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What About Enhance Panel (Enhance,Com)
I dont see you guys mentioning Enhance Panel.
What about this panel? Im just a freelancer with a dozens of clients, runs mostly on Opensource software. I think enhance panel suits my needs with their hardware limit settings.
Just a small $ pricing is the main point.
Just want to hear out real experience or analyse from real gurus from here.

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@NameBig
We use the Enhance panel; in fact, Namebig cloud hosting is entirely based on Enhance, which is modern and user-friendly.
Though I don't like their term 'website', where 1 website is a hosting account packaged into a Docker container, it should be simple language called 'account'/'user account' like in cPanel/DA. Most of the tickets were created due to this language issue, where people assume they can create only one website.
It also lacks some features, such as end user php extension control, which allows the end user to control only a few php extensions. This is not a major issue, but it should be included.
With a one-click installer, you can install only WordPress/Joomla/OpenClaw.
Overall, I really like it, and my customer does too.
~Vikas
If you don't really do much customization to the panel itself and only host like PHP stuff especially wordpress, go ahead, that should be fine I think. There's no reverse proxy and I don't know about their recent release about nodejs deployment as I never used it.
Okay. Now Im more eager to try it
We've used it for a few years now, we like it and customers like it. It's the only panel we use for our hosting. As mentioned above the term 'website' is our top query and usually takes some explaining of the difference compared to cPanel or DirectAdmin, etc.