Company news: what actually changed
See what we shipped over the summer of 2026 — then try a VPS with a 5-hour trial period before you pay
This page is a dated log of changes at cp.lv: what changed, when, and who it affects. The latest entry is 20 August 2026, when the site went fully English and Latvian. Before that: the domain price list was rebuilt straight from billing and now covers 449 zones, the site was tuned to 96–100 PageSpeed, billing moved to PHP 8.3, and cloud plans gained slider-based resource top-ups. We keep entries short and factual — change, date, and what you need to do about it, if anything.
What changed
Newest first. Only things you can see yourself — in the panel, in the price list or on the site.
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20 August 2026
The site now speaks English and Latvian
The English and Latvian versions are live in full — roughly 190 pages in each language. Every page has its own address per language and mutual language links, so the switcher in the header takes you to the same page in another language rather than back to the home page.
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18 August 2026
Domain price list rebuilt: 449 zones
Registration, renewal and transfer prices are now exported straight from billing — the 18 August snapshot covers 449 zones. The list used to be maintained by hand and drifted out of date; now the site shows exactly what the cart charges.
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18 August 2026
Faster pages, and currency that sticks
Pages were tuned to 96–100 on PageSpeed and 100 on accessibility. Currency was fixed at the same time: your choice of EUR, USD or RUB now persists across pages and carries into the cart, so the price on the service page is the price at checkout.
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2 August 2026
Domain availability checks cover every zone
Availability is now checked across every connected zone through our own lookup relay on top of the registrar API. Zones that look free but cannot actually be ordered no longer show up in the results.
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26 July 2026
Billing moved to PHP 8.3
The control panel and billing now run on PHP 8.3 — the whole platform was upgraded, modules included. For customers this simply means a faster panel: nothing changes in your services or settings.
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5 July 2026
Cloud plans gained slider-based resource top-ups
vCPU, RAM and disk can now be added with a slider right on the cloud order page: €1.00 per month for 1 vCPU and for 1 GB of RAM, €0.15 for 1 GB of NVMe. The total recalculates instantly for monthly, six-month and yearly terms.
See cloud plans →
Dates mark when the change was published. Anything that can affect the availability of a service is also emailed to the address on your billing account.
Where the catalogue stands today
The line-up as of the latest entry.
VPS and dedicated servers
12 VPS plans from €5.49/mo and 47 dedicated configurations from €11.79/mo. A VPS is handed over in trial mode for 5 hours before payment; a dedicated server is prepaid, and we help you size it first.
Cloud and GPU
A cloud resource pool from €4.90/mo: build your own VPS inside it and add vCPU, RAM and NVMe with a slider. GPU servers on NVIDIA Tesla P4 start at €249/mo, prepaid.
Domains and administration
449 domain zones priced directly from billing. Managed server administration starts at €79/mo — the Mini plan covers 4 engineer hours a month, €19/h beyond the package.
How we announce a change
The same order for plans, infrastructure and planned maintenance.
We prepare the notice in advance
Planned maintenance and changes to terms are published before they start, so you have time to prepare and take a backup in the panel if you need one.
We publish it in the news section
We write what exactly changes, who it affects and whether any action is required. No marketing wording, no we have improved our service quality.
We duplicate it by email
Announcements that affect the availability of a service go to the address in your control panel. Keep it current — that is the one channel guaranteed to reach you.
We answer questions about it
If it is unclear whether a change affects your service, write through the contact form and quote the date of the entry — we will check the details.
What makes it into the log, and what does not
This section is about facts and dates, not advertising.
Changes you can see yourself: new plans and prices, control panel and billing updates, work that affects availability, and changes to the domain price list. The latest entry is 20 August 2026 — the full English and Latvian versions of the site.
Yes. Unplanned outages are published as they are resolved: what happened, which services were affected and when normal operation was restored.
Yes, changes to plans are announced in advance — in the news and in the control panel. Current prices are always shown on the service pages.
Yes. New zones and price list rebuilds get an entry: the snapshot of 18 August 2026 covers 449 zones. The full list with prices lives in the domain registration section.
No. The news section carries service and contract changes only; promotional material lives on the service pages, not in announcements.
Do not miss what matters
Entries about planned maintenance and changes to terms go up ahead of time, and anything affecting the availability of a service is also sent to the email address on your account. That is why it is worth keeping that address current in the panel.
Have a question about a specific entry? Write through the form on the contacts page and quote its date — we will clarify the details and tell you what to do.
Get in touchFrequently asked questions
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On 20 August 2026 the full English and Latvian versions of the site went live — roughly 190 pages in each language, with a language switcher in the header.
On 18 August 2026. The snapshot covers 449 zones, and registration, renewal and transfer prices are exported straight from billing instead of being edited by hand.
English, Latvian and Russian. Every page has its own address in each language, and the switcher sits in the top panel.
Yes. Switch between EUR, USD and RUB in the top panel — the choice persists across pages and carries into the cart.
As events happen: plan changes, infrastructure updates or upcoming technical work. There is no fixed schedule — we publish when there is something to report.
Yes. Work that may affect availability is announced in advance, both here and by email. Unplanned incidents are published as they are resolved.
Yes, plan changes are announced in the news and through the control panel. Current prices are always shown on the service pages.
Write through the form on the contacts page and quote the date of the entry — we will answer and clarify the details.