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@BjornTheBassist, I can completely understand your frustration! We’ve faced a remarkably similar situation with a Plesk server we manage for one of our customers. While this incident dates back a bit, the experience was strikingly the same—and unfortunately, equally exasperating. Our ordeal...

Awesome! Please make it possible to disable ELS function all together then. Customers do not want to pay this excessive / absurd fee for something they do not want. You didn't pull this trick on CentOS 6.x back in the day either, so way do it now? And compared to the original TuxCare pricing...

Thank you. We had a few meeting the past few months and even contacted our 8 biggest customers (who have several Plesk servers with us) and informed them that Plesk will be increasing the prices yet again for 2025. And this time the increase is very huge. Each of all these 8 customers have...

So far the price increase is really insane. We changed our pricing and billed a few clients. They were furious and they thought we were trying to make a profit! But that's not true. It's simply Plesk wanting to make a quick earning.... Just for refence the increase in percentages when comparing...

Ah yes... Plesk will gladly add all of these functions and increase the price next year with 50%. ;-)

@bootted hoe much are you going to pay now? After the new announced price increase for 2025? It wil be even more for you now. Probably around 560.00 Euro probably? Or even more. ...or did you leave this sinking ship already?

Well I wouldn't be surprised. Plesk (or the investment group behind it, which calls the shot) follows the money... :-O

You have increased the prices so much the past 7 years that nothing can be done to turn this around. I have migrated 80% of our Plesk servers to different solutions already, because our customers were also completely fed up with the price increase. Heck; the frigging Plesk license is costing the...

It's amusing to recall that earlier this year, both IgorG and Peter Debik assured me I was exaggerating. And yet, here we are: more and more users are voicing their frustrations over these relentless, annual (and frankly, absurd) price hikes. I suspect this may indeed be the breaking point. Rest...

I have been using Plesk since it was still owned by SWsoft or something. Yes proud till Onyx and first released of Obisdian. Afterwards it went downhill fast. Especially after 2017. Oh well. Only about 10% Plesk servers left. The rest already migrated to something else, because our customers...

It's every year the same. See the other thread here: Question - Massive price increase for reseller licenses?. Sigh. And like Maarten said; it's because they have shareholders behind the Investment Group. Prices will increase every year and also every other product in the WebPros portfolio e.g...

I just noticed something funny... They re-used the original template from 2022-2023 price increase. A simple copy and paste. Check the screenshot. Hahaha. Really funny. Lazy stuff, which says it all. :cool::cool::cool:

Same here friend! We have migrated a ton of servers to other solutions. We also lost a few customers, but we gained a lot by avoiding to pay for extreme Plesk price increases (= greed). I think we have about 30 or 40 Plesk servers active at this moment. I think 20 of them do not mind to keep...

Wahahahaha... As suspected. :P Every single year a price increase, after price increase... o_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_Oo_O

Yeah the script is not useful for us as these "older" Plesk servers ares still running on Virtuozzo. Furthermore we have a lot of server customers who are still using older PHP-versions. Yeah I know. But customer is king, right? Not at Plesk though... ...now Plesk has come up with a devious...

I feel a new price hike coming up for next year... Bookmark this future link already: https://www.plesk.com/plesk-price-adjustment-2024-2025-online-customers/

Sounds like it.

@trialotto please use line-breaks accordingly. Your posts are barely readable to be honest. Also your post doesn't add anything useful to what I have reported... It looks like you are using Google Translate or something for your posts/replies. It's really unclear and as I have said before; it...

Great workaround... Do that with 30 or 40 websites you have to migrate... Great fun. This is bug, which is over a year old already. Probably they will need to increase the Plesk license prices again before they fix a simple bug like this... Peter Deblik famous last words before he retired...

Also worth to note; that the issue with password protected directories with the Plesk Migration Tool also hasn't been solved. This issue has been apparent for many years. See also...