WebPros also owns Plesk. In my opinion, it has some features that are better than cPanel in some ways. Regardless, it's WebPros, so the price gouging due to market monopoly is inevitable. Heck, I just

What do you think about Plesk or cPanel, wouldn't it be an option to replace cPanel?

Well established no, but if a product stagnates you need to look for alternatives. Not sure if I would call cPanel stable, it has just as many issues as other panels.

Are any of these alternatives as well-established and "stable" as cPanel, and also work with CloudLinux?

I recall how cPanel used to be in the past - a good and customer-centric company.

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cPanel has become so expensive, rarely releases new features and in my opinion has regressed with their latest UI. There are much better options available, why still use cPanel?

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Back in the day when cPanel unlimited licenses were like 15$/month (or even less) it was quite easy to start a small webhosting bussiness on a VPS and scale up, now with their pricing, nobody does thi

The "c" in cPanel stands for "costly".

I only got the one from Plesk, but I switched all the Plesk Licensing to @cplicensenet a while ago... The cPanel one, not yet... Honestly, I'm dreading it.

Yea I don't want to derail the whole cpanel sky is falling thing but it's definitely been interesting to watch play out here over the years, again and again.

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cPanel is expensive but definitely more stable and trouble-free, and with my OVH license on the old CentOS 7, I also have extended support for the system itself and its updates, and I still pay around

assuming 10% cPanel increases each year for 10 years AND assuming web hosting companies will actively increase their profit margins proportionally to the cPanel license increases

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