Hostinger weekly product updates: Week 7, 2026

Here’s what shipped the week of February 9 to 13, 2026, across Node.js hosting, Hostinger Website Builder (now AI Builder), AI Website Builder for WordPress, and Hostinger Reach.

• Node.js hosting can now run an AI analysis on a failed build to explain the cause and how to fix it.
• Node.js hosting added NestJS as a supported framework.
• Hostinger Website Builder made adding store policies smoother.
• Hostinger Website Builder now lets you move clipped images vertically.
• AI Website Builder for WordPress has a new conversational prompt screen.
• Hostinger Reach’s Abandoned Cart automation now works for Website Builder stores.

Here’s a closer look at each.

AI analysis for failed Node.js builds

When a Node.js build fails, you can now run an AI analysis to understand why. It gives you the root cause of the failure and step-by-step instructions to fix it, and a Fix and redeploy button takes you to a page where you can change the relevant settings and redeploy right away.

Here’s how to fix a failed build.

NestJS support for Node.js hosting

NestJS is now a supported framework for Node.js hosting. Hostinger will automatically try to detect if you’re using NestJS and apply the required build settings. Read more about how to deploy a Node.js website.

Smoother store policy setup in Website Builder

Adding store policies is easier in Hostinger Website Builder ecommerce admin. If you choose to add a policy as a page, you’re taken in a new tab to the editor with the policy preselected, and after filling in the details, you can sync the policy URL straight back to the store admin.

Custom links still work as before, and the policy URL syncs once, during policy page creation.

Move clipped images vertically in Hostinger Website Builder

You can now move clipped images vertically in Hostinger Website Builder, for both section backgrounds and image elements. It gives you more control over how an image is framed, without needing workarounds. Learn more about how to add images.

A new conversational prompt screen in AI Website Builder for WordPress

AI Website Builder for WordPress has a new prompt screen that moves toward a more conversational, describe-what-you-want experience.

The manual Website Title and Website Type fields are gone; the AI now works those out from your prompt, which cuts down on clutter and upfront data entry.

There are pre-filled starter prompts for different use cases to help you begin, and the language and page builder selectors have moved to the bottom of the screen to keep the focus on the prompt.

Read more here about how to use the AI Website Builder for WordPress.

Abandoned Cart automation for Hostinger Website Builder stores

Hostinger Reach’s Abandoned Cart automation now works for Hostinger Website Builder stores, so you can automatically follow up with people who added products to their cart but didn’t check out.

The existing Abandoned Cart trigger is fully supported in the automation create and edit pages, with guiding banners to help you set up the flow correctly.

It’s an easy way to re-engage potential buyers and recover sales without manual follow-ups. Get the full details about how to set up abandoned cart automation.

That’s all for this week

For the running log of every release, check our changelog, and for the story behind each week’s updates, browse our weekly product updates.