Control Panel Licenses
Every panel we sell sits on this page: cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin and Webuzo. Which one fits usually comes down to two questions — how many accounts the server will carry, and which operating system it runs.
A control panel is the layer that turns server work — creating accounts, adding domains, setting up mailboxes, running backups — into something done in a browser instead of over SSH. cPanel's customer interface is widely used in shared hosting, so end users already know their way around it and ticket volume stays lower; its licensing is tiered by how many accounts a server holds. Plesk runs on both Linux and Windows, so teams hosting .NET applications or MSSQL databases tend to end up there, and its editions are separated by the number of domains you host. DirectAdmin is the lean choice — light on memory, plain interface — and suits a single VPS with a handful of sites, or resellers keeping cost per server down. Webuzo answers a different need: it is built around getting application stacks onto one machine quickly, so it fits people running their own projects more than people selling hosting accounts.
Whichever panel you choose, the license binds to the server's IP address rather than a key file. Payment comes out of your prepaid balance with no approval step in between, and the order is usually working within a minute. Installation is a single command on the server; the script checks entitlement by IP, so there is nothing to copy or keep safe. When you move to a new machine you change the IP yourself from the panel — no ticket, no waiting — and the old address stops immediately. Balance top-ups by crypto post automatically; a bank transfer waits on a person to confirm it. Monthly licenses run to the end of the period and auto-renewal can be turned off; there is no contract and no cancellation fee. If you would rather drive all of this from your own systems, the REST API is open on every account tier and covers ordering, renewing, suspending and moving an IP, so it plugs into WHMCS or an in-house panel. Every order, renewal and API call is written to your account with its result. Reseller accounts get their discounted pricing applied automatically at order time, and edition tiers and current prices are shown on each product page.