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The shared accounts are what don't make sense to me.. Even if they're hit with retail per-account fees that's $2.40/yr extra. Round it up to $3 for the base license cost going up + to cover payment pr

would be great if WHMCS link was more like the cPanel one.

3 - I, innocently contract an alphareseller service with whm. and upload my files, set up website, whmcs, etc.

3 - I, innocently contract an alphareseller service with whm. and upload my files, set up website, whmcs, etc.

They don't want to create a resale market for the licenses already in the wild. Makes sense to me.

Customers who had lifetime license before can order new lifetime licenses till 1st of September, these license have unlimited software updates.

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As I understand it, just one shared account is only one cpanel license, so I was hoping to keep the deal I had. I'm sure the hosting industry will look vastly different in 2 1/2 years when it's time

The following is an example of the cPanel cost increase (Note: This is a hosts cost per dedicated server for a cPanel license) we have incurred:

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having issues issuing your license, all others have been fine but yours auto cancels the second i issue it, I am trying to sort it out though.

No updates for lifetime is smth that always makes me cringe. I totally understand if you don’t wanna offer lifetime licenses or just in a limited quantity. But updates should be included. At least sec

We had owned WHMCS keys and it used to be the same way which now they forced the yearly update costs. Which I am not complaining about it's needed for being able to update everything without going bro

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Yeah, but that change isn't unreasonable. Lifetime licenses are never sustainable long term. You can't rely only on new sales to keep supporting the product for another decade or longer.

Well, support (maintenance) costs money. DA issued lifetime license to get people to use their product. Demand was so low that they didn't care.