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What I found funny is, @Verasel doesn't even have a WHMCS instance installed. Everything you want to buy, is via Signal which is a big red flag.

WHMCS for the win.

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Bro, what's the problem? I can't go to the shop that there isn't something that isn't more expensive now? It's the same shit everywhere. Yeah, WHMCS don't do much... as a matter of fact, they do fuck

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WHMCS is by far the best solution. Period. Easiest for devs, and it just works. Rest of them.. absolute shite.

Whmcs if you plan fly-by-night and over the counter scam operation. Hostbill if you think that you will have interest in your business after a year. Clientexec if you like false promises and abandonme

Just WHMCS, bro. Don’t look at anything else. Not worth the hassle. Price is just fine if you’re not running a fly-by-night op.

WHMCS, HostBill, ClientExec, Blesta

It’s been around 10 years since I ran a hosting company and debating about dabbling again. What is the defacto billing software nowadays. My default would be WHMCS. I’m looking for something that has

They have an own management panel (integrated into WHMCS), which isn't that fast, but it works and gets the job done. They recently even added scheduled backups (and upgraded my first VM from 1 backup

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Isn't me having a license of windows 11 on a server used by rdp same thing?

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Yeah iirc the only legal license to run a consumer Windows on a datacenter is with Azure. I was talking about the Windows Server license that some providers provide (often with additional fee) since a

As far as i know, for windows 11 there are no provider keys available. These are, ( afaik ) not available for hosting stuff according to microsoft's license agreement. IF this is true, THEN there wont

Their RS1000/VPS1000 should be enough to run Windows, and they also support Windows ISO (or custom ISO as well) - they don't come with a license though

but yeah both should have VPS that can run Windows, but not sure if they offer Windows license