What We Shipped in March 2026

March was our launch month. We went from an internal tool to a public platform. Here is everything that shipped.

Panel features for GMod

These were built over the past few months and reached a usable state in March:

• Mod Manager: install addons directly from GitHub repositories. Paste a URL, click install, and it downloads and extracts to the correct directory. No FTP required.
• Backdoor Scanner: parses your addon Lua files and checks them against known malicious patterns. Reports findings by severity (critical, high, medium) with file paths and line numbers.
• Workshop Integration: enter a Steam Workshop collection ID and the panel generates your workshop.lua file. Tracks collection size and warns when it gets too large for reasonable player download times.
• Loading Screen Builder: configure a loading screen from the panel with your server name, background, music, and loading tips. Generates the HTML and deploys it without manual file editing.
• Model Viewer: an experimental tool for previewing player models and props in the browser. Still early, but functional for browsing what is installed on your server.

Minecraft support

Minecraft hosting went live in late March. The panel includes game-specific tools:

• Plugin Manager: upload and manage plugins from the panel.
• World Manager: create, rename, and delete worlds without touching the console.
• JAR Manager: switch between Paper, Spigot, Forge, Fabric, and Vanilla server types.
• Properties Editor: edit server.properties from a structured form instead of a raw text file.
• TPS Monitor: real-time ticks-per-second tracking so you can see server performance at a glance.
• Setup Wizard: walks new users through gamemode, difficulty, seed, max players, and a starter plugin bundle.

Trials and pricing

Free 2-hour trials launched for both GMod and Minecraft. No credit card required. Full panel access. The idea is simple: try it before you pay for it.

Pricing went live with three tiers. Dev at three pounds per month for building and testing on shared infrastructure. Starter at six pounds for small communities. Pro at twelve pounds for larger servers with more resources. All tiers include every panel feature. You pay for server resources, not for tool access.

Website

The Zeros Host website launched at zerosrp.co.uk. Game pages for GMod and Minecraft, pricing, blog, knowledge base with 77 articles, legal pages (privacy policy, terms of service, cookie policy, GDPR compliance), and a contact form.

Everything listed here is what actually exists today. We are a small team and we are early. There is plenty more to build, but this is the foundation.