Alternatively, you can find a host who is an authorized reseller and host your WHMCS with them.

I was wondering if it would be possible to get a cheaper WHMCS unbranded license somehow.

Sorry we don't have a owned license but with our centovacast module we got a panel sponsored to us to allow us to make the module for blesta but of course looking at their site it might be best to ren

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It's located on SolusVM, not WHMCS

Pardon my noobness, but I still dont see any Rebuild option in the WHMCS client area.

I'm sure hostbill, whmcs, and clientexec have a good grasp of how many providers are out there

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I do understand where you are coming from but understand that I am not necessarily looking to be catering to the masses but onpy my clients I do/did Webdev for. That does make WHMCS not a necessity as

And you can use DO or Vultr and NameSilo for VPS and domains reselling if needed. I believe all of them have WHMCS modules that you can use to make everything automated.

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Pssst, your WHMCS homepage still has the placeholder text down the bottom.

firstly does anyone have an owned centovacast license they no longer need and would be willing to sell?

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Add WHMCS Branded for $8.95/month or WHMCS Unbranded for $11.95/month

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The update to WHMCS includes the latest patch released yesterday

As far as I can tell, this only affects people who have WHMCS mail type set to PHP Mail() correct? Not people who use SMTP.

I believe it's standard for WHMCS not to disclose changelogs/release notes for security updates until it's been out for a few days.

Looked all over and cannot find a changelog.