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Whmcs or Blesta

They both have pros and cons so at time I think it's a toss up. I think WHMCS has the market share which makes people want to use them.
 
Blesta *cough* Been with WHMCS from 2008 - 2013 and their software is just a security heaven and anyone using them is just asking for trouble.

I was always on WHT just F5ing some nights just to ensure I was safe. Now I don't have to worry and haven't for a whole year.
 
I just wish that Blesta had a way to import from WHM, I think that is a deal breaker for alot of people.
 
Oh sorry not the software Whmcs but WHM with cpanel. I know you said there was a work around but sometimes it's easier to just click import. I have to be honest that was something that every software came with, even thehostingtool and boxbilling you can import cpanel. The other thing was the not being to remove the Tax ID number from the registration page, not sure why that is even there, I would never give a host my tax ID.
 
I briefly had experience with Blesta a while back. From what I can see it's improved tremendously. However I shall stick with WHMCS and BillingServ for now. Blesta is too close to WHMCS in terms of features/ other benefits for it to be worth switching.
 
Sam said:
I briefly had experience with Blesta a while back. From what I can see it's improved tremendously. However I shall stick with WHMCS and BillingServ for now. Blesta is too close to WHMCS in terms of features/ other benefits for it to be worth switching.
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I have been thinking about moving from BoxBilling to Billingserv, just waiting for @Jordan Smith took hook me up :bounce:
 
Allan said:
I have been thinking about moving from BoxBilling to Billingserv, just waiting for @Jordan Smith took hook me up :bounce:
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I would absolutely make the switch!! BoxBilling's development has completely stalled whereas BillingServ's constantly releasing new versions. Jordan just let me know the other day that BillingServ V1.1.0 is near release with a much needed payment option added (imo). ;)
 
WHMCS has a more modern and customizable interface and offers more third-party integrations, but is more expensive. Blesta is more affordable, has a traditional interface, and is a good option for smaller hosting companies or resellers. Ultimately, the choice depends on your specific needs and budget.



 
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