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I have said it in another thread. If you have an owned license, the best way to move forward is to build a middleware/connector to connect a new frontend to the WHMCS backend using the API/hooks.

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Honestly, I think WHMCS has become somewhat buggier and more bloated with a lot of features, that offer only marginal benefits in the last few years. Also, some UX decisions (admin area!) are question

WHMCS realizes there are few other options for what they offer and that comparatively they are still very inexpensive.

WHMCS is a product best suited for small operations. If you have 10,000+ customers you should be using your own custom solution imo. I wouldn't consider WHMCS for a more enterprisey type business. I

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From when I tested it out last year it was good but lacked some features that were required - Most of these have been put in now and they've also dropped the price by 50% since then. I wouldn't be con

They stopped selling new licenses in 2016 for 249$, i has been 4 + years since then.

I've also heard good things about ubersmith. I don't think blesta or whmcs would offer such a good experience if you're used to ubersmith. Maybe hostbill would suit you better.

Yes sir. I literally retrofitted the WHMCS Add Funds option the other week just to bring it back.

If you're interested in going the Laravel route instead, I might be interested in sponsoring development, I would want a drop-in replacement for WHMCS though, no database migration required.

WHMCS Limited has increased its total assets from 5 million (2019) to 7 million in 2020.

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It is the same company that does such increase for cPanel / Plesk and WHMCS.

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