Premium CPU for Discord bots and more capable VPS assistance

Give your Discord bot higher CPU priority, get more practical help managing your VPS, and enjoy fewer obstacles when securing your account. This release also brings clearer subscription pricing, better migration guidance and more useful support conversations.

More options for bots and Minecraft creators

• Choose Premium CPU for your Discord bot. Available when ordering or changing your plan, this option gives your bot higher CPU priority under host load for a 50% price increase. Availability is checked before payment, with a clear message when Premium CPU capacity is sold out.
• See ZapX Maker in action before getting started. A short, click-to-play video now appears on the public Minecraft plugin-maker page, the Minecraft landing page and the Maker subscription screen. The public preview explains the free trial experience, while Pass screens correctly show that Maker is included from ZapX Pass Plus. Nothing autoplays or loads until you click.

More useful help from your VPS assistant

• Manage your VPS with more accurate context. The assistant can now rename your VPS and recognizes its additional IP addresses. It also correctly explains that eligible plan changes after a Classic-panel move do not require a data-wiping reinstall, and that the old Classic game server and TeamSpeak interface is not available in ZapX.
• Find the right One-Click App instead of starting from scratch. When you want a self-hosted AI assistant connected to Discord, the assistant now recommends OpenClaw. If One-Click Apps is not set up, it explains the activation step, points you to the Apps tab and considers your VPS requirements.
• Get better diagnoses for games hosted on your VPS. The assistant checks for panel-managed games running in containers, reads relevant session logs and avoids treating temporary startup activity as a lasting performance problem.
• Understand failed actions more clearly. Support assistance can now explain customer-safe reasons for failed VPS activities, including backups. Command failures provide clearer guest-agent timeout information, and command output preserves umlauts and other affected characters in both AI chat and Discord.
• Stay in control of approved actions. Declining a command is now explained as your choice, with clearer guidance that you can ask again. Confirmation cards no longer briefly duplicate after a decision, and empty reply bubbles stay hidden while the assistant is only running an internal check.
• Know how to recover after restricting server access. After configuring a country-based firewall allowlist, the assistant explains the undo option, reminds you that the panel console remains available if SSH is blocked, and clearly warns about the effect on Let's Encrypt certificate renewal.

Smoother moves and more reliable server management

• Move rental and dedicated servers with clearer guidance. Rental-only VPS moves now treat ZapX Pass as optional and use rental-specific wording in the wizard, consent screen and emails. Dedicated-server moves also receive clearer interface labels and naming.
• See IPv6 migration progress more accurately. Dedicated servers moved from Legacy automatically receive an IPv6 /64. For VPS moves from the Classic panel, IPv6 is marked as configured once confirmation arrives from the server.
• Avoid backup jobs lingering after their final timeout. VPS backups still waiting for a shared backup slot are now stopped after the final attempt rather than remaining queued.
• Reclaim deleted disk space on Windows VPSs. Updated disk settings address retrim failures caused by recent Windows updates, allowing supported Windows guests to release unused storage again.
• Keep server cleanup more dependable. Gameserver deletion allows more time for cleanup to finish, and deleting a server during installation no longer triggers an unnecessary attempt to mark that deleted server as failed.
• SSH identity preservation is prepared, but not yet active in production. The change is designed to preserve SSH host keys and avoid unintended root-password resets during IP or DNS updates. It requires additional cluster configuration before taking effect, so existing behavior remains unchanged for now.

Safer account access and clearer billing

• Add passkeys without being blocked by an older session. Passkey setup now works when your login session is more than 24 hours old. Disconnecting a linked login provider requires additional verification, and unlinking providers also works in ZapX Mobile.
• See the real recurring price of your ZapX Pass subscription. Subscription displays no longer mistake a free-trial order total of zero for the ongoing price, including after the trial converts to a paid subscription.
• Browse and pay with fewer interruptions. Temporary pricing lookup failures no longer leave FiveM, RedM, SA:MP and MTA navigation prices cached as empty. The payment picker also keeps your chosen plan after adding a card and removes an outdated card-pinning note after a declined charge.

Better continuity when support takes over

• Keep support requests moving through approval steps. Suggested service actions are easier for support staff to spot and track, including service termination requests that require staff approval. Follow-up reply suggestions can also be prepared after an approved action or a released fix, without automatically sending them to you.
• Keep private support notes separate from customer replies. Additional safeguards prevent internal handover notes and draft reply suggestions from appearing in customer-facing text. This is preventive hardening, not a response to an observed disclosure.

More helpful discovery and language polish

• Find dedicated pages for more hosting topics. Black Friday pages now cover VPS, dedicated servers, gameservers, Minecraft and FiveM across all nine supported languages. An English Bukkit Plugins landing page also joins the site.
• Discover existing free tools more easily. Search-focused content receives localized updates across gaming tools, server and network utilities, image and design tools, and developer tools and calculators. These changes improve how existing tools are presented, rather than adding new tool functionality.
• Read more natural, consistent translations. Reviewed wording corrections and refreshed translations improve clarity across supported languages.