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August 2026

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Website

  • The Enterprise page now matches the landing page. Same mesh, type scale and cards; the plan picker uses the same blue as the plans page instead of orange.
  • The plans page now matches the landing page. Economy, Pro, Scale and Enterprise sit in the same cards, Enterprise is blue instead of orange, the comparison table stays pinned while you scroll — with a search box and accordion groups, on desktop and on a phone.
  • The login and register screens now match the rest of the site. Same header and footer as the landing page, a centered sign-in form, a short look at Economy / Pro / Scale, and a compact FAQ — with a link through to the full plans page.
  • Login and register are now the same screen. Enter your e-mail and get a code — no separate sign-up form, and no name to type. New accounts get a starting name from the e-mail address, which you can change anytime in your profile settings.

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Performance

  • The site now opens faster. The landing page and every institutional page — About, Pricing, Plans, Databases, Enterprise, CLI, VS Code, Blob Storage, Privacy and Terms — are now pre-rendered ahead of time and served without any server work per visit.
  • Much less to download and run on the landing page. The global map is now a pre-generated image instead of being built in your browser on every load, and the page’s animations now run on CSS instead of JavaScript.
  • Translations now load per page instead of the whole site downloading the text for all three languages on every screen.
  • The dashboard loads only what you’re looking at. Heavy panels — the file editor, the terminal, and charts — now load on demand instead of upfront, and background requests that used to run on screens where they weren’t even used have been removed.

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E-mails

  • Every transactional e-mail has been redesigned. Confirmation codes, purchase and redemption receipts, renewal reminders, plan expiry and project deletion notices now share one layout, with the key fact — the code, the amount, the deadline — put first instead of buried in a paragraph.
  • The Vertra Cloud logo now shows up in your inbox. It was being sent as an SVG, which Gmail, Outlook desktop and Yahoo do not display at all, so most recipients saw a broken image.
  • E-mails now carry a preview line, follow your system’s light or dark theme, and read correctly on a phone and with images blocked.
  • Fixed the redemption e-mail showing a raw {{duration}} placeholder instead of the plan duration, and the English and Spanish purchase e-mails showing the amount without its currency.

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Backups & Automatic Deletion

  • Projects are never deleted without a verified backup. Plan expiry and the FREE cleanup job now create a snapshot first and only delete the resources whose snapshot completed. Anything that fails to back up is stopped and kept in place rather than deleted, and reported for manual review.
  • The FREE cleanup job previously deleted offline projects without creating any snapshot at all. It now takes one first.
  • Pre-deletion snapshots ignore the plan’s backup permission — a project about to be removed is always backed up, regardless of tier.
  • Snapshots of large projects now work. The size ceiling that made backups of bigger projects fail outright has been removed.
  • Snapshot archives no longer include reinstallable content (node_modules, virtualenvs, vendor, build caches) or git history, so they are considerably smaller.
  • A snapshot is only recorded once the archive is confirmed to exist in storage, and its reported size now comes from storage itself — a snapshot can no longer appear in your list without a real file behind it.

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Validation & Error Messages

  • Endpoints taking a workspace, application, database or environment-variable ID now reject a malformed ID with a clear 400, instead of failing with a generic internal error.
  • Updating an application or workspace with an empty body now returns a validation error instead of failing.
  • start_command is now limited to 512 characters at the moment you save it, instead of only failing later during a rebuild.
  • Uploading a corrupted or truncated .zip when creating an application now returns INVALID_ZIP instead of a generic internal error.
  • Writing a file over a path that already exists as a folder now returns TARGET_IS_DIRECTORY instead of a generic internal error.