No xen, IPv6, rdns or whmcs support?

We are looking into a flat fee model per server not for the whole software (so either per GB or per server can be used), owned license per server is also possible but again not for the whole software

Cost of dual e5 server with 64GB RAM + Dedicated cPanel license will be not less then $150/mo and $1800 year. You can't earn profit until you host 500 client on a server and each customer will host 20

So let me understand this you don't have a flat fee paid each month or something? and what is the minified vs complete? and is there a owned license that can be bought?

Hostbill isn't top of our priority because our platform strips away the billing as much as it can anyways - the only reason we use WHMCS Is because of the following:

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any plans for hostbill ? imo virtualizor module of hb is fked up badly and they dont seem to care. If only i had bought the dev license of it...

And license it.

Well, I am just here to remember some people, IIRC, there is no administration panel for their products, and everything is done via whmcs also.

why not use flat rate per month/license, owned option?

License whmcs is Active

This domain is not authorized to be using WHMCS.

why not use flat rate per month/license, owned option?

Billing is handled by WHMCS & more integrations coming after like Blesta and Hostbill.

Blesta Billing Software at Just $7/mo + Free Installation & Configuration Service - WHMCS, ClientExec, at cheaper price.

SSL at super cheap price, Free Installation & Configuration. Get Blesta/WHMCS at cheaper price - Only for our customers.

WHMCS is a billing panel, which would only be necessary if you were selling hosting. However, the WHMCS is optional. You do get a lot of other features, such as unlimited Let's Encrypt certificates, a

what is this whmcs? I** dont intend to sell host. **

* OnraHost ( for free whmcs )

Microsoft's EULA is incredibly long and complex. Since you are using the server for only 'development', then you should be fine using a BYO license. MSDN and Technet licenses are designed for private