TCadmin has appealed to me before as well, however, as i have multiple locations a license for each remote machine will cost me a fortune.

The control panel not only allows your clients to manage their service you have with them, but thanks to the included Support and Billing functionality, you can drop software such as WHMCS and use a s

The best way to compare WHMCS and Blesta:

WHMCS is the most complete integration software for cPanel servers.

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2 years back on my CrashPlan backups to find the license key that I never thought I'd need again and ended up saving me a lot of money). Then again, when the time comes for Backblaze to raise their p

Put here your fun provider games.. The goal is to somehow make use of your idling VPS resources.

The only real solution is to nail our RBI to fucking give the PPI (license) to PayPal!

cPanel License: $8.50 per month

more ove, since whmcs is pretty old, you get tonnes of modules/plugins, but blesta is no less

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Microsoft Imagine provides me with free Windows server licenses, so I'm not that worried about obtaining them, just if the host allows me to use them.

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So there's still rules on how I can license stuff even after there's a licenses key to use. Microsoft's so picky...

It's okay. WHMCS is easier and more flexible, but Blesta is still pretty solid. We have and use both, and I have developed modules/extensions for both.

Blesta user how easy and user-friendly is blesta?

Like it or not, they make the rules on how you can license their software.

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@sogtech why can't clients license their own Windows copies inside the vm? Like if I had a license and used it, Microsoft isn't going to care right?