Probably difficult to get a bank account if you have no license or anything.

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That said, now there's Paymenter. I think Paymenter was a compelling alternative to WHMCS.

yep, they require a business license. In order to use Leaseweb services, you have to go through provider like Hostdzire

Because of a limited budget and the complexity of cPanel + WHMCS, I decided to go with an open-source stack: HestiaCP + FOSSBilling.

Including the license. The price is fixed.

Does the pricing include the windows server license ? or is that just for the free-trial period and then the price hikes up ?

Not other billing software can't just compete with whmcs for now. Some lack payment gateway integrations, some lack features, some lack domain registrars, some doesn't have common control panels itsel

* Fewer features compared to WHMCS

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We built a free, ready-made WHMCS module for our open-source processor SHKeeper.

Seems like Backuply is getting decent feedback, though I do expect some bait and switch coming at some point in regards to being free for Softaculous licenses. Doesn't make much sense it is freely inc

Curious, who has the best WHMCS module support?

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Shared Hosting still has the DirectAdmin license unpaid too.

Why do I confirm that it is your mail system problem? Because I communicate with other vendors, such as Dedirock, and I can normally receive VPS information sent by their WHMCS.

The vnc on the Virtualizor panel is very useful, but the vnc connected to whmcs keeps refreshing and cannot be used. Please fix it. Your mail system can only be received by manufacturers such as gmail