The goal is to provide a modern, lightweight alternative to incumbent hosting automation platforms such as WHMCS, while addressing long-standing industry concerns including performance, security, licensing models, dependency bloat, and framework complexity.

What WHMDC Is

WHMDC is a fully self-hosted billing and automation system written in pure PHP 8 + MySQL, with zero Composer or framework dependencies, allowing it to run smoothly on low-resource VPS, shared hosting environments, or any standard PHP stack.

It provides a complete end-to-end solution for managing clients, services, domains, automation, invoicing, support, payments and more!

Just some of the 109+ (and growing) Features

• Modern responsive UI
• Pretty URL routing (no query strings)
• Stripe, PayPal, Bank Transfer gateways
• Registrar modules: eNom + Domainbox
• Invoices, services, tickets, quotes, credits
• Multi-currency + pro-rata billing
• Domain search + TLD pricing manager
• Passkeys (WebAuthn) + email 2FA
• Modular plugin system (gateways, servers, registrars)
• Auto Login (cPanel hosting accounts auto login from the client dashboard)
• 109+ core features included as standard
• Entirely self-hosted, putting you back in control

Why WHMDC Is Entering the Market

The hosting industry has relied heavily on WHMCS for more than a decade.
While it remains widely used, many providers have expressed ongoing concerns about:

• Software aging & legacy code
• Increasing dependency complexity
• Framework overhead
• Recurring subscription costs
• Paid add-ons for essential functionality
• Slow UI evolution
• Limited transparency around roadmap updates

WHMDC aims to offer a fresh approach:

1. Lightweight Architecture

Pure PHP 8, no frameworks, no Composer—ideal for low-resource VPS and cPanel.

2. Full Feature Access

All premium features included as standard, not locked behind add-ons.

3. Modern Security Standards

Built-in passkeys, stronger session controls, and clean routing.

4. Predictable Ownership

Self-hosted, no locking, no forced ecosystem, no per-client billing.

5. Modern UI and UX

Clean, minimal, modern interface for both admin and client areas.

Early Look & Screenshots

Full information, preview screens, and feature list are available at:

https://WHMDC.com

WHMDC is currently preparing for wider public release.
Discussion, technical feedback, and industry perspectives are welcome, especially from providers interested in self-hosted alternatives or modern PHP 8 application design.

We’re thrilled to launch Hypervisor V2, a lightweight, feature-packed KVM control panel designed to simplify VM management—whether you’re running a low-end homelab or a high-performance cloud. No bloat, no nonsense—just tools hosters actually need.

Why Hypervisor V2?

Hoster-Centric Design: Built by active hosting providers who understand your pain points.
24/7 Dedicated Support: Our team (real humans!) is available round-the-clock via tickets + live chat.
Migration Assistance: We’ll help migrate your clusters (minimal downtime, fees for large deployments).

Key Features

• Intuitive UI: Clean dashboard for VM ops (start/stop, rebuild, resize, hotplug).
• Low Resource Use: Runs smoothly on modest hardware.
• Multi-Node Control: Manage all KVM servers from one panel.
• Automated Backups: Set-and-forget VM backups.
• Template Library: Pre-loaded OS templates (AlmaLinux, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows + Cloudbase-init) + custom ISOs.
• API & Automation: Integrates with WHMCS, HostBill, etc.
• Cloud-init & Better Logging: Debug faster, deploy easier.
• Two-Factor Auth (2FA): Extra security layer.

Tech Stack

Laravel, InertiaJS, NodeJS, Socket.IO, and Bash—modern, scalable, and maintainable.

Pricing

• Starting at just $2/month for a solo vm license

Why Trust Us?

"We’re not just another dev team—we’re hosters ourselves. Hypervisor V2 solves the problems we’ve faced daily."

Links:
- Documentation
- Sign Up Now
- Join our Discord

Questions? Ask below! We’re here to help.

