More control over your servers, billing and everyday tools

This release makes everyday hosting easier to follow, from server installation and plan changes to checkout and support. It also brings new Minecraft Bedrock and BeamMP mod options, more useful creation tools, and a fresh collection of free utilities.

Billing you can follow with confidence

• See what a plan change will actually cost. Upgrade and downgrade previews better match the charge, small-screen confirmations keep the amount due in view, and completed changes show your current package with price lines that add up.
• Keep your VPS package when adding IPs. Additional IPs are priced as add-ons instead of switching the whole server to custom resource pricing. Custom plan changes also work for servers without additional IPs, and disk previews reflect storage that will actually remain.
• Avoid payments for upgrades that cannot be delivered. Declined upgrade invoices can no longer be paid later, pending upgrade invoices are closed before a refund, and simultaneous plan changes and withdrawals no longer leave an upgrade charge outside the refund.
• Get more consistent refunds and credits. Refund calculations better account for downgrades, customer-balance payments and pre-activation cancellations; overlapping refund requests cannot pay out twice. Refunded orders retain their canceled status, and eligible withdrawals, refunds and balance credits receive credit notes.
• Pause and cancel with fewer obstacles. Cancellation ratings and reasons are optional, pause handling prevents duplicate credits and conflicting plan changes, and paused-service pages avoid repeating the same explanation.
• Understand Lifetime restrictions before acting. Enforcement-locked Lifetime services now explain that deletion follows after 30 days, rather than promising indefinite retention. Reactivation is no longer offered without the required active ZapX Pass.
• Get clearer tax treatment. Eligible EU business customers with a confirmed VAT ID pay net prices under reverse charge; non-EU tax IDs are no longer incorrectly checked against the EU verification system. Reverse-charge labels follow eligibility, and Monaco uses French VAT treatment.
• Recognize payments and account notices more easily. Payment and lifecycle emails identify the service by name and ID, receipts provide clearer order details, and billing notices avoid duplicate or outdated authentication requests. Paying the last outstanding invoice of an already-deleted service now lifts the billing lock without waiting for the next reconciliation.

Checkout that keeps your choices

• Pick up where you left off. Shop configurations better survive reloads and browser Back/Forward navigation, linked gameserver packages stay selected, and your chosen billing term remains intact after adding a payment method.
• Recover from outdated location links. Gameserver, VPS, TeamSpeak and Discord bot shops fall back to Automatic when a linked region is no longer available, with an explanation instead of a broken price.
• Read discounts without guessing. Shop summaries separate the regular price from the coupon saving, distinguish the first payment from recurring pricing, and name the end date of repeating discounts. Stepping back through the configurator keeps your coupon.
• Choose Lifetime without unintended extras. Lifetime gameserver links preselect the right billing option, switching a VPS back to monthly removes the automatically required Pass selection, and one-time purchases no longer carry misleading cancellation wording.
• Complete checkout with clearer feedback. Failed or canceled 3D Secure checks explain that nothing was charged and what to try next; payment pickers and purchase buttons remain usable on phones. TeamSpeak checkout requires a valid package or slot selection, and subscription attempts without a usable payment method no longer leave failed orders behind.

More useful gameserver controls

• Install more content from your server panel. Minecraft Bedrock gains a CurseForge browser for Add-ons and Texture Packs that registers installed packs with the world. BeamMP owners can preview and import mods directly from a beamng.com resource link.
• Follow setup and startup more accurately. The order-success page shows gameserver installation state, installation messages advance with the current step, and the server header stays on Starting while readiness is checked. Paid preorders clearly say they are waiting for the game’s release rather than claiming setup is underway.
• Manage Rust frameworks and wipes with fewer surprises. Conflicting Oxide and Carbon settings are rejected, saved framework changes immediately refresh the relevant controls, and wipe errors appear in your selected language. Automatic pre-wipe backup names are translated too.
• Keep mods and backups in sync. Restoring a backup reconciles mod and plugin records with the restored files, unavailable mod versions are rejected before an installation is queued, and installation failures give clearer localized explanations. Removal confirmations explicitly say they remove the mod, not the server.
• Get Minecraft settings that match your server. Switching runtimes refreshes configuration analysis, game switches no longer leave Bedrock Crossplay and BlueMap stuck in a failed state, and the MOTD editor preserves selected text when applying formatting. Running Bedrock Crossplay servers show joining guidance instead of asking you to start them again.
• Install games on your VPS with better guidance. Linux setup is more resilient on freshly provisioned servers and exposes useful build-failure details; Windows installation warns when combined Java memory allocations exceed available RAM. Installer descriptions better reflect the current setup flow, and license-dependent games are guarded against misleading success states.
• Trust the status and protection information you see. Stopping a server no longer produces a false out-of-memory warning solely from its exit code, unlimited-slot packages explain the game’s default player limit, and shared-IP services avoid misleading “unprotected” alarms. Server libraries remain readable during installation.

