More confident billing and more control over your servers

Know what you will pay before confirming, export your financial records, and keep useful notes alongside your services. This release also brings more Minecraft choices, clearer server activity, stronger account protection, and easier day-to-day management on phones.

Billing you can follow with confidence

• See the amount you will actually pay. Checkout, order summaries, plan-change previews and receipts now account for outstanding balances and invoice-specific VAT consistently. Checkout waits for tax information before confirmation and charges the card you added during checkout.
• Confirm plan changes with fewer surprises. Outdated previews are rejected before billing, declined payments appear as failures, and paid changes that cannot be applied are refunded and rolled back. Changing only the billing term on a gameserver or Discord bot no longer recreates its container.
• Avoid unintended extra purchases. Repeated checkout attempts have stronger protection against duplicate orders, coupon use and duplicate ZapX Pass subscriptions. Buying a Traffic Pack no longer adds a paid Pass subscription.
• Recover cleanly from unsuccessful checkout. Failed or abandoned subscription attempts release applied credit and eligible single-use vouchers. Domain checkout checks payment requirements and duplicate or invalid selections before charging, with refunds when paid activation fails or a domain is no longer available.
• Understand pause and resume costs. Resume previews use the same live, coupon-aware prices as billing, including on service cards and dashboard lists. Credit deductions respect the available balance, and subscription actions explain unavailable or conflicting states instead of showing a generic error.
• Read consistent financial records. Invoice views agree on refunds, partial refunds and credits; refund documents correctly account for discounts and split refunds. Order pages show clearer payment and withdrawal states, while billing emails name the service and distinguish payment confirmation from a required payment-method change.
• Export your billing history. Download invoices, orders and credit history as CSV files for spreadsheets, accounting analysis or your own archive.
• Find open Classic invoices more easily. ZapX can show when you have outstanding invoices in the Classic panel and provide a login handover. Invoices remain separate between the two panels.

Easier everyday service management

• Keep private notes with each service. Add reminders or useful context in the customer panel and return to them later without maintaining a separate document.
• Change plans comfortably on smaller screens. Gameserver, VPS, TeamSpeak, Discord bot and additional dedicated IPv4 dialogs use a phone-friendly layout, keep confirmation accessible, and show why a change is blocked. Plan-change links also keep the dialog open reliably.
• Recognize your service’s real state. Paused, suspended, cancelled and Lifetime-locked services display consistent status and access explanations across product pages. Shared users see neutral explanations when an owner pauses a service, and dashboard cards reflect Lifetime restrictions correctly.
• Scale VPS resources using more appropriate measurements. Scale with Me uses guest-reported RAM and disk usage rather than counting Linux page cache toward memory pressure. CPU scaling and alerts continue to work when guest RAM or disk metrics are unavailable.
• Spend less time waiting on VPS actions. Network changes handle overlapping requests more reliably, interactive guest-agent waits are bounded, and busy services give a clear conflict response. Backup and snapshot tasks retry temporary VM locks, while deleted machines no longer leave misleading timeout failures.
• Move from Classic with your choices intact. The migration wizard preserves selected servers and Pass tiers through payment setup, uses the familiar Pass comparison layout, and handles browser Back and Forward more naturally.
• Use the panel more comfortably on your phone. Dialogs fit short screens, TeamSpeak and DDoS tables keep actions accessible, and DNS forms and consoles fit narrow layouts. Touch-friendly fields reduce unwanted iOS zoom, while tabs and option lists offer more consistent keyboard navigation.

More choice and clearer feedback for gameservers

• Pin the Minecraft loader build you need. Choose exact Forge, NeoForge and Fabric versions, see the selected build in the overview and library, and search longer build lists. Unsupported builds are filtered out, with clearer stable and beta choices.
• Explore more Minecraft server options. Arclight brings Forge, NeoForge and Fabric hybrid choices for mods alongside Bukkit or Spigot plugins. Technic Launcher joins the modpack selection with 12 curated packs, and Hangar joins Modrinth as a plugin source.
• Start with clearer configuration feedback. Missing required settings are identified before a start or restart, leftover Minecraft configuration no longer blocks a different game, and Forge 1.17 uses the appropriate Java version. Velocity connections and restart handling also receive reliability fixes.
• Install mods with fewer dead ends. Unavailable projects or incompatible versions are rejected before installation begins, interrupted installations no longer remain busy indefinitely, and dependency handling is more reliable. Installation prompts also make it clear that the server stays offline during the process.
• Know whether a restore actually succeeded. Backup activity distinguishes a restore request from its final success or failure, including game database restores. Start failures and crash loops are easier to recognize without incorrectly treating a restarting container as stopped.
• Manage files and settings with clearer errors. File operations handle invalid names, long paths and already-missing files consistently. Configuration, environment and schedule inputs receive clearer validation, including oversized environment values.
• Install more Windows games. The native game installer gains eight Windows games, plus Steam account login and BattlEye stop support needed by supported installations.

