VPS ISO installs, safer account access and clearer payments

Choose an ISO when ordering your VPS, get stronger protection for sensitive account actions, and see payment options and discounts more clearly. This release also improves Legacy moves, server management, public tools and the blog.

More control over your VPS

• Start your VPS with an ISO instead of an OS template. Choose an available catalog ISO for your location, or order for use with your own ISO and import it in the panel afterward. ISO ordering and catalog listing are also available through the Public API.
• Access migrated VPS services more reliably. Root-password changes and console access now use the correct server connection for Legacy-migrated lifetime VPS services. The pop-out VNC console also accepts keyboard input immediately after connecting, without an extra click.
• Keep familiar details when moving from Legacy. Migrating customers retain their Legacy panel username, and Zappy can explain the lifetime VPS move process and check the customer’s move status.
• Avoid failed VPS deletions caused by app-domain cleanup. Cleanup now targets the relevant app-domain record rather than requesting the entire domain’s record list.

Safer account and assistant access

• Your enabled 2FA now protects sensitive confirmations too. After confirming an email code, accounts with 2FA must also provide an authenticator or backup code for actions such as password reveals, API-key management, data exports and account deletion. Accounts without 2FA are unchanged, and mobile biometric device-key confirmation still works on its own.
• Reset a VPS root password without sharing it in chat. The AI assistant offers a confirmed reset with fresh identity verification, while the password stays in the server access card. It also refuses commands that expose or change credentials through chat, masks stored secrets and requires confirmation for changes.

Clearer prices and payments

• See shared coupon savings before checkout. Eligible discounts now stay visible across landing-page pricing cards, shop packages and order summaries. Original prices sit above discounted prices for easier comparison.
• Check payment options before you order. The new payment methods page explains availability by currency, automatic renewal, changing payment methods and withdrawal basics, with answers to common billing questions.
• Understand trial costs and cancellation outcomes more clearly. Free-trial subscriptions show their actual subscription price. Dedicated-server withdrawal after handover, lifetime cancellation before handover and reversal of automatically added Pass slots also receive fixes.
• Find pricing copy that matches current offers. Gameserver and VPS landing pages now refresh outdated price ranges, package quotes and package counts after pricing changes.

More dependable server management

• Identify affected services on public status pages. Incidents now list affected product nodes by name and region, making it easier to recognize relevant outages. Infrastructure node names remain hidden, and incident text continues to exclude internal details.
• Install large FiveM resources with visible progress. Installations continue as background jobs instead of timing out in the browser, and replacement files are prepared before they replace the live resource folder.
• Encounter fewer setup and restart failures. Shared-IP port assignment prevents overlapping bookings, Barotrauma delivery skips Steam-confirmed invalid Workshop IDs, and configuration analysis handles files without adjustable parameters.
• Get clearer dedicated-server suspension and move information. Traffic suspension now requests a graceful shutdown. Legacy move consent and withdrawal notices also explain dedicated-server traffic limits and the consequences of ending the required ZapX Pass.

Easier tools, reading and creation

• Look up Hytale commands in one place. The new command reference includes searchable command listings, individual command and subcommand pages, syntax guidance and a dashboard embed.
• Use public tools with a more consistent layout. Tool pages now share a clearer structure, and the server-rental button in tool coupon dialogs matches the public-site button size. Refreshed tool-page content covers Discord formatting, game-server status, VALORANT crosshairs, HTML and CSS formatting, the Satisfactory map, barcodes and unit conversions.
• Browse the blog with less friction. A refreshed newsletter-inbox hero leads directly to article search, with consistent article metadata, fallback covers and a most-read sidebar. Blog tag browsing also receives a reliability fix.
• See more relevant newsletter offers. The 10% welcome code is easier to spot, signed-in readers get their email prefilled, and existing subscribers no longer see signup cards. Subscription checks also have more time to complete on busy page loads.
• Keep more of your ZapX Maker conversation in view. The project-chat composer is more compact, still grows for longer messages and displays sent attachments below the message text.
• Explore a refreshed affiliate page. Its design now matches the ZapX Pass and Lifetime pages while keeping the existing offer and benefits unchanged.

More useful pages in your language

• Explore more Minecraft hosting options in your language. Localized pages cover CurseForge, Modrinth, Forge, NeoForge, Paper/Spigot, Folia, Spigot and Purpur. Modpack and variant pages use clearer display names, and broken Minecraft gallery images receive replacement fallbacks.
• Find API and developer information in more languages. Additional localized API landing pages and developer hubs are available, with missing French, Polish and Swedish links corrected where applicable.
• Read more product and programme information in your language. Lifetime hosting, customer reviews, beta testing and Element Club pages gain localized coverage. Older Element Club links also redirect to the appropriate landing page while preserving referral details.
• See more consistent wording across the site. Screenshot captions, assistant replies, shared-page previews, invoices and checkout follow the appropriate product terminology for each language. Translation updates fill additional gaps, alongside localized release pages.