VPS and domain management with fewer dead ends

• Identify the right service quickly. VPS and domain numbers now appear as familiar #IDs in the panel and support context. VPS IDs are also available in personal-data exports, and public API responses expose numeric service IDs across product lines.
• Know when a VPS restart is required. CPU and RAM changes show a restart reminder with a direct restart action when the new resources are still pending. Schedule dialogs also explain validation failures instead of showing a generic error.
• Create backups and snapshots more reliably. Long-running backups remain in progress while retries are available, overlapping snapshot requests can wait for a temporary server lock, and long backup notes no longer cause the backup to fail.
• Use VPS Apps and access settings with clearer outcomes. Appended SSH keys remain valid, failed app installations stop appearing as permanently provisioning, and nested application defaults are preserved correctly. Unavailable ISO mounts and failed app actions provide more useful feedback.
• Keep network and domain details consistent. VPS DNS changes no longer fail merely because an unrelated network manager is running, domain cards use the same term-end date as billing, and domain activity messages follow your language. DNS validation rejects malformed record labels instead of creating an unintended root-domain record.

Support and community that stay easy to use

• Use support comfortably on your phone. The open support widget stays above the site header so its close button and tabs remain reachable, attachments can be removed without hovering, and longer action labels wrap inside their buttons.
• Find the right support state. Unknown or inaccessible chats show a clear not-found view without active chat controls, conversation previews label your own messages as “You,” and escalated tickets receive priority across the full support queue.
• Move naturally between feedback and the roadmap. Community pages receive a design refresh, opening feedback from the roadmap gives you the right route back, and panel links keep you inside the panel. Feedback timelines read as complete translated sentences.
• Edit your free Discord status widget without a Pass. Public widgets created through your personal access remain configurable; control widgets and role-based widgets still require the appropriate Pass. The Discord management FAQ now clearly states the Pro-or-higher requirement and the public-widget exception.
• Understand Discord bot state and configuration. Dependency changes no longer make a stopped bot appear to be running, runtime changes follow the default entry file, and shop summaries avoid showing a template you have not selected. DNS port labels and subdomain messages are easier to understand on phones and in your chosen language.

New free tools for work and play

• Calculate dates, lengths and Roman numerals. The new Date Calculator covers date differences, adding periods, working days and age; working-day calculations do not include public holidays. A length converter handles centimeters, inches and other units, while the Roman Numeral Converter supports conversion, dates and arithmetic.
• Prepare text and SQL in your browser. The Case Converter handles everyday capitalization and identifier styles with undo. The SQL Formatter offers formatting, minifying, dialect detection, highlighted output and file downloads without uploading your SQL.
• Copy the character you need. New emoji and symbol pickers provide searchable collections, copyable selections and useful Unicode or code representations. Recent choices stay available locally for quick reuse.
• Create names and ASCII artwork. The Fantasy Name Generator helps with naming ideas, while the ASCII Art Generator turns text or images into artwork with formats for Discord, code comments and server login banners. Image conversion runs in your browser.
• Explore Hytale creatures and sounds. The Hytale Mob Database brings searchable creatures, interactive 3D models, animations, drops and spawn information. The new Sound Database adds a dedicated reference alongside the existing item tools.

Safer sharing and more dependable integrations

• Share only the access you intend. VPS activity, traffic and DDoS information now follow their dedicated sharing permissions; gameserver SFTP details and TeamSpeak privilege keys require the appropriate access. Basic Discord bot sharing no longer exposes repository details or installation logs, and shared members can create API keys only with permissions they already hold.
• Keep sessions and connected apps safer. Login redirects stay on the expected site, unsigned recovery links cannot clear a valid session, and signing out clears active view-as access. Public OAuth clients gain refresh-token rotation and reuse detection.
• Keep unnecessary account details private. Customer-facing responses omit payment-method fingerprints, staff-only support identifiers, AI-provider metadata and feedback-author roles. The visitor identifier used for experiments now follows personalization consent and is removed when consent is withdrawn.
• Build integrations with clearer documentation and errors. The redesigned API reference fixes broken example and test-request URLs, plan-change options use the order’s billing currency, and documented errors better match actual responses. Invalid backup, DNS and other request inputs receive controlled validation responses rather than internal error text.

Everyday tools and panel polish

• Give ZapX Maker better context. Attach images, text files, configurations and server logs to your prompts; deployment questions use the project’s recent deployment state. FiveM generation gains additional checks, deployment places resource startup entries more appropriately, and replies better follow the conversation’s language.
• Stay in control of AI conversations. A Stop button cancels the running response, the composer stays within the viewport, and confirmation cards no longer leave obsolete requests behind. API-token requests also receive clearer guidance about valid permissions.
• See a more consistent dashboard. Notifications refresh the list and dashboard tile as they arrive, sidebar service counts include shared services, and profile dates follow your time zone. ZapX Pass naming is consistent across orders and vouchers, with the voucher status link opening the Pass dashboard.
• Manage services more comfortably on small screens. Minecraft and FiveM tools avoid sideways page overflow, database-backup actions and SSH-key dialogs remain reachable, and technical fields stop unwanted phone-keyboard capitalization. Pass comparisons and tier selection are easier to use, while mobile Pass booking and tier changes return you to the app.
• Use public tools with more reliable results. SSL checks accept IP targets without crashing, Safari copying works for generated content, and tournament banners and timestamps better reflect the current state. Minecraft listings recognize multi-version ranges, offer the corresponding version filters, and refresh external status every five minutes.
• Browse faster with fewer accessibility barriers. Smaller page downloads and optimized images reduce loading overhead; form controls and tool buttons have clearer accessible labels. Public status graphs flag missing current measurements, and localized feeds, dates and number formats better match your selected language.