Preise in deiner Währung, mehr Gaming-Tools und einfachere Servereinrichtung

This release brings a larger collection of free gaming tools, a more guided server setup experience and more consistent pricing. Everyday hosting also gets attention, with clearer service status, safer shared access and improvements for mobile, keyboard and screen-reader users.

Clearer prices and billing

• Read prices in each currency’s familiar format. Prices now consistently use formats such as 19,49 zł, 69 kr, $19.49 and £19.49, independently of the page language, with more consistent price loading across the shop and account. These display changes do not change what you are charged.
• Compare the full gameserver package range. Pricing cards, checkout and plan changes support the complete tier ladder, while custom VPS configurations can point out a cheaper preset that meets your requirements.
• Understand Lifetime costs before choosing. Lifetime promotions clearly state the active ZapX Pass requirement, and price comparisons account for the Pass using package-based examples rather than fixed sample figures.
• See cancellation details where you manage your service. Gameserver, VPS, TeamSpeak and Discord bot detail pages show pending cancellations and the service end date; turning off domain auto-renew sends the appropriate term-end confirmation.
• Get clearer payment and refund handling. Paid invoices receive a one-time payment confirmation email, PayPal can be used for subscriptions except in BRL, and an untouched Discord bot plan no longer produces a spurious one-cent change. Eligible withdrawal flows account for applied plan-change payments and bundled Lifetime Pass purchases, with clearer refund destinations.
• Keep subscriptions and Pass benefits in sync. Staff deletion of a Discord bot also cancels its linked subscription, newly purchased AI access is checked against your live Pass entitlement, and benefit descriptions correctly identify the Discord badge as available from Plus and staff chat with Max.

More free tools for games and communities

• Create and customize Minecraft content. The MOTD Generator offers gradients, centering and one-click apply; Crafting Recipes includes reverse lookup and material calculations. UUID Lookup and Stronghold Finder round out the new utilities, including eye triangulation and seed-based stronghold searches.
• Plan progression with dedicated calculators. Calculate ARK taming food, time and knockout requirements, build Factorio production chains for vanilla and Space Age, browse Minecraft villager trades, or plan a build with the WoW Classic Talent Calculator.
• Explore worlds before your next adventure. New tools include DayZ maps for Chernarus and Livonia with loot filters, Valheim seed maps with biomes, boss altars and traders, a searchable 7 Days to Die Navezgane map, and Core Keeper seed previews.
• Edit Core Keeper character saves in your browser. Inspect and change character details, skills, talents and inventory, then export the edited save without uploading it to a server.
• Organize your next community session. Gaming Tools now includes a Gamertag Generator with platform checks, a Team Generator, a Tournament Bracket Generator and a Mouse Sensitivity Converter.
• Get more from public Steam information. Steam ID Finder turns profile inputs, friend codes and invite links into SteamID formats and game-admin snippets; Steam Account Value estimates library and supported inventory values from public data.
• Choose a location with real connection measurements. Ping Test compares latency, jitter and estimated packet loss across gameserver locations. The public Speedtest measures download, upload, ping and jitter, with shareable results and a server-side test script.

Easier server selection and setup

• Install games through a guided four-step flow. The Game Server Installer separates operating system, game, settings and installation, adds game and server search, and hides unavailable choices. The install dialog always lets you explicitly select the target VPS.
• Run more games on your Linux VPS. Installer support now includes Palworld, Valheim, Satisfactory and Project Zomboid, plus Rust, 7 Days to Die, SCP: Secret Laboratory and Barotrauma.
• Order the Minecraft setup you actually want. Server types such as Vanilla, Paper and Forge, along with modpacks, are searchable and linkable in the shop, and your selection is honored during provisioning.
• Enable a Minecraft live world map in one click. BlueMap setup is available for Paper/Purpur, Spigot/Bukkit, Fabric, Forge and NeoForge.
• Follow setup without constant checking. New gameservers and VPS services send a one-time ready email, gameserver installation progress no longer jumps backward, and VPS app setup waits for the panel’s DNS availability before continuing.
• Keep your place while shopping. Browser Back and Forward step through gameserver and VPS configurators, domain checkout restores its review step after reload, and game landing-page buttons preserve the selected game. Dedicated recommendations now use configurations you can actually order.

