Wrong, you can upgrade during one year for free and the license remains valid forever. And one year after the release (July/August 2016) you have to purchase a license if you didn't take the free upgr

You dont have to have 8.1 thats for sure. And i'm pretty sure its free after you get the license as long as you've paid for your windows 7/8

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Every Linux 1GB LET Special VPS Plan we sell includes a free DirectAdmin license for the life of the service you have with Mean Servers. All of our servers boast the newest generation of components ma

Don't update - it's only free for one year, then you have to pay license fee to continue using it.

Hello, Windows License is included?

Will think about getting a LiteSpeed server license.

WHMCS 6. The only thing that is (personally) useful in the update is the long dreaded responsive admin theme. I mean, they couldn't have just threw in the Bootstrap grid CSS and added a damn container

@Licensecart localhost.re published exploits for hostbill and clientexec too.

Several at various %'s of ownership. The largest of which I forced onto HostBill against the others will because I was not comfortable with that particular customer base being reliant on WHMCS.

Lee, where on earth did I mention anything related to Blesta in my post, I was stating the obvious it doesn't take a few months to re-code whmcs you use it to know how many files are in it and modules

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Or you can jost post it like a normal person and report it so WHMCS can fix the issue...not wait for you to make a video

Not sure if a complete rewrite is good or bad news. Knowing the code quality of the team at WHMCS this might only mean having to fix the same bugs again, but in the new version.

Some code rewrite started since cPanel acquired WHMCS. It doesn't take years to rewrite if you've enough developers and not family members like in Blesta.

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Anyone who believe it's a complete re-write is so gullible, a full re-write the size of whmcs would take years, every module / plugin needs to be re-written if they've changed framework, newer version

Plus soon they'll introduce signed auto-updates and license pricing based on active client limits.

theres a demo here>>>> http://www.whmcs.com/demo/