Changelog

Start a separate chat from a guide, with the full article available as context.

Explore anonymised orders, datacenter locations and hosting details on the homepage.

Choose a location to see available processors, socket options and ready-now builds.

Chat with Zappy and use server power buttons on WhatsApp when the channel is configured.

Find guides with typo-tolerant word matching and combined text and meaning-based results.

Zappy uses more support and product facts, sees human replies, and preserves panel links.

Eligible Classic VPS moves offer cheaper shop packages with at least the same resources.

Zappy helps you choose any shop product or ZapX Pass through tailored questions.

See exact build prices, retain compatible selections and configure comfortably on any screen.

Landing pages show content sooner, with less startup work and targeted loading improvements.

Choose dedicated hardware step by step, with custom builds and capacity requests.

Queue orders when capacity is full, with service terms starting at provisioning.

Compare packages, specifications and extras in a consistent shop-style layout.

Daily backups count consistently, while recovery remains available over the limit.

A new endpoint exposes relevant outages and maintenance, including for Maker Discord bots.

Lighter pages, on-demand tabs and fewer refreshes reduce loading and background work.

Service-context chats work again, and suggestions stay hidden while choices await replies.

Checkout, customer pages and landing layouts fit smaller screens with fewer clipped controls.

Customer pages load less upfront, open tabs faster and stay steadier while loading.

Feedback gains product and game labels, product filters and topic-based categories.

Service pages gain shared navigation, compact facts and more readable service names.

Maker resources using ESX or QBCore can access the server database through oxmysql.

Support shows incidents affecting your services, prioritizing outages over maintenance.

Ask Marvin can apply approved refunds, balance changes and goodwill credits up to €100.

Disable daily system backups per VPS when your ZapX Pass includes them, after a warning.

Access, network and backup options have clearer layouts and copy in eight more languages.

The VPS assistant tracks installations it starts and reports results in chat.

Support chat and the widget explain relevant outages affecting your linked services.

Monitoring charts use more screen width, avoid clipped labels, and clarify VPS RAM sources.

The pricing overview opens without preview access and supports eight additional languages.

Redesigned order lists add service names, clearer actions and receipt-style details.

Overdue payments show deadlines, and subscription details handle Stripe outages.

Choose ZapX Pass storage in 250 GB steps up to 4 TB, using consistent decimal units.

The panel assistant can now read measured VPS traffic usage alongside your allowance.

The VPS assistant can set service passwords through a one-time password card.

A new public overview brings current ZapX catalog prices across products into one place.

Connection addresses, subdomains and Web UI login details now sit in the server header.

Install six more Windows games and more Linux titles through the Game Server Installer.

Move eligible Legacy prepaid servers to ZapX subscriptions without Pass or Lifetime slots.

AI command checks avoid unnecessary prompts while still requiring approval for changing scripts.

See whether your SSH key reached the server, inspect failures and retry unsuccessful transfers.

Gameservers retain their current image until an update is applied, subject to update policy.

Add and manage backup storage packages on any ZapX Pass tier, up to 4 TB extra.

Reuse an unpaid order’s configuration after a failed or abandoned payment.

Game pages carry the correct game into checkout and show suitable starting prices.

VPS and dedicated servers retain booked speeds within 1,000–5,000 Mbit/s when DDoS protection is off.

The gameserver Premium CPU markup rises to 66%, while Discord bots remain at 50%.