When I delved deeper into it, I discovered that WHMCS is suck (in terms of PHP) and expensive. Open-source solutions are not production-ready. I may need to develop my own system.

Due to vulnerabilities and other security related purposes, I'd rather have bad looking whmcs that's fully secured than a good looking with security flaws

It's already bad enough that WHMCS almost in its entirety is ioncube encrypted, so it can't be easily reviewed per each release.

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I noticed that many big players, such as A2Hosting, are using WHMCS as their billing platform without integrating third-party themes like Lagom or others. Is there a specific reason for this choice? W

Haven't seen this one before, looks very good on desktop in dark mode. Sad that self-hosted version requires a license.

WHMCS, be careful, some providers who use WhMCS have been hacked

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Time to move to WHMCS like normal people?

Haven't seen this one before, looks very good on desktop in dark mode. Sad that self-hosted version requires a license.

we have our Own Cyberpanel VM for email for whmcs support departments any use aws for outbound our internal emails run over 365 "no hate plz"

After ordering , open a support ticket and we will add plesk license as addon for an extra 11$ per month ( web admin edition )

Must be able to install Windows 11 Pro - I have my own legit license. This means TPM 2.0 is enabled. Happy to install it myself - will provide the ISO.

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I've got the smallest cPanel one and run my blazing fast Blesta installation on it, and get a free license for it, for $8 a year.. Sure, now it's $18 or you have to go with DA instead, but still, craz