Anyone tried it? Thoughts? Enhance.com - obviously it's in beta so I wouldn't use in production environment, but I do like a play around

Since 90% of our clients prefer to use Plesk rather than another panel, we are purchasing all our licenses from Plesk resellers.

Apparently, Plesk is charging more expensive than these guys for the only reason that they provide the support for their software. Going through the reseller usually means no support available in case of an issue.

Or the reseller would simply act as a forwarder between the customer and plesk Support?

We don't usually require support if not at all, most of the issues are easily dealt with but from time to time we would like some deeper technical information that Plesk forums will not be able to respond to.

There is absolutely no point in applying to become Partners when resellers exist, they get the licenses at so much cheaper, even cheaper than Partners unless you operate 30000 licensed servers.

We Currently use WebsoftSolus for licenses, the Web Admin VPS version comes at 6.99 Euro/mo but that reseller seems more like a ghostship as they never update their site or bother replying to tickets ( Have one open for 5 days now )

Cplicense.net are also some of the cheapest but they are not a EU company or something I would go with. Any other license supplier can be advised?

We are currently presenting some cool offers on our Shared hosting managed Virtual servers.

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Unmanaged OpenVZ SSD servers not including free support and service monitoring support.

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Unmanaged KVM servers also not offering free support and service monitoring.

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Looking Glass:

https://lg-uk.happybeehost.com/

Available OS Templates:

• CentOS 8
• CentOS 7
• CentOS 6
• Ubuntu 18.04
• Ubuntu 16.04
• Ubuntu 14.04
• Debian 10
• Debian 9
• Debian 8

15-Day Money-Back Guarantee

If you decide to cancel your account within 15 days of sign up, HappyBee Host will refund you the whole amount. We value customer satisfaction. You just need to open a ticket with our Billing Department and the Cancellation Type should be "Immediate".

To kick the celebration off and help everyone move past 2020, I'm bringing back the popular 50% off discount (coupon code: ANNIVERSARY ) valid on all lifetime licenses. This discount is valid until January 1 or reseller support officially launches, whichever happens later.

Pro licenses (no domain limit) are $249, Startup (30 domain limit) is $79, and Mini (10 domain limit) is $49. These are all one-time costs. Licenses may be revoked and reissued as needed via the licensing portal, my.apiscp.com.

It's an excellent excuse to move past cPanel's price creep and myriad third-party licenses with single one-time license for all. Plus, ApisCP handles cPanel migrations with excellent fidelity.

On to interesting developments over the last month.

CentOS Stream

As we know by now CentOS is flipping upstream to RHEL instead of downstream. I've shared my thoughts on this and logged a few days of build hours on E2E tests. Unless something catastrophic happens by July, ApisCP will continue to focus on the Red Hat/CentOS ecosystem to produce the maximum integration afforded by this distro. Having faster release cycles for crucial software like systemd allows me to build more cohesive platforms with less overhead. It's a win.

Reseller support

Technology helps accomplish tasks with better precision. Reseller system , which is next to launch now that the panel proxy is done, uses project quotas and cgroup subtrees to allow overselling with online resource enforcement. Resellers can allocate beyond their package allowances to sites, but the sum of all resources can never exceed the total on the reseller; unlike prevailing reseller systems this is enforced realtime by the OS.

Given the ambitious approach to reseller support, ApisCP will only support resellers on CentOS 8 or Stream with xfs filesystems. ext4 supports project quotas on 4.x kernels; however, I've not explored it to the same extent as xfs project/group/user quotas.

Panel proxy

Lastly, panel proxy as touched on earlier allows one to run multiple ApisCP nodes from a single login portal. It's been part of the magic behind Hostineer for the last 5 years and now it's cleaned up for a wider audience. Several great minds in the ApisCP Discord have helped move this along. It's as simple as a couple configuration settings on each node. Panel proxy is broken down into 3 separate components to enhance security. Each component can be run off a free DNS-only license issued via my.apiscp.com. After reseller is implemented, I'll expand upon this to allow admin to jump locations from a single login.