Clearer billing, safer account access and more free tools

This release makes payments easier to understand, gives you more control over account access, and improves everyday server management. There are also new free tools for community polls, Minecraft projects, image comparisons and database imports.

Clearer billing and ZapX Pass management

• See what your ZapX Pass actually costs. Checkout, dashboard and order details now agree on discounted totals and separate the Pass tier from Dedicated Lifetime slots. Net prices and VAT breakdowns follow the invoice, while Lifetime break-even estimates include the Pass cost.
• Understand invoices and subscription balances more easily. Amounts carried forward for later payment no longer appear as credit, refunds are shown more accurately, and unpaid subscriptions no longer show a running paid term. New billing endpoints also make invoice lists and restriction information available for mobile integration.
• Pause and resume with more predictable charges. Pause calculations account for refunds, reactivation uses the subscription’s assigned payment method, and status handling is more consistent. Services suspended by staff remain on hold through pause, resume and payment recovery.
• Change your Pass without confusing payment states. Extra Dedicated Lifetime slots become available only after payment, outdated tabs receive useful explanations, and changes are blocked during pending cancellation. If a bundled purchase duplicates an existing Pass, only the duplicate Pass portion is refunded, keeping the Lifetime purchase and its eligible partner-coupon credit.
• Keep eligible Lifetime services when your Pass returns. Buying or upgrading a Pass restores eligible enforcement-locked services, and a failed restoration no longer leads straight to scheduled deletion. Deactivated Lifetime Discord bots now stay locked, while Dedicated Lifetime checkout clearly explains when an active Pass and available slot are required.
• Make informed cancellation and deletion decisions. An immediate cancellation within the applicable withdrawal window no longer removes the withdrawal option. Withdrawal after immediate cancellation deletes service data immediately, while voluntary product deletion now requires explicit acknowledgement that no refund or later withdrawal will be available.
• Traffic Pack refunds now remove the purchased allowance. Refunded or withdrawn packs no longer leave extra traffic active, including when cancellation overlaps with setup. Pack removal also avoids misleading messages about your server being suspended or deleted.
• Get clearer upgrade and cancellation confirmations. Upgrade previews explain any current-term coupon discount that will not carry over, and withdrawal confirmations show the paid amount and actual balance deductions. Completed cancellation dialogs close reliably, and the subscription API now supports taking back a scheduled end-of-term cancellation.

Safer account access and sharing

• Sign-in links ask before accessing an account. One-click login and email-verification links no longer silently sign you in or replace an existing session. Confirmation identifies the account involved, including when opening a mobile hand-off link.
• Recover an account deletion within 14 days. Customer account deletion now includes an email-code confirmation and a 14-day restoration window rather than deleting everything immediately. A restoration email explains how to cancel the request.
• Share services with clearer permission warnings. Powerful VPS permissions carry visible danger labels, permission descriptions explain what access includes, and sharing dialogs work better on short phone screens. Shared Discord bot renames are also attributed to the person who made them.
• Track email-change requests wherever you make them. Requests from mobile and direct API access now appear in account activity, just like requests made through the web profile.