More dependable daily service management

• Trust the status shown in your server lists. Cards keep refreshing through Start, Stop and Restart, restarting services no longer count as issues, and suspended services are not described as still being set up. Running UDP games also avoid false offline detection caused solely by a missing listener.
• Connect and read statistics with less confusion. Gameservers such as MTA show the playable game port, CPU charts respect plan limits, RAM axes distinguish fractional values, and VPS DDoS bandwidth charts run from oldest to newest.
• Save files and manage add-ons more reliably. The gameserver editor can save supported text files above the previous roughly 128 KiB failure point, configuration forms reflect current file values, and plugin or mod changes no longer leave a server stopped just because the browser tab closes. Steam Workshop panels also accept Workshop links and provide clearer errors.
• Keep VPS settings consistent through recovery. Saved DNS servers are reapplied after reinstall, hostname settings show the sanitized value actually saved, and restored machines eject expired ISO media before starting. Duplicate snapshot rollback requests are also blocked.
• Stay in control of Discord bot behavior. Saving settings or changing dependencies no longer starts a deliberately stopped bot, unsuspension and migration respect stopped or unconfigured states, and crash loops receive a visible banner, notification and activity entry.
• Avoid surprising limits and destructive actions. Games without a configured slot maximum no longer receive an artificial ceiling, parallel database creation respects the five-database limit, and Java automatic RAM upgrades use heap pressure rather than treating reserved memory as active demand. VPS Stop and rescue actions, bot preset replacement, and backup or custom ISO deletion receive appropriate confirmations.
• Find the right controls and activity details. Shared services can be favorited, unsupported gameserver DNS tabs stay hidden, and backup sizes explain deduplication. Activity entries identify the person requesting VPS power actions and use readable labels for bot actions and AI plugin deployments.

Safer access and private data

• Make shared access match the permissions you grant. Read-only VPS consoles stay view-only, TeamSpeak changes require write permissions, and dedicated server renaming is owner-only. Shared domain DNS access no longer includes registrant details, nameserver management or renewal controls.
• Revoke access more completely. Deleting or replacing an account SSH key removes it from assigned VPS services, signing out through the customer sidebar revokes active one-click login links, and API operation access follows the token’s service grants.
• Keep credentials out of unnecessary records. Checkout no longer stores raw VPS passwords or domain transfer codes in its checkout records, spent transfer codes are removed after use, and secret game configuration values stay out of activity history. Sensitive credentials also receive stronger protection in diagnostic records.
• Keep private details private during support and service errors. Internal-note attachments are not available through customer download routes, attachment responses are not cached, and customer-facing installation, ISO and API errors avoid exposing raw internal details.
• Get clearer feedback when setting up access. Service-sharing forms reject a new grant with no permissions instead of claiming it was saved, restricted bot DNS controls stay hidden, and customer-bound discount details are protected from anonymous lookups.

A more accessible panel on every screen

• Hear what each control does. Screen-reader labels now identify service rename dialogs, configuration selects, firewall and TeamSpeak row actions, API key controls and monitoring charts. Resource sliders announce meaningful resource values, while location and billing-term choices expose their selected state.
• Navigate without losing your place. The VPS console offers a leave-console button and a Ctrl+Alt+Shift release shortcut, the support widget supports Escape and proper focus handling, and closing the mobile sidebar returns focus to its trigger. Active navigation links and keyboard focus are easier to identify.
• Reach important actions on smaller screens. Service facts, DNS and access tables adapt better to phones, schedules and backup-access screens remain scrollable, and ZapX Pass comparisons use per-plan cards. AI chat Send buttons, recovery controls and Lifetime server actions also stay reachable.
• Use pages comfortably with assistive settings. Decorative motion respects reduced-motion preferences, overflowing tables can be scrolled by keyboard, public pages avoid duplicate main landmarks, and profile fields support appropriate autofill. Login inputs, notifications and copy results also provide better accessible feedback.

Smoother support, AI and community experiences

• See your conversations instead of an empty starting tab. The support hub opens the first non-empty tab, live replies in an already visible conversation are treated as read, and ticket previews no longer show raw formatting marks.
• Read AI answers more naturally. Tables render as tables, action confirmations give the assistant a clearer result, and progress steps use translated descriptions rather than internal instructions or error codes. Studio composers also explain the instruction limit, and deployment choices no longer silently downgrade a Minecraft server.
• Keep partner conversations together. Declined applicants can continue in the original application chat during the reapplication cooldown, preserving the discussion history. Submitted applications can also be corrected to the company or organization type, and partner-team email replies reach the actual contact.
• Understand community plans at a glance. Roadmap columns and cards identify planned, in-progress and completed work, older cards show meaningful update dates, and Discord community setup steps fit more comfortably in their cards.

Faster pages and more consistent language

• See useful content sooner. Homepage, dashboard, login and configurator content remains visible while the page becomes interactive; smaller game icons, decorative artwork and footer graphics reduce unnecessary downloads.
• Read the interface in your chosen language. Translation fixes cover login errors, AI starter suggestions, service setup and settings messages, Minecraft tools and savegame hints. Dedicated request tickets, personal-data export emails, sharing invitations and email navigation links also follow the appropriate language.
• Browse with fewer dead ends. ZapX Pass navigation falls back to the shop where a translated landing page is unavailable, tool links use localized hosting destinations, dedicated configuration requests open the correct support conversation, and panel not-found pages retain the customer-panel layout. A Dutch MCP hosting landing page is also available.
• Read published information more easily. Homepage and related-article cards show publication dates, customer news and feeds render article formatting, and Help Center labels follow the selected language. Cookie preferences are organized into expandable categories with necessary cookies clearly marked.
• Build integrations with clearer API responses. Invalid JSON and form input receive appropriate client-error responses, missing resources return consistent not-found results, and DNS conflicts explain the problem rather than appearing as server failures. Gameserver API schemas and rate-limit documentation better match real responses.