17 releases since 2020
Changelog
Everything we have shipped, including the deprecations and the price changes. Dated, versioned and never quietly edited.
- v5.4PanelSecurity
- Client area: bulk actions across services — reboot, snapshot or renew up to 50 instances at once.
- Security: API tokens are now scoped per-service instead of account-wide, with a 90-day expiry default.
- Fixed: rDNS changes occasionally took 15 minutes instead of 5 in São Paulo.
- v5.3PlatformNetwork
- IPv6 /64 allocations now automatic on all European instances at build time. Other regions during Q3–Q4.
- Windows Server 2025 Datacenter image promoted from beta to general availability across all regions.
- Network: added a fourth transit provider in Singapore after the July 2025 capacity crunch.
- v5.2Panel
- New HTML5 VNC console — WebGL renderer, clipboard passthrough, and no Java or browser plugin anywhere.
- Per-instance bandwidth graphs extended from 30 days to 13 months.
- Snapshot restore is now non-blocking: the instance boots while the image finishes streaming.
- v5.1Platform
- Published the 2025 annual network report: 99.98% measured uptime, 41,800 active instances, largest attack mitigated 1.14 Tbps.
- Custom ISO limit raised from 4 GB to 8 GB.
- Ubuntu 24.04.2 and Debian 12.9 images refreshed with current kernels.
- v5.0Security
- TOTP two-factor authentication is now mandatory on client-area accounts with active services. No opt-out.
- Account-takeover incidents fell from 31 in 2024 to 2 in 2025, both email compromises rather than credential stuffing.
- Session tokens rotate on privilege change and expire after 12 hours of inactivity.
- v4.9Network
- São Paulo (Ascenty SP1) opened — region twenty, and the first in South America.
- Latency to Buenos Aires 31 ms, to Miami 108 ms, to New York 118 ms.
- v4.8PlatformNetwork
- Titan and Ultra plans upgraded from 2 Gbps to 10 Gbps uplinks — free for every existing customer.
- SR-IOV network passthrough on those nodes cut in-node p99 latency by 38%.
- Provisioner rewritten to parallelise image write, IP assignment and DNS registration; average delivery fell from 6 m 40 s to 4 m 05 s.
- v4.7APIPanel
- Public API v1.4: snapshot create/restore, rDNS management and bandwidth queries.
- Webhooks for service state changes so you can page yourself instead of relying on our email.
- v4.5Pricing
- Money-back guarantee extended from 48 to 72 hours.
- 24-month billing term introduced at 30% off with a permanent price lock.
- v4.2Network
- Dubai (Equinix DX1) opened — region eighteen, with three transit providers from day one.
- Mumbai upgraded to a second independent uplink path.
- v3.9Platform
- Last SATA SSD node retired. The entire fleet is now enterprise NVMe in RAID-10.
- First public incident post-mortem published, with real timings and root cause. Every incident since has been published in full.
- v3.5Network
- AS212744 announced its first prefixes — we now own and announce our own IPv4 space.
- rDNS became fully self-service because we run the in-addr.arpa zones ourselves.
- v3.0PricingPlatform
- OxaPay selected as payment processor after evaluating five providers. 40+ assets, reliable webhooks, no customer account required.
- Fully automated provisioning enabled — no manual fraud review means delivery in minutes rather than hours.
- v2.5PricingDeprecation
- Card and PayPal payments withdrawn. Chargebacks were costing ~9% of revenue and forcing manual review of every order.
- List prices cut by 30% the same day. Same hardware, same datacenters, same staff.
- v2.0Platform
- Fleet-wide migration to NVMe begins. 4K random read went from 43k to 287k IOPS on new nodes.
- Paris and Los Angeles regions opened.
- v1.5Network
- New York (Equinix NY5) and London (Telehouse North) opened, driven by demand for low-latency trading desktops.
- v1.0Platform
- RDPForge launches with 14 nodes in a single Frankfurt cabinet.
- First order: a Windows RDP for $9. That customer is still with us.