Multacom I believe has cheap licenses

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It's for personal use but not non-commercial. I just won't resell or anything. VirtFusion's license is for non-commercial use it seems.

If this is for personal use, VirtFusion seems to have a non-commercial license that's $50 for the year or $30 for 6 months.

They have been banned from here about 2 years ago, for shilling and using a nulled WHMCS.

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Go to virtualizor panel and if there are any tasks pending in "Tasks And Logs" tab, its likely the assignment of IPv6 which you should also see in WHMCS. Then you have to restart the

For WHMCS only, a cheap VPS with a free Litespeed license (free up to 2GB RAM) and you will have cheap and fast WHMCS hosting, don't forget the security. Cloudflare works ok with WHMCS.

✔ cPanel and DirectAdmin license available for an additional fee.

upgrade for 75% of the purchase price of a new license, but the full price returns from year three onwards, which makes me think that purchasing a new license every two years seems like the most affo

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The initial Namecrane launch will cover domains, domain reselling (WHMCS/Blesta modules day #1), anycast DNS, and probably some sort of email forwarding service. Shared/resellers will be there day #1

If you prefer to go the control panel route, go Plesk. It's cheaper than cPanel, simpler, and get the job done just fine for a WHMCS site. It comes w/ Nginx so you'll be set with that. Also I think th

What would be best and safe way to host a WHMCS website? Like on cPanel or any other control panel or installing php,apache,mysql manually and hosting whmcs.

I recall @NDTN posting something about custom ISO images that this is no go due to SolusVM/WHMCS something something (and it's probably time/expensive for mounting isos manually for every client for 1

Not directly on our WHMCS, but yes, any filters you want can be done anytime.

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I'm not a legal expert, but the AGPL license requires derivative works to adopt the AGPL license as well. If I build a SaaS using Minio, I'm concerned it might be considered a "derivative wor