Hostinger API token setup

A short walkthrough for producing the credential AgentSOC needs to power Hostinger VPS instances on and off.

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How the connection works

AgentSOC authenticates to Hostinger with a single API token generated in hPanel. One value goes into the credential form:

ValueWhat it is
API TokenA bearer token for the Hostinger VPS API

Scope of support: the Hostinger integration can only power VPS instances on and off. IP blocking and instance isolation are not available on Hostinger's VPS API.

Step 1 — Open the Hostinger API settings

Sign in to hPanel and open Account → API (under the Developers section).

Step 1 — hPanel API settings

Step 2 — Generate an API token

  1. Click Generate token (or Create token).
  2. Give it a recognizable name, e.g. agentsoc-soar.
  3. Copy the generated token.

The token is shown only once. Copy it now — if you lose it, generate a new one and delete the old token. Store it like a password.

Step 2 — Generate API token

Step 3 — Add the credential in AgentSOC and validate

  1. In AgentSOC, open AgentSOAR → Settings → Credentials (/agentsoar/settings/credentials).
  2. Add a Hostinger credential and paste the API Token from Step 2.
  3. Save. AgentSOC validates the token by listing your VPS instances.
  4. Once it shows Healthy, the Hostinger power action is ready to use.

Step 3 — AgentSOC Add Hostinger credential form

Troubleshooting

ErrorLikely cause and fix
Hostinger API returned 401The API token is wrong, was mistyped, or has been revoked. Generate a fresh token (Step 2).
Hostinger API returned 403The token lacks access to the VPS API, or the account has no VPS plan.
Network errorhPanel or the Hostinger API is temporarily unreachable. Retry validation shortly.

Reference: Hostinger — Generating an API token