More dependable service management

• Paused and locked services stay that way. Gameservers, VPS, TeamSpeak servers and Discord bots consistently respect paused, suspended and Lifetime-locked states, including shared access and queued actions. The panel, Public API and MCP explain unavailable or busy services instead of showing generic failures or reporting success when nothing happened.
• One-Click Apps give you clearer setup and health feedback. Project names and environment values are checked consistently, including AI-assisted suggestions; unhealthy or crash-looping apps are marked as faulty rather than online. Stop and restart actions are blocked during automatic installation, and a reboot during setup produces a useful failure reason instead of a long, stalled progress screen.
• VPS recovery and resource details stay more accurate. Rescue mode, mounted ISO and boot settings remain in sync after restores or replacements, custom ISO imports receive consistent checks and safer file handling, and subscription details show VPS resources. Windows resource checks and traffic checks on stopped or suspended servers also avoid inappropriate guest queries.
• Game updates are easier to act on. Notifications name the game and server, show the old and new version when known, and open the relevant update screen. Deep-linked update dialogs stay open, and explicit updates on Steam-backed managed servers now run the game update step, addressing cases such as Satisfactory version mismatches.
• Server recovery, backups and file access are more resilient. Starting or restarting a gameserver can rebuild a genuinely missing container, while temporary status-check failures are no longer mistaken for a missing server. Gameserver and Discord bot backups wait for a busy backup repository, and larger gameserver file-access setups receive more appropriate timeouts.
• Integrations receive more useful responses. Invalid API input, unsupported methods and unavailable services return clearer errors; console connection failures and timeouts are distinguished from unexpected failures. TeamSpeak rejects unsupported ban expressions and invalid snapshot imports clearly, while service and schedule responses expose granted permissions and timezones.

More free tools for games and everyday tasks

• Create community polls without signing in. Poll Maker supports multi-question ballots, single or multiple choice, participant-added options and configurable result visibility. You can also set an end date, manage votes, export results and use an OBS overlay.
• Plan slime farms and create Minecraft skins. The Slime Chunk Finder supports Java and Bedrock, with an interactive map, nearest-chunk search and farm-position planning. The Image to Skin Converter turns pictures into Java skins with cropping, rotation, a live 3D preview, PNG download and a hand-off to the Skin Editor, entirely in your browser.
• Prepare files and inspect designs in your browser. SQL Splitter compresses or splits database dumps for phpMyAdmin upload limits, while Image Compare offers slider, side-by-side, fade and difference views without uploading your pictures. The new CSS Cursor Viewer lets you try standard cursors and copy their CSS declarations.
• Edit your truck-simulator savegames locally. The ETS2 and ATS Savegame Editor reads supported encrypted, binary and plaintext saves without uploading them. Adjust profile progression, hired drivers, fleet condition and map or property unlocks, then download an edited save.
• Explore current and historical Hytale data. The item and sound databases include build 0.7.1 content and per-entry change histories. Removed entries remain available with their last-known details, including sound playback, and clearly identified item renames redirect to their current pages.

More helpful AI and support conversations

• Avoid wasted AI turns and confusing input failures. AI Agent rejects blank, invisible-only or unsupported chat text before starting a billed response, and customer-derived names display more consistently. ZapX Maker also receives clearer log presentation and phone-layout improvements.
• Use support chat more comfortably on your phone. Ticket chat and the floating widget handle short and landscape screens better, unusual text no longer causes avoidable message failures, and deleted linked services are clearly marked unavailable. Help search inputs behave more consistently, and assistant answers list only the articles actually used.

Easier browsing and better phone layouts

• Find the right VPS setup for storage, databases or Docker apps. New hosting pages explain these use cases and guide you toward a VPS where you install and manage the software yourself. These are VPS options, not a separate managed storage product.
• Discover relevant gameserver features more easily. Game landing pages can show game-specific panel capabilities, Minecraft Forge links resolve to the current pages, and the “new modpacks” navigation follows release dates. Windows game-installer entries also cover additional titles offered for VPS.
• Shop and manage services more comfortably on touchscreens. Small controls have larger touch areas, phone text fields avoid unwanted focus zoom, and popovers and dialogs fit short screens better. Shop chats, game cards, region choices, domain search and purchase controls also receive phone-layout fixes.
• Browse with fewer visual distractions and broken links. Tool panels and promotional cards use a calmer appearance, badge contrast is stronger, and searchable pickers make exact matches easier to choose. Renamed articles and landing pages retain working redirects, images load without unnecessary language redirects, and multilingual content receives translation and language-link corrections.
• Read clearer partnership and beta information. Company partnership pages are available in more languages with revised wording and more usable phone layouts. Beta application copy now explains that invitations are sent in batches rather than promising a fixed number of testers.