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I'm happy to hear that you're changing panels. One action is worth a thousand words. See you on the other side of the (free) Matrix :cool:

Unfortunately, migrations are time-consuming, and things often go wrong. It’s a good thing for companies like Plesk. I remember that even using their internal tool, it took me hours and hours to migrate everything (there’s always something that gets stuck between files, databases, DNS, etc.)...

I completely agree with you. After all, I’m a private user and have been using Plesk for 7 years. I’ve calculated every single invoice. Over the years, I’ve paid nearly €1000 into Plesk’s pockets. Initially, I purchased directly from Hetzner, which included Plesk in the invoice. The Web Pro...

Here, we are all capable of paying € 34 to host 100 sites; that has never been in question. What we dislike is the constant increase in the license price. Considering it's practically a lifetime subscription (until you switch panels), the whole situation feels like extortion. Just as you say -...

Only a company in a monopolistic position can use a phrase like, "Anyone willing to share their input on improvements/features that would justify price increases." They are overly confident that users won’t stop using Plesk despite the price hikes. And, to some extent, they’re right. Those who...

My tech support is Claude and OpenAI. For the past two years, I’ve been solving any issue by relying on the documentation provided by each provider and using AI to better understand the information. Plesk is undoubtedly a better solution than all the ones mentioned, but I personally choose to...

So, CyberPanel and aaPanel are the panels that might suit you. Personally, I chose CloudPanel because it's dummy-friendly—I didn’t want to waste time customizing anything

The problem with SaaS licenses is that they are perpetual. You end up paying for the same service, slightly improved, for years without ever truly owning anything. I quickly calculated how much I’ve spent on Plesk licenses, and it’s an astronomical number that far exceeds my server expenses...

I did it. It wasn’t very complicated—actually, CloudPanel has so few customization options that it was almost enjoyable to work with. I installed Fail2Ban and the other “magic extensions” that Plesk included by default, but it's definitely worth it as a long-term investment. Plesk is a...

CloudPanel requires a good amount of DIY; it's not an all-in-one solution like Plesk, and for many clients, it doesn't represent a viable alternative. Are the email servers you're talking about the ones that send all the emails to spam folders around the world? Just joking xD

I followed your advice and enabled basic auth. I agree, for reseller accounts, CloudPanel is indeed lacking this functionality. But I imagine that a premium version will be released in the future, offering this and other benefits compared to the free version. After all, given the prices of...

For everyone following this thread: in the end, I migrated all of my WordPress sites (and 2 HTML sites) by setting up a new CloudPanel server on Debian 12 (Hetzner). The transition was relatively painless; it took me an entire night plus a few hours in the morning, for a total of 12 hours...

It was inspired by yours :) Anyway, tonight I'm migrating to CloudPanel. The first site went smoothly, now it's time for the other 9. In the meantime, I got a refund for the Plesk license I purchased during Black Friday.

You can inform the investors that I am currently evaluating free platforms to host my network of websites. Plesk is fortunate because I have numerous online projects that I cannot afford to take offline in case of migration issues. However, I am gradually transitioning to CloudPanel and Webmin...

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, migrations require a lot of time and bug fixing. I've done several migrations from Plesk to Plesk servers, and even within the same platform, many issues came up that needed to be fixed. It'll be worst switching to a completely different control panel...

Nice advice, cheapest price so far

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Hello everyone, Over the years, the cost of Plesk licenses has increased significantly, and I am finding it challenging to sustain these expenses. I am looking for advice on where and how to find Plesk license offers at a more reasonable price. Can you give me some advice?

For everyone who finds this thread through search engines like I did: I had the same problem, and I was able to resolve it without having to reinstall everything on the server. I followed the steps outlined in this guide and executed the commands indicated here: Unable to access Plesk...

A new website was added to Plesk and was taking up a lot of space. I've tried other tests, but I don't understand why Plesk stops working when the disk space is full. Shouldn't it instead prevent me from filling up the memory too much to avoid affecting its functioning?