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linux is not a whmcs hourly billing module, is a contribution towards a big project build by people who actually understand the language they are using, even if they used AI, ai for them is a tool as

Commercial layer: built-in billing + payments, hourly metering, multi-currency, tax invoicing, auto suspend/resume on balance, self-service storefront. Or bring your own: WHMCS / Blesta / HostBill / P

It is a free open-source WHMCS addon for hourly / pay-as-you-go billing.

Windows License Server 2016 | Available on request

I had a couple of sites on that server, plus an important license database. Fortunately, I was a bit quick-witted and managed to make a copy; they've been offline for two days now.

You get the standard 180 Day Period on evaluation license - after this you'll have to purchase a license yourself

Windows license included?

My point is, your dramatic “we don’t use WHMCS” even tho you simply proxy a VM Manager the same way WHMCS does, I don’t get the selling point it’s clearly no hard work as been done by any competent te

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Itsumiku - NL EPYC KVM VPS - 2C4G/25G/2.5T @ 1Gbps $4.90/mo - No WHMCS, More like Cloud

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Our approach is different. We do not use a simple WHMCS connected to a VPS panel. We have developed our own platform covering from billing to virtualization. The first public product is simple KVM VPS

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Wonder if that is the case also with the third party or end users of WHMCS, considering that is also now a WebPros product!

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This is not a Windows 10 license.

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