There's plenty of providers who wouldn't have a problem with you hosting stuff that you own the rights for or have a license to distribute for - then I suppose you wouldn't be asking this question on

I am seeing most hosts here moving to DA after the price jump of cP license. And I bet some of them are still using cP DNS for their DNS setup. Any help here ?

Have you tried a password reset on the billing platform? If you're unable to do a password reset via WHMCS can you drop me an email I've messaged you it and I'll look into this.

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@seriesn Do I need to purchase a license for APISCP or is it included in the VPS hosting package.

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We have Windows Server 2019 license included.

- DirectAdmin License (Paid Addon)

Oh, so you claim that WHMCS's license check only works if you keep your installed version up to date. (Image)

whmcs licensing system is yet in update however we are on older version yet maybe thats the issue its not verifying domain let me update the whmcs

Assuming that the invalid WHMCS licenses are a mistake: Do you provide IPv6 with your VPS plans?

Why can't I verify your WHMCS licenses for khanwebhost.com and needcloudhost.com, or your cPanel license for server.needcloudhost.com?

Either Windows 10 or Server 2016 I have licenses for.

Will you be using your own license? Which Windows version do you require?

* Windows License Server | 2012 | Windows 10

Still recurring afaik according to this and to their whmcs:

%> ip2trace -p 1.2.3.4 -d /usr/share/ip2location/DB4.BINIP2Location Geolocation Traceroute (ip2trace) Version 8.0.0Copyright (c) 2021 IP2Location.com [MIT License]https://www.ip2location.com/fr

I guess @coolice is proposing a bottom-up/cost-plus model, where license fees are based on incremental cost + a margin and @TimboJones is suggesting to look at a value based model where pricing is bas