Steam linking, ZapX Pass, and easier server management

Connect your Steam account for quicker game admin setup, explore a refreshed ZapX Pass buying experience, and enjoy smoother everyday server management. This release also makes it easier to share documentation with AI tools and connect your coding agent to ZapX.

Steam linking and easier product discovery

• Set up game admins faster with Steam linking. Connect Steam in your account settings, then insert your own SteamID64 into supported admin ID fields without copying it manually. If you have not linked Steam yet, those fields point you to the right settings.
• Explore ZapX Pass through a dedicated landing page and redesigned checkout. A new dashboard shop shortcut also makes the Pass easier to find.
• Compare rental and Lifetime options where you browse. The “Also available” games and modpacks section now has its own Rent/Lifetime switch, independent of the site-wide selection. Lifetime mode clearly shows the one-time €30 price per additional game, while Minecraft recommendations use modpack-specific headings and descriptions without duplicate game sections.
• Reach the right product information more consistently. Product links across the homepage, hosting pages, blog calls to action, and not-found page now prefer the relevant published landing page, with the shop as a fallback.

Smoother everyday server management

• Enjoy steadier service pages while content loads. Loading placeholders now better match remote management, hardware, DNS, statistics, DDoS protection, and the AI Assistant, reducing flicker and layout jumps. DNS tables also look more consistent across service types.
• Change plans comfortably on mobile. Plan-change dialogs for gameservers, VPS, TeamSpeak, and Discord bots now scroll properly on narrow screens, keeping options and confirmation controls accessible.
• Get clearer help from the VPS AI Assistant. Repeated app health-check prompts are limited, port 80/443 conflicts receive clearer explanations, and actionable app errors are no longer replaced unnecessarily with a generic message. Starting an app that is already running now succeeds without an unnecessary error.
• Start dedicated server orders with clearer naming. Checkout uses a short server-name placeholder instead of a long hardware specification, and newly assigned default hostnames consistently identify servers as ZapX-provisioned.
• See the right Minecraft icons and more reliable gameserver DNS records. Installed Minecraft entries now use the game-variant icon fallback correctly, and managed gameserver SRV records include the previously missing DNS zone suffix.

Documentation and AI tools that work together

• Bring help content directly into your AI workflow. Help Center articles and blog posts offer “Copy for LLM,” with options to copy clean Markdown, view it directly, or open it in ChatGPT or Claude. Customer API documentation also offers a Markdown export.
• Connect your coding agent with less manual setup. The developer, MCP, and API pages now offer an “Onboard your agent” button with a ready-to-copy setup prompt. Compatible agents can use it to register the ZapX MCP server, with REST API guidance available for agents without MCP support.