You have to pay for support tickets but that sounds like the best option, why pay monthly for "support" that is non existent at whmcs. Hostbill you pay per ticket but you have a rea

We don't offer license, you are free to buy and bring own.

A owned WHMCS license.

If you need whmcs module for it, we have one

due to their support being behind the paid license paywall (and understandably so). The same security concerns can be said of all panels, though. Plesk and cPanel have both patched tens of security b

https://whmcs.community/topic/342340-refunded-card-payment-and-look-at-the-date/

https://github.com/BitcoinOffshoreHosting/WHMCS-Email-Ticket-Blocker-Hook/

Anyway, as I can remember blocking the email only stops the imports of the tickets from the mailboxes attached to WHMCS, they can still open tickets from the webpage.

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Not really, but it's way too easy to find an uncoded version just by searching "WHMCS decoded" on GitHub

Alas, no. WHMCS makes the templates available so you can reskin things, but the actual code is IONcube-encoded.

Is source code for WHMCS available? I'm asking because this might actually be the shortest way to what you want.

WHMCS always had too much bugs for me.

There is an IP address logged by WHMCS in the bottom of the ticket which I think means web-opened. I'm sure worst case we could block that IP but this seems like something WHMCS could do...?

I'm thinking there is something else in WHMCS I should be looking at...?

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