Good desicion, Jarland. BTW, can a provider reveal / have access to a password a client create thru solus or WHMCS? Shouldn't suppose this to be automatic and with no easy access to the provider (the

cPanel license - $15/mo

You are right but their billing system (WHMCS) is down for maintenance, @AlexanderM

The price did not include cPanel license, well I did not mean CDT, have fast connection to mainland China is fine.

I will host a cPanel server on it so it must be stable, could accept at most $25/mo exclude license fee.

I have the Quad2Duo and have been very happy with it Nice thing about WSI is you can get DirectAdmin license for a one time $5 fee. Server has been rock solid, network has performed well,

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I personally use Jira at work and in my personal life, it's fantastic and a $10/yr license gets you up to 10 people (usually more than enough for yourself and family/friends)

-Cheap cPanel VPS licenses!

Virtualizor is a good example to look at. They undercut SolusVM on the initial license and are likely willing to cut deep discounts if you're buying volume. Even still, there is no large scale host us

All of those things you would do with any other platform, so it's no different to WHMCS. Most of those things you mentioned do take a minute or two max, assuming you already have regular <30m b

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I don't think your plan will work unless you control billing, because there is (a) too much data that is outside of WHMCS that you won't be able to see (chargebacks), and (b) it's trivial to spoof the

It is worrying though to see WHMCS updates always have a ton of new bugs being fixed every update, seems like there is no real QA testing.

Those simply commenting "just edit the template" have clearly not seen how WHMCS6 works. To remove navbar items you now use hooks.

Try HostBill and you will know how epic can be upgrades. New feature = more bugs. Whmcs is perfect the number one. Blesta? Unfinished, crappy only-for-devs control panel.

Like I said, the software is on-premise and setting up billing can be done through the admin ui. If you'd like WHMCS to handle credits, you can utilize them - The software redirects you to the WHMCS p

And how DOES that work? Or do hosts have to sign over both their WHMCS and Paypal credentials to you? And every other payment processor. And what about bitcoin...

Do let us know how you get on, I could remove some stuff on my installation as well that are currently redundant. But I suppose this is only cosmetic change as someone who knows WHMCS well can probabl

Where does it state that cPanel is open source all there plans are licensed - You can't license open source like this. This is news to me if it is! but it's not?