I know it sounds stupid but my idea was to take no money from it, ask to cover license cost be nice. Just thought it might be another person trying bring traffic to the website but I think your proba

Own license? Maybe virmach?

[x] WHMCS not nulled - checked.

Depends on your package and if you have a license to bring in.

to use open source panel which with a GPL or MIT license. Which of the both would you recommend? If both acctually will cost fees in my finalized end product (after doing code edits) I would create a

We have just released the WHMCS module on our site, we are now working on a Blesta module.

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per node fee, if it can scale with the amount of licenses, all the better. But that's not necessary. I'd be happy paying $10 per license for 10 licenses, just as I'd be happy paying $10 for 1 license

We can get you a demo running early Wednesday, how does that sound? It won't have WHMCS integrated yet but that's due with v1.0 release which is scheduled for 26th/02/2016. We are doing a lot of testi

The virtualization platform handles the administration of VM's, WHMCS is only used for the administration of accounts. Both of these will be combined in the AdminUI with a more intuitive interface but

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We have a billing system that reports the billing directly from our Software - WHMCS integration is what is used to Add Credits & Allow for Admin management of accounts (Accounts that get susp

-> WHMCS Module has been recoded - contact us for it.

feature provided in SolusVM can have access via WHMCS, as well as new clients using our Proxmox offering. It does rDNS as well for both clients. The MG module is pretty robust, but like all things

For OpenVZ, is the new Control Panel integrated with WHMCS like what ChicagoVPS did?

already existing company offering web hosting. WHMCS would be the obvious choice for a billing system. Obviously your virtualization system would have some sort of WHMCS module, so in theory, your mo

their systems are compared to the average WHMCS+SolusVM provider on here, I would trust them to run any production site. That said, I don't use them for that right now because I have fully managed se

If you can deliver a truly next generation panel, that really does offer more, that can import everything from solusvm and whmcs at the click of a button... then just do it.

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of things though. By default many (if not most) WHMCS based providers are storing the product password as plain text.