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WHMCS free alternative

dhamaniasaddhamaniasad Member
edited October 2013 in Help

I am looking for a WHMCS alternative, free of cost, as I do not want to pay for WHMCS.
I had a look at boxbilling, hated it. Anything else? open source is a lot more preferable.

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  • ReeceReece Member

    Blesta is a little cheaper in places which has similar functionality.

  • irmirm Member
    edited October 2013

    If you're getting into the hosting business and don't have $15 dollars set aside in your budget every month for a WHMCS license or money upfront for a Hostbill/Clientexec/Blesta/WHMCS owned license, there is a big issue and you should really reconsider what you're doing. :/

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  • dhamaniasaddhamaniasad Member

    @fcfc said:
    If you're getting into the hosting business and don't have $15 dollars set aside in your budget every month for a WHMCS license or money upfront for a Hostbill/Clientexec/Blesta/WHMCS owned license, there is a big issue and you should really reconsider what you're doing. :/

    I just don't want to pay for it atm, nor am I getting into the hosting business.

  • iKeyZiKeyZ Veteran

    Depends what you want to use it for. The only free ones I know of are either THT or as said, BoxBilling.

    If you're willing to pay upfront I'd recommend Blesta of what @fcfc said.

  • MuZoMuZo Member

    free: boxbilling, spbas

    free and opensource: thehostingtool

  • serverianserverian Member

    https://www.google.com/search?q=site:lowendtalk.com+whmcs+alternative+free&oq=site:lowendtalk.com+whmcs+alternative+free&aqs=chrome.0.69i57j69i58.5466j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

  • smansman Member
    edited October 2013

    Funny how these threads seem to come up when there is a WHMCS security update. Cough...nulled copy...cough.

  • sundaymousesundaymouse Member

    I think the OP is going to use that for the free VPS business.

  • smansman Member
    edited October 2013

    Even a free business has bills. $15 a month doesn't really add much to that. I'm a big fan of open source however billing is one area where the open source concept doesn't seem to work. I would love for some product out there to prove me wrong.

  • dhamaniasaddhamaniasad Member

    @sman said:
    Funny how these threads seem to come up when there is a WHMCS security update. Cough...nulled copy...cough.

    I don't use WHMCS for anything, so there's no possibility of me running a nulled version of it.

    @sundaymouse said:
    I think the OP is going to use that for the free VPS business.

    Yes, you're right.

    @sman said:
    Even a free business has bills. $15 a month doesn't really add much to that. I'm a big fan of open source however billing is one area where the open source concept doesn't seem to work. I would love for some product out there to prove me wrong.

    Yes, but the $15 can be used elsewhere to much greater effect when you aren't creating invoices and taking payments every month. I'm a fan of OSS too, but I can't find a worthy open source billing software to replace WHMCS.

  • BuyCPanel_AlexBuyCPanel_Alex Member

    Ubercart is a free alternative, it's open source too. It looks pretty nice.

  • smansman Member

    @BuyCPanel_Kevin said:
    Ubercart is a free alternative, it's open source too. It looks pretty nice.

    There are a ton of things ubercart cannot do that most hosts require. Such as automation.

  • sleddogsleddog Member

    @sman said:
    There are a ton of things ubercart cannot do that most hosts require. Such as automation.

    And Paypal.

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