Stronger account protection and privacy

• Spot unfamiliar sign-ins. Email alerts notify you about logins from a new region, with the time, approximate location and guidance for securing your account. Login, two-factor authentication and consent screens also handle redirects and edge states more clearly.
• Keep control after security changes. Session revocation, trusted devices, login links and connected authorizations follow a more consistent policy when account security changes. Sensitive account actions receive additional identity checks, and authorization consent stays tied to what you approved.
• Share services with the intended permissions. Gameserver actions work correctly for authorized recipients and record the person who performed them. Dedicated and TeamSpeak access more closely follows specific permissions, while dedicated remote-management access is revoked when the service becomes ineligible.
• Keep credentials out of places they do not belong. Saved shop drafts omit root passwords and other credentials, assistant command history and exports redact secrets, and private responses receive stronger cache protection. Customer-uploaded VPS ISOs are kept out of the public ISO catalog.
• Get a more complete privacy export. Account exports include complete assistant command history, Discord bot activity and received push campaigns, alongside support conversations and AI chats. The archive also includes privacy information and the versioned privacy policy.
• Leave less behind when deleting data. Account deletion cleans up additional linked data and payment-processor customer details. Deleting a service also removes stale favorites, service access rules and Discord bindings, while public feedback no longer exposes internal author or moderation fields.

More dependable API and mobile workflows

• Retry API orders without creating another purchase. Public API order creation accepts an Idempotency-Key, allowing a retry with the same key and request body to return the original response rather than charge for a second order.
• Handle API errors more predictably. Invalid order inputs, rejected coupons, subscription conflicts and unavailable resources return clearer client errors instead of generic server failures. Game-library, Bedrock crossplay and BlueMap responses include codes that apps can act on.
• Build richer mobile service controls. New customer endpoints support service renaming and gameserver update and backup settings. Installation progress is translated for clients such as ZapX Mobile, and service capability flags let apps hide unavailable DNS or DDoS options.
• Connect developer tools with more confidence. Denying a new MCP authorization no longer overwrites an existing grant, API SSH-key changes appear in account activity, and webhook and Cloudflare connection changes are recorded. Developer, API and MCP pages offer refreshed getting-started guidance, examples and Pass information.

Better community, partner and support experiences

• Keep Discord bot troubleshooting context. The previous run’s logs remain available after its container is removed, including through the console, API and MCP. Restarting bots retain accurate status, restores respect whether the bot was stopped beforehand, and service deletion retries DNS cleanup when needed.
• Build the Discord widget you want. Choose a public text message or banner independently of the optional Start, Stop and Restart buttons. Zappy’s invite requests the permissions needed to post and pin widgets, with clearer guidance when manual pinning is necessary.
• Understand partner earnings and payout timing. Commission history shows booking details and recurring versus Lifetime earnings, with date filters and CSV exports. A running-balance account book and commission holds explain which earnings are available to withdraw.
• Apply for partnerships with less friction. Companies can submit an inquiry without a ZapX account, and application drafts are better protected against accidental loss. The redesigned company page and localized creator-partnership pages make the available routes easier to explore.
• Keep support handovers on track. A request for human support is respected rather than sending the conversation back to automation. Archived feedback no longer offers unavailable voting, and cancellation feedback and ZapX Pass screens receive clearer presentation.
• Find community destinations more easily. A Discord server list replaces the website directory, with compact server-list previews for browsing. Sharing invitations and billing messages also use more accurate wording and language-matched links.

Useful browser tools and easier discovery

• Check your microphone, speakers and headphones privately. Mic Test offers device selection, live input levels and clear permission guidance. The Speaker & Headphone Test checks left and right channels, stereo phase and frequency response; both run locally without uploading audio.
• Cut sprite sheets without uploading artwork. The new Sprite Sheet Cutter turns PNG, JPG or GIF sheets into individual PNG frames entirely in your browser.
• Convert everyday measurements in one place. New distance, weight, temperature and volume converters cover common units, with dedicated modes such as stone-and-pound values, kitchen measurements and absolute-zero validation.
• Get a clearer preview of tool results. Game configuration generators, developer utilities, Minecraft tools and network tools show labelled example output before you interact. Number fields can be cleared naturally, mobile inputs are easier to edit, and invalid input produces more useful feedback.
• Find the right page with fewer detours. Public pages gain consistent breadcrumbs, renamed help content keeps working through redirects, and Minecraft menus link to the appropriate modpack and variant pages. Existing partnership links continue to work after the address change.
• Explore refreshed product pages. Hardware, company partnership, Element Club and developer pages receive layout and mobile improvements. Minecraft Spigot gains English coverage, Minecraft Forge gains French coverage, and creator-partnership information is available in more languages.
• Read more accurate public information. Landing-page price claims follow current catalog prices, outdated WHOIS-privacy claims are removed from TeamSpeak pages, and FAQ answers remain available in the page content. Refreshed translations, clearer tool descriptions and corrected missing-page behavior round out the browsing improvements.