Can I backup a cPanel account and migrate it to your panel and that process works flawlessly 100% of the time?

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I guess the big concern would be that now API calls are free, do they invest in the resources to serve all these calls in a timely manner

- Free IP and ASN announcement

Believe it's actually "Free Domme is Coming".

If you’d like, feel free to DM me or open a ticket on our site and I can go into more detail or get something provisioned for you.

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Looking forward to your stress test results — real-world feedback from active hosting providers is exactly what helps us improve. Feel free to PM anytime if you hit anything during testing.

that was the idea of Enhance i guess, but after giving them a chance for 2 years, we already eliminated our Enhance offering and shuted down the entire fleet of servers with that panel.

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On end users rarely using the panel: 100% true. That's actually a design principle for us — the panel should be invisible most of the time. Set up your site, configure email, install WordPress, done.

The current architecture already separates the admin panel from the user panel. The next phase is multi-server support — a central master node that manages DNS, account provisioning, and migrations ac

I just wish there was one web hosting control panel that functioned in a similar fashion as all VPS control panels do.

Right now, the market sees cPanel as the top option with DirectAdmin as a second option.

Appreciate the heads up. We're aware of Hostinger's use of hPanel as an internal branding for their custom panel. However, Hostinger's hPanel is not a commercially sold product it's their in-house too

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Dashboard customization: Yes — the panel supports theming and branding. You can customize the logo, colors, and company name from the admin settings. Full white-label support is on the roadmap for dee

$62/mo for unlimited accounts — that's a flat server license, no per-account fees. For comparison, cPanel starts at $29.99/mo for just 1 account and goes up to $69.99/mo for 100. So the value proposit