Extra backup storage and a smoother server experience

Give your backups more room with bookable ZapX Pass storage, recover unfinished orders more easily, and enjoy more dependable server management. This release also brings more useful AI assistance, refreshed localized pages, and practical fixes across our free tools.

More backup space and clearer billing

• Add backup storage to any ZapX Pass tier. Choose +250 GB for €2.99, +500 GB for €4.99, or +1 TB for €8.99 per month. Combine packages up to 4 TB of extra storage per account, billed with your Pass on its existing term.
• Manage storage extras without a separate subscription. Select packages when buying a Pass or add them later, with 3D Secure handled directly in the payment dialog. Removing a package takes effect immediately and credits the unused portion of the period to your customer balance.
• Recover unpaid orders without starting over. An “Order again” button lets you reuse the configuration of an order whose payment failed or was abandoned. Invoice PDF delivery also allows more time for slow downloads, and deleted accounts no longer receive Pass trial reminders.
• Review updated recurring-contract terms. The terms dated November 2, 2026 clarify consent-based price changes, notice and termination rules, and a separate adjustment clause for specified external cost changes. The updated provisions are available in all nine supported languages.

Easier ordering and gameserver management

• Return to the right checkout step. Reloading the page or using browser Back now shows a loading state while your saved configuration is restored, rather than briefly displaying step one. This applies to gameservers, VPS, TeamSpeak, Discord bots, and dedicated servers.
• Go from a game page to the right configuration. Shop buttons on game-specific landing pages now carry the selected game through to checkout. More pages receive the correct game or variant association, and “from” prices consistently reflect packages that meet the game’s RAM, CPU, and disk requirements.
• Switch games across price classes with a clear price confirmation. Instead of blocking a switch to a more expensive class, the panel shows the new price and asks you to confirm it. Any difference is handled through the existing plan-change process.
• Get fewer repeated preorder emails and a way to retry cancellation. Repeated provisioning failures now trigger only the first failure notification. If a preorder cancellation gets stuck after a refund problem, the cancellation action is available again.
• Save valid decimal startup settings consistently. Gameserver settings now enforce the same minimum and maximum values across the Config tab, API, and AI assistant. Vein’s default heartbeat value of 5.0 is also accepted correctly.
• Benefit from more reliable dedicated-IP orders and accurate disk usage. Gameserver provisioning can try another suitable IP or placement when an allocation is refused. For CS2, CS:GO, Team Fortress 2, and Left 4 Dead 2, disk usage now also counts files written outside the normal data folder toward the storage limit.

More dependable VPS services

• Keep networking and SSH access in sync more reliably. Fixes cover IPv6 routes on older guest kernels, Windows installations with IPv6 disabled, operating-system detection on VPS moved from the Classic panel, and SSH-key updates when an authorized-keys file already contains entries.
• Encounter fewer interruptions during backups and app setup. VPS backups can retry a connection timeout during transfer instead of immediately failing. One-Click Apps setup better handles interrupted package installations and slower Coolify installs, while managed DNS delivery checks cover more record changes and deletions.
• Build integrations against more accurate API documentation. The public VPS API schemas now match the existing VNC ticket, plan-change options, and metrics responses. This corrects the documentation without changing the live responses.

AI help that understands your service

• Get more useful backup explanations. Zappy can see account-wide backup storage usage without first requiring you to choose a server. Backup-slot counts now match the actual slot rules, including VPS snapshots, and skipped backups include a reason when one is available.
• Receive answers based on your VPS’s actual setup. The assistant has clearer context for Lifetime versus rented services and Pass trials, manual network values, and the disk storage type. It also explains memory ballooning correctly and points you to the live panel toggle instead of disabling the guest driver.
• Continue longer conversations with less repetition. The assistant retains its own recent question when you reply, recognizes command timeouts more clearly, and names unfinished steps when a declined approval interrupts a task.
• Approve actions with fewer surprises. Confirmation cards check your available chat allowance before accepting a decision. Command checks better distinguish harmless HTTP checks from file-changing commands, including commands inside quoted scripts, and system upgrades are handled in a way that avoids being interrupted by a guest-agent restart.
• Get clearer One-Click Apps guidance. Windows users can browse the app catalog without being offered an unsupported installation shortcut. The assistant also checks for an existing Coolify installation, explains why an administrator email is needed, and distinguishes ZapX service sharing from Coolify team access.
• Expect stronger verification before a task is called complete. The VPS assistant checks uploaded worlds rather than relying on a successful server start, explains the limits of major software ports, verifies origin certificates behind Cloudflare, and addresses trusted-proxy settings instead of leaving app rate limits disabled.
• Create projects that fit their target platform. ZapX Maker checks Classic-panel compatibility before proposing ZapX API bots, better supports Bukkit world-generator startup settings while retaining plugin metadata across edits, and avoids a FiveM menu setting that could cause a permanent black overlay.
• Understand what Maker actually built. Replies focus on the finished bot or plugin, disclose partial implementations and required database substitutions, and use your interface language more reliably when a short prompt contains only gaming or technical keywords.

