Before you do a full blown migration, why you don't consider creating your own middleware that utilizes WHMCS's backend.

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What can I say, we all got 'owned' by WHMCS (Image)

We've been using Ubersmith for a while now and are in transition to move our billing portal to WHMCS. I've just learnt that there is an increase in pricing as of 1st July, and wondered if there are ot

We have a lot of paypal subscriptions, some of which ID has not been stored but WHMCS is able to match them to correct user & invoice by somekind of magic.

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We just gotta wait an see if they will bring new blood into the WHMCS's development.

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Can't agree with this.

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Depends what route you go - Hire a full time dev, sure you'll pay more out. Pay out a dev/firm one off to develop the software for you, might cost similar to WHMCS one year cost on the "unlim

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R&D cost real money. There are legitimate reason why a medium-large company would still choose a ready-made product like WHMCS vs developing their own. Because chances are it'll cost tons more

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Blesta is good choice for whmcs alternative

So what's it looking like for lowendhost offering services using WHMCS? Will we see increases in price such as a $15/yr service turning into a $20/yr service anything of that nature? or will this affe

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Ahaha! Guys, finally no summer hosts will be using WHMCS. It will be now PREMIUM shit.

What makes you think Hostbill won't pull the same thing like WHMCS did?

These pricing increases are insane. For us like 20x what it was. WHMCS license just became an noticeable cost item.