Problems-first dashboard, guided VPS plans and CS2 trade-ups

Spot services that need attention sooner, make VPS plan changes with less clutter, and explore CS2 trade-up outcomes before choosing your inputs. This release also brings clearer Lifetime checkout, more dependable backups and migrations, and useful improvements to the AI assistant and community tools.

A dashboard that helps you focus

• Find services needing attention first. “Problems first” is now the default sort across gameservers, VPS, dedicated servers, TeamSpeak, Discord bots and domains, with consistent sorting choices throughout your service lists.
• Read performance charts more easily. VPS, gameserver, Discord bot, TeamSpeak and dedicated server metrics now use a consistent chart-tile layout.
• Understand service status at a glance. Status badges, lists, headers and action messages use consistent terms for stopped, paused and locked services. German lock messages now say “gesperrt” rather than “suspendiert” and explain that the service must be unlocked first.
• Change your VPS plan step by step. The full-page Manage plan view starts with your current booking, then guides you through Plan, Extras and Term with one section open at a time. Collapsed summaries keep your choices visible, while plan-change add-ons follow the shop more closely and dedicated IP selection works in package mode.
• See account restrictions without unnecessary clutter. Classic-account lock notices and compact restriction bars make account-level limits easier to recognize.

Clearer plans, prices and checkout

• See current pricing reflected consistently. Gameserver and VPS Lifetime pricing now uses a factor of 11 instead of 14; VPS package prices reflect the latest price round; FiveM, FiveM Enhanced and RedM use the updated Class C pricing; and ARK follows Class A pricing.
• Start selected games with less RAM and a lower entry price. Palworld and 7 Days to Die now start at 4 GB and €10.99, while Satisfactory starts at 6 GB and €16.99.
• Recognize included Lifetime slots in checkout. Free ZapX Pass and dedicated Lifetime slots have a separate “included” row, Pass details no longer overlap the price, and checkout text has a more readable minimum size.
• Get the right experience for gameserver preorders. Lifetime preorders purchased with a ZapX Pass now wait for the game’s release instead of being provisioned immediately. Preorder displays and wording in the customer area are also clearer.
• Compare backup allowances more accurately. ZapX Pass comparisons and shop details now show the account-wide backup storage limit alongside per-service slots. Backups from your own schedules use Pass slots correctly, while free system backups do not.
• Reactivate parked Lifetime services more reliably. Never-used Discord bots can restore even from an empty archive. Lifetime Dedicated parking also supports hardware release and reactivation using the exact booked model.

Easier moves from Legacy

• Move rental gameservers and Discord bots to ZapX. Periodically paid Legacy services can now migrate at the ZapX list price.
• Make migration choices with clearer information. The wizard uses consistent ZapX Pass tier names, explains slot fit more clearly, and offers a better phone summary. Shorter Lifetime gameserver and Discord bot texts no longer promise automatic deletion of the Legacy copy after seven days.
• Keep familiar TeamSpeak names and controls. A server alias set in the Legacy panel now appears in the migration wizard and becomes its ZapX name. Adopted servers also avoid unsupported reinstall controls and empty admin-key rows, and show clearer address and channel information.
• Avoid unnecessary gameserver migration interruptions. Destination connectivity is checked before the source server is stopped, and migration choices are held back when the target game or Minecraft server type cannot run the migrated service.
• Complete Legacy social sign-in more reliably. An old session cookie no longer blocks the Legacy confirmation step.

More useful AI assistance

• Manage support tickets from confirmation cards. Confirming a ticket action now carries out supported actions such as creating, replying to or closing a ticket instead of merely opening the support page. Attachment and diagnostic actions also use the confirmation flow.
• Follow confirmation requests more confidently. Mobile chat can receive the same prepared card content as the web, including reasons an action is unavailable. Replaced requests are marked as superseded so an older card cannot confirm an outdated action.
• Create richer Discord bot image cards with ZapX Maker. Ask for welcome, goodbye or rank cards using members’ actual avatars and proper fonts, rather than being limited to embeds or basic pixel images.
• Get more accurate service guidance. The assistant distinguishes One-Click Apps that are not set up from a disabled feature, and gives TeamSpeak custom domains without an added port when that would prevent connection.

New tools and more dependable app setup

• Explore CS2 contracts with the new Trade-Up Calculator. Check output odds, normalized float values and wear outcomes using live Steam Community Market prices, with support for standard contracts and five-Covert knife or glove contracts.
• Keep more of your configuration when editing it. Configuration generators preserve unknown YAML settings and INI sections during import and export, including comments on retained YAML entries. VEIN admin IDs also stay in the correct INI section.
• Use XML minification without changing text content. Leading and trailing text spaces, same-line spaces between elements, and spacing in mixed content are preserved.
• Set up One-Click Apps with fewer obstacles. Fixes address setup issues in Filebrowser, LiteLLM, Jenkins, Beszel, Dozzle, Grist and Pydio Cells. Dozzle requires login, and Grist can be installed without OIDC.

More dependable service management

• Keep TeamSpeak privilege keys through restores and moves. Backup restores and ZapX server migrations preserve existing keys, including the admin key customers already know. The ban dialog also explains that an IP ban affects everyone sharing that address.
• Get clearer feedback during temporary service interruptions. Service actions fail promptly rather than waiting indefinitely when background processing is unavailable. One-Click setup remains retryable after a safe failure, backup restores avoid duplicate requests, and affected Lifetime-locked Discord bots can recover from a stuck stopping state.
• Avoid repeated gameserver downloads that cannot succeed. Installation checks can reclaim space from unused images and stop retrying downloads that cannot fit on the server host.
• Manage VPS backups and DDoS settings with fewer dead ends. Backups already removed outside ZapX are treated as deleted. DDoS provider failures show a clear temporary-unavailability response, and requests stop after 15 seconds rather than hanging.
• Access service controls more reliably. Gameserver web UI credential labels follow your selected language, locked password tiles no longer overlap their buttons, and ASKA has clearer German startup-setting labels. Remote management access is also more resilient to browser-cookie conflicts.

A more consistent experience across languages

• Find the same core page experience in every language. Product, information, developer and special landing pages now share consistent layouts and sections. Minecraft catalog pages also align across all nine languages, while landing-page FAQs can remain tailored to each language.
• Read help articles with familiar presentation. The Help Center now uses the same article presentation as the blog, making the reading experience more consistent.
• See fresher public content and more accurate translations. Published page changes reach the public site more reliably, and translated blog tables receive closer checks for matching the original meaning.
• Understand product and developer access details more easily. Dedicated server pages clarify network, DDoS, traffic and IP information. The developer hub explicitly names ZapX Pass Plus as the requirement for MCP/API access and explains how MCP differs from the REST API.
• Find more accurate localized information. Public payment copy and terms reflect live payment methods rather than listing unavailable options; German pages consistently use “Discord-Bot”; English status copy uses “All clear”; and localized About Us pages are easier to discover.
• Find and understand free tools more easily. Localized descriptions and search information have been refreshed across configuration generators, Minecraft utilities, server and network checks, ID converters and developer tools. Expired-session actions also give a sign-in response instead of a generic failure, including in ZapX Maker.