everything. You’ll find it’s much cheaper to license, setup and maintain your server if you’ve built it up yourself.

if we buy a managed server from some hosting company and sure they will have whmcs and then can we ask a lot of questions like much more tech support tickets inside their whmcs panel?

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If you are going to sell hosting to clients, then, just use CPanel/WHM with a vps license. It is not really expensive when used with a vps license (if you are going to install it on a dedicated server

Nulled whmcs.

https://www.sitemio.com/tr/trial-license/92

Looks different, they seem to have the bare minimum integrations already. As others have said, don't know what would steer someone towards this over WHMCS.

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These prices obviously don't include backup, web design, marketing, licensing for SolusVM/Virtualizor, WHMCS, etc.

and page for visitors, whcms and Softaculous license to put things on autopilot. Am using basic terms here so all can follow. But the real world it is complicated than that. You get to hear about RAI

@MikePT yes, it's not a new case though. I just took the opportunity to bring it back since it's related to the topic. The main activity of this "company" is probably related back to

They seem to be doing well with what they have so far. Not a bad idea for WHMCS to have a bit of real competition some day. As long as they continue to develop and integrate, it could be a good soluti

Looks interesting but at $20 /month, and $484 owned, they are really at a very similar price point to WHMCS. I don't see why anyone would switch to them other than because they absolutely HATE WHMCS.

It's nice. But for $20 a month, I will choose WHMCS over this.

Same. It seems like a WHMCS-cloned version (not full features).

The error is happening while provision products from plesk to whmcs. But in the plesk the account is created.Order Accept Encountered ProblemsError code: 23000. Error message: SQLSTATE[23000]: Integri

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Now that I tried their demos... Client UI looks very, very similar to WHMCS. They're definitely targeting WHMCS based companies. They still have lots to do in terms of integrations. Their demo design

I swear I read WHMCS.io.

Their monthly license is $20.27 & lifetime license is $484.82 (I'll hoard some and maybe sell later when they'll stop to offer lifetime license like WHCMS)