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v26.38.15New FeatureImprovementBugfix
27 September 2026
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Invoice search, domain shortcuts, and safer VPS migrations

Find invoices faster, connect domains directly to your servers, and manage notifications individually, with added safeguards for legacy VPS transitions.

Find the right invoice faster and connect domains to your servers without going through the AI assistant. This release also brings individual notification controls, easier support access for beta testers, and added protection for legacy VPS customers moving to ZapX.

Faster billing checks and trial reminders

  • Find invoices by number, date, or amount. Search directly in your billing invoices to locate the document you need without browsing the full list.
  • Get advance notice before a free ZapX Pass trial ends. Eligible trials now receive email reminders three days before expiry, plus an earlier reminder 14 days before expiry when the trial is long enough.

Easier domain setup

  • Connect a domain directly to your server. The domain page now includes a “Connect to server” button, so you no longer need the AI assistant for this step. In checkout, the domain animation also shows the first bookable suggestion, including its extension, rather than just the name you searched for.

More control over notifications and support

  • Mark individual notifications as read. Use the new per-notification control in both the notification bell and the notifications page without clearing all your unread items.
  • Open the Help Center and status page during beta access. Beta testers can now follow these links from support without being redirected to the beta-locked page.

Safer legacy VPS transitions

  • Keep legacy VPS settings and backups protected. Existing configurations are guarded against incompatible changes, while backups created before the move to ZapX stay hidden from your backup list without being deleted or counting toward ZapX Pass backup slots. Network adapter addresses are preserved more reliably during reinstalls and migrations, and Windows recognition now uses the installed operating system’s category.