Clearer orders, simpler billing and smarter VPS help

This release makes everyday account management easier, from reviewing orders and overdue payments to choosing backup storage. The VPS assistant also gains traffic insights and more practical troubleshooting guidance, alongside safer console access and more reliable service management.

Orders and billing that are easier to understand

• Find the right order faster. The redesigned order list uses service names, product-specific icons and consistent rows, with clearer contextual actions. Order details now use a receipt-style layout.
• See payment problems and service restrictions clearly. Overdue payments have a prominent panel with deadlines, while billing shows when a service is locked or paused alongside its billing status. Subscription details also show a fallback when Stripe is unavailable.
• Get more accurate plan-change information. Selecting a package for a custom Lifetime contract now uses consistent resource-based pricing, avoiding incorrect upgrade charges or unusable credits. Prepaid plan-change notices show the next renewal date when known, and dedicated server previews show the current recurring price.
• Choose ZapX Pass backup storage with one slider. Extra storage is selectable in 250 GB steps up to 4 TB, with consistent tier selection and a slimmer checkout summary. Storage now uses decimal units: 1 TB equals 1,000 GB, including the Max plan allowance.

More useful help from the AI assistant

• Ask how much VPS traffic you have used. The panel assistant can now read measured traffic usage and your allowance instead of relying only on the quota listed in your plan.
• Get more practical memory and storage troubleshooting. VPS guidance better respects the actual ballooning state, covers Windows and prompts fresh measurements after a stop/start. It also checks for partitions that have not grown after a disk upgrade, watches available space during installations, and explains when added Linux disk space needs the next panel restart.
• Know how to share files and what cleanup really removes. The assistant asks for a download link or VPS file path rather than suggesting unavailable chat attachments, labels short One-Click App selections as examples, and explains that retained app volumes still occupy disk space after uninstalling.
• Build more accurate Steam-powered Discord bots. Updated ZapX Maker guidance uses the fields Steam actually returns and distinguishes most-played rankings from recommendations intended to help users find games to buy.

Safer access and smoother service management

• Open VPS consoles without exposing internal host details. Console connections in the web panel, mobile app and Public API no longer reveal internal host, node or VM identifiers. Expired console tickets are also retried to make connections more reliable.
• Keep more pasted secrets out of stored AI chats. Secret masking now covers additional formats, including Laravel application keys and credentials embedded in shell-style text.
• Bring domain activity into mobile integrations. A new domain activity API provides paginated registration, renewal, DNS, nameserver and Cloudflare event history. Users with permission to view a shared domain can access its history without needing DNS access.
• Manage One-Click Apps with fewer interruptions. Coolify upgrades now verify the installed version after a timeout rather than immediately reporting failure. Fixes also address Misskey startup failures caused by custom app URLs and environment-variable edits for template aliases.
• Move eligible Legacy services with fewer mismatches. Dedicated server moves use refreshed CPU and RAM details when matching configurations, and zero-cost Legacy contracts no longer block the handover check.

More reliable gameservers and backups

• Know when 7 Days to Die Experimental uses the stable branch. The panel can now notify you when Steam does not offer the requested Experimental branch and the server falls back to stable. This release adds the notice; the server-side fallback is deployed separately.
• Keep gameserver access and moves more dependable. Console connections retry early connection drops, SFTP checks can restore a lost configuration include and flag broken access rules, and dedicated-IP server moves correctly accept matching ports while avoiding out-of-range choices.
• Avoid preventable backup failures and pointless retries. New Linux gameserver nodes now check for the backup software they need. VPS backups stop without repeated retries when a source disk cannot be read.

Product information you can rely on

• See backup benefits described accurately. Product pages and preview tiles distinguish the daily automatic backup included with each service from restoring backups, creating your own backups and taking snapshots, which require ZapX Pass. VPS pages no longer promise configurable backup schedules.
• Make choices with clearer product expectations. Hosting pages avoid CPU model promises that do not apply across the fleet, Lifetime descriptions clarify the active ZapX Pass requirement, and Minecraft hosting pages are checked for client-only packs that cannot run as servers. AI Agent descriptions also clarify that it can carry out steps after your confirmation.

A more consistent panel and refreshed Zappy

• Get clearer feedback across the panel. Loading, empty and error states follow a consistent presentation, and account restriction notices use a calmer design. Accounts missing a language preference receive one during sign-in or Legacy migration redemption, helping notifications use the appropriate language, with refreshed translations throughout.
• Meet the refreshed 3D Zappy. The public brand kit includes 23 redesigned poses, eight expressions, transparent artwork, downloadable model sheets and clearer usage guidance.