Yep, we will never catch up to WHMCS, I wouldn’t want to, would rather build what people actually want than thousands of plugins that they don’t need. We also focus on different markets as well, not j

We are quite comfortable around WHMCS and it's tools and hooks, thank you for the feedback on this

Still doesn't change the fact for me, that WHMCS should be thrown from it's thrown or at least get bigger competition to act more quickly on security and bug fixes and optimizations.

Most of the host uses Whmcs, blesta & hostbill.

Well, WHMCS has somewhat of a monopoly. Tho every new hoster that chooses WHMCS feeds into said monopoly and makes it less likely that another system can catch up. For mosts hosts I see around here a

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If i go on whmcs marketplace, i can just find whatever i need or even more than that. I will be randomly buying multiple plugins just to enhance the features or integrate anything.

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When there's a counterexample which disprove its completeness i.e there's feature that hosts demands but WHMCS teams failed to implemented or fix within reasonably time frame, then the counterexample

I saw a post of WHMDC on lowendspirit and wondering if any provider is going to move to use that. I've seen people saying how much they hate WHMCS, specially the pricing.

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First, regarding the JS part, unfortunately the billing solution we utilize is Whmcs which doesn't function properly without JS so we can't offer a non JS portal.

The Windows license alone costs more than your budget. No one who offers legitimate Windows licenses is going to be able to hit that price.

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If you find the license key for the demo version of windows server, you can add that to your server as a SPLA license and install their own templates. Windows won't activate but i think after that you