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WHMCS got a slow clap.

I had a lot of services with them that continued to work after being cancelled through whmcs..

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WHMCS is the second hand car that works, for some reason it pulls to the left, no one can fix that, the brakes are crap, the windscreen wipers are terrible and its impossible to upgrade in any meaning

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@AnthonySmith, thanks for the recommendation! At this time, the pricing for HostBill is outside of a figure we would be comfortable diving into when compared to the pricing of WHMCS and Blesta. Should

Can I strongly suggest that if you plan to run your business for more than a few years and with any sort of scale at all you do not use WHMCS you use hostbill instead, while it is more expensive up fr

As someone who's had experience in shared, reseller, and VPS hosting, I want to provide a service that uses cPanel/WHM, both for the ease in management from the administrative side, as well as for tho

Buying a Fleio license includes at no extra charge:

From their WHMCS it's possible to set a password up to 20 chars.

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@jsg iirc you can change the password in their WHMCS. I didn't know about the free port forwarding. Thanks for the info (Image)

I don't think hostbill have the budget to buy out whmcs. Their site only claims ~1000 customers which means $100k/year plus new signup payments. Whmcs is over a $1m/year business.

Of course I know, but strangely, HostBill dont buy WHMCS or vice-versa.

What reseller plan? You take VPS, pump in cPanel, take nulled WHMCS and start your hosting business with 100% uptime, 1 Tbps DDoS protection and 10 years of experience.

When money earned, automatize everything with WHMCS and what not, also hire modest potassium workers to plow forward.