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Proxmox vs Virtualizor for a new minimalist setup?

Hello LET,

I am currently weighing my options for managing a few nodes. Virtualizor seems to be the industry standard here for budget providers, but Proxmox has made huge leaps and I personally love its UI and native backup features.

For those of you running small to medium-sized operations, is Proxmox's lack of native WHMCS/Blesta billing integration (without third-party modules) a dealbreaker for you? Or is it worth the extra setup time compared to Virtualizor?

Thanks for the feedback!

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  • RAVNIXRAVNIX Member, Patron Provider

    Virtualizor is the best for when you want your customers to get a yearly dose of phishing and blackmail. The real debate is VirtFusion vs Proxmox

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  • @Mystral_Hosting said:
    Hello LET,

    I am currently weighing my options for managing a few nodes. Virtualizor seems to be the industry standard here for budget providers, but Proxmox has made huge leaps and I personally love its UI and native backup features.

    For those of you running small to medium-sized operations, is Proxmox's lack of native WHMCS/Blesta billing integration (without third-party modules) a dealbreaker for you? Or is it worth the extra setup time compared to Virtualizor?

    Thanks for the feedback!

    proxmox my beloved

  • Proxmox if you know what youre doing, Virtfusion if you just want it working without reading.

    I dont recommend third party proxmox whmcs modules. But i dont like whmcs either way

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