Hostinger Horizons

A prompt-to-app builder from a hosting company, so the app, the domain and the mailbox arrive from the same bill instead of three separate vendors.

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Checked 25 Sep 2026

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What you'd use it for

Building a small-business website or a simple internal web app from a prompt, without adding a second vendor for hosting, domain and email.

Generate a working website or web app from a plain-language chat description
Edit the result directly in a drag-and-drop visual editor
Publish to a live URL with hosting, SSL and a free first-year domain bundled in
Connect an existing domain from any registrar with guided DNS setup
Export the generated frontend as a Node.js/React project to move it off Hostinger

The verdict

Horizons is a solid but unremarkable AI app builder wrapped around genuinely useful bundling — the site, the domain and the mailbox come from one company and one bill. The credit system is the real catch, since five credits a month on the cheapest plan barely covers an initial build, and every AI mistake it has to fix burns from the same allowance, pushing real use toward a pricier tier fast. There is no Git integration and no way to re-import edited code, so exporting is a one-way door out rather than a workflow. It suits a solo operator who wants one vendor relationship and one bill, not a team that wants to own its codebase from day one.

What it costs

Tier	Price	For	Includes
Premium	$2.99/month for the first term (renews at $10.99/month)	One small site, tested cheaply before committing.	Up to 3 websites, 2 mailboxes per site, a free domain for the first year, 5 AI credits, 400+ templates.
Unlimited	$3.99/month for the first term (renews at $16.99/month)	A business that expects to keep adding pages or a second site.	Unlimited websites and mailboxes, 15 AI credits, priority 24/7 support, ecommerce and email marketing tools.
Cloud Startup	$7.99/month for the first term (renews at $25.99/month)	A business running the AI builder as its main ongoing tool, not a one-off.	Everything in Unlimited plus 20 Hostinger Agent credits and faster cloud hosting.

Read from Hostinger Horizons's own pricing page on 25 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.

What you need to start

A Hostinger account, free to create, no credit card needed for the 7-day trial
A paid plan before you can publish the site or app live
A domain if you want a custom URL, either bought through Hostinger or pointed from another registrar

A first AI-generated draft appears within minutes of describing the project, but publishing it needs a paid plan, from $2.99/month for the first term.

Your first run The chat builder produces a working first draft within minutes of describing the project, and Hostinger says a site can go live the same day. The 7-day free trial lets you build and preview it, but publishing needs a paid plan.

Where it breaks

The introductory prices above are first-term discounts (up to 79% off); the renewal price is what the bill actually looks like a year in, and it is 3 to 4x the number shown at sign-up. All plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee, but only if fewer than 30 AI credits have been used.

Browser-based. Works in two modes — a conversational builder where you describe the site in a chat, and a visual editor for direct changes. No card required for the free trial.

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When not to use it

Not for a team that wants version control, CI/CD or a codebase it can keep editing outside Horizons, since the export is one-way with no re-import. Not for anyone building a complex app with real backend logic — reviewers report the AI needs several attempts to fix its own bugs, and those attempts still cost credits. Not for someone who wants to test the trial's real value first, since you can build and preview but not publish without paying.

Most prompt-to-app builders leave you holding a URL and no idea who to call about hosting, DNS or a mailbox. Horizons is Hostinger doing the opposite: it already runs the servers, so the AI-generated site lands on infrastructure the company already owns, with a domain and email included in the same subscription.

That bundling is the actual pitch, more than the AI itself. Generating a working small-business site from a prompt is no longer rare — several vendors in this directory do it. What’s rarer is not needing a second vendor afterward for hosting and email, which matters if you are the only person in the business who would otherwise have to manage that relationship.

What the credits buy

AI credits are the metered resource, not websites. Five credits a month on the cheapest plan is enough for an initial build and small edits, not for iterating heavily — Horizons nudges you toward Cloud Startup once you’re actually using the conversational builder as a daily tool rather than a launch step.

Against the alternatives

Against Durable, the trade is depth versus bundling: Durable ships a CRM and invoicing alongside the site, which Horizons does not. Against a general-purpose builder like Framer, Horizons trades design flexibility for the fact that support, hosting, and DNS are one phone call instead of three.