More useful support and localized pages

• Find help and receive service updates more easily. The Help Center has refreshed article layouts, a collapsible contents list, and clearer offer pricing. Support can proactively open a ticket with a message for you, Customer Success emails now offer helpfulness ratings with optional comments, and missing service locations display “Unknown” rather than an internal hostname.
• Read more natural localized copy. Creator partnership and partner-dashboard headings now translate as complete sentences. Newsletter examples use local email placeholders, Swedish webhosting pages consistently use “One-Click Apps,” and translated catalog copy and release notes follow a more consistent tone.
• Explore more complete pages in your language. Payment-method, customer-review, hardware, and community server-list pages gain localized versions. The server-list hub includes FAQs in all nine languages, while hardware pages correct descriptions of facilities, locations, and ownership.

More accurate game tools

• Create Minecraft items with the right syntax and styling. The Give Command Generator supports the current name and lore format for Java 1.21.5+, with color, bold, and italic controls. Legacy banner commands now preserve pattern colors correctly, and the XP calculator displays levels with an in-game-style XP bar.
• Use Minecraft maps and references with greater confidence. Seed maps sample surface biomes correctly at every zoom level. Guides now correctly explain Silk Touch availability, Java versus Bedrock color-code input, and Healing II’s four-heart effect.
• Keep more of your existing configuration when importing files. Import and export fixes preserve Project Zomboid RCON settings, Windrose world identifiers, and unrecognized entries across more JSON, TOML, XML, Necesse, and Palworld configurations. The Isle accepts differently capitalized True/False values, and V Rising provides clearer notices about panel-managed network fields.
• Generate settings that match the game. Counter-Strike: Source buy time uses minutes, 7 Days to Die offers the correct land-claim decay modes, and SCUM guidance points to the WindowsServer configuration folder. Terraria instructions clarify the full world-file path for self-hosted servers, with a more readable settings table on mobile.
• Calculate complete Factorio production chains. Kovarex selections retain a uranium-238 source, raw fish can be treated as a gathered resource, and uranium mining includes its sulfuric-acid requirement. Production chains also fit narrow screens better and flag unused recipe choices.
• Plan CS2 binds and grenades more accurately. Combined CT/T buy binds now warn about weapons available to both teams and account for their cost. The grenade guide correctly describes the HE grenade’s roughly 1.5-second fuse rather than impact detonation.
• Get fewer surprises from game-tool inputs. Discord embed creation handles partially completed fields, FiveM Enhanced accepts an empty game-build setting, sliders snap to supported values, and Rust workbench levels are corrected.

More reliable everyday tools

• Validate and shorten code without changing its meaning. SQL minification preserves PostgreSQL distance operators. XML validation catches more malformed documents, including multiple roots, invalid attribute characters, misplaced declarations, and text outside the root.
• Trust developer-tool results more closely. Fixes improve chmod reverse conversion and tilde quoting, explain cron day-field matching correctly, handle Windows line endings in diffs, and improve CSS detection in the HTML formatter.
• Read domain and network results more clearly. Domain search lists distinguish first-year and renewal prices when they differ. Network tools also improve single-byte MAC-address feedback, unknown-country handling in “What’s my IP,” and copying reverse-DNS results.
• Get more consistent calculator and utility behavior. The VAT calculator recognizes standard rates despite cent rounding, binary translation detects input more reliably, favicon tools accept hexadecimal color input correctly, and stopwatch keyboard shortcuts work more consistently.
• Find the right sounds, colors, and status output. Hytale sound search and server-status banners receive functional fixes, while the Discord Role Color Picker now uses Discord’s actual role-palette values for its green, red, and gray swatches.