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May be what pushes us to Hostbill finally, though I've always thought Hostbill was a pretty poor system from the end-user point of view. A couple providers we use, either for servers or other needs us

They are so much lacking initiative and vision for development that it kinda does not justify the new regular license pricing IMHO. If you take D.A. codebase and drop it in Codex and say: give me 10 i

3 things you cannot outrun in this world folks! death, taxes and whmcs price hike.

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https://assets.whmcs.com/customer-licensing-guide-2026.pdf

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They can go Jetbrains style, If you pay for a amount of time (1 year for jb), you get lifetime access to the latest version before your license expired

the huge increase to the base license price is actually limiting their growth, because of this bigger hosts will try more to use less servers (i.e. bigger servers with more customers). Also fewer shar

At the same time, they have removed the discount for small certified partners with less than $2,000 in license spend and increased the discount from 10% to 16% for big certified partners.

cPanel is expensive but definitely more stable and trouble-free, and with my OVH license on the old CentOS 7, I also have extended support for the system itself and its updates, and I still pay around

assuming 10% cPanel increases each year for 10 years AND assuming web hosting companies will actively increase their profit margins proportionally to the cPanel license increases

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* Free Blesta license (one per customer)

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They published a pdf with the new WHMCS yearly price increases as well. (15%+ increase)

* Lifetime license + yearly updates subscription (hostbill style)