WordPress Overview
Overview of WordPress hosting tools on Hostinger, including one-click installs, managed updates, LiteSpeed caching, staging, security, and hPanel features.
One-click installs, managed updates, caching out of the box, and WordPress-specific tools in hPanel.
Install WordPress
One click during website creation, or any time from your website dashboard. See Installing WordPress.
Access the WordPress admin
https://yourdomain.com/wp-adminOr open your website dashboard in hPanel and click WordPress or Admin panel.
WordPress-specific tools in hPanel
Smart auto-updates, update log, plugin/theme update states, PHP compatibility
Isolated copy of the site to test changes before pushing live
Duplicate a site into a new hosting slot or another domain
Auto-install your saved choice of plugins and templates on new sites
One-click AI diagnosis and fixes for website performance issues
Install, update, and manage plugins from hPanel
Install and manage themes
AI site builder, AI content and agent, site tools, Hub, affiliate, email marketing, and store plugins made by Hostinger
Performance
LiteSpeed — toggle on the WordPress dashboard, with its own LiteSpeed Settings page. Page cache, browser cache, image optimization.
Object Cache — separate toggle for database-query caching; requires LiteSpeed to be enabled first. Included on eligible plans.
Server-side cache — cached pages served without executing PHP. See Cache.
CDN — static assets served globally. See CDN.
PageSpeed — measure Core Web Vitals and act on recommendations. See PageSpeed.
Maintenance mode
The WordPress dashboard has a Maintenance mode toggle — visitors can't access the site while it's on. Use it during risky changes when you don't want half-finished work public.
Security at a glance
SSL — enable HTTPS for every site. See SSL Certificates.
Malware scanning — automatic file-level detection on your hosting. See Malware Scanner.
WordPress Security — smart auto-updates and update visibility for core, plugins, and themes. See Security.
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Last updated: October 8, 2026
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