Using whmcs nulled

[Norman_drey]

Is there any issue I'll face using whmcs nulled?
I wanna start a little hosting server with whmcs nulled and I wanna know if there's any issue with billing and invoice

 

[sasukeU]

Never used Nulled Billing software. That is dangerous for your clients and yourself.

 

[Nunit]

If you want to get sued once you have a client base, well, then go ahead and use nulled WHMCS. But don't cry when litigation takes place.

 

[stromind]

not recommended, you can use alternatives cheaper or opensource solutions but do not go with nulled whmcs

 

[privatealps]

I would not recommend using nulled scripts for business purpose.
You will run into issues for sure!

 

[Deleted member 1393709]

That's a good way to start a failed business. Do you know that people can verify is you own license or not right?
You put yourself in dangerous and people also, if you are hacked and your billing is compromised are you available to pay people for that?

How? If you don't even have money to buy a legit license?

Just telling the truth.

 

[flprocess]

As the above said, you are putting the info and data of your clients at risk of being stolen, and that is just one of the downsides of using a nulled billing software.

Starting a hosting business requires investment of money just like any other business.

WHMCS license is like $18.95 a month, a normal VPS is $15 a month and a domain is $9. if you can't put $400 A YEAR for your business (or make that sum at least), try another one.

 

[TheMarquis]

Nulled & billing system = bad idea. Better, try to find a hosting provider who will give you a free WHMCS license. There are a few over the internet, so you can use them.

 

[Visual1337]

Nonono, please do not use NULLED things, all datas could get leaked, address and much more from your users, if you want to start a real good business i recommend buying it legit, they are some more websites where you can get whmcs cheaper or free license.
Good Day.

 

[Owlme]

No nulled recommendation sir. U don't need to be expert
https://www.whmcs.com/members/verifydomain.php/verifydomain.php
Goodbye if you use nulled whmcs!

 

[lfdeprince]

I need the source code of the latest version of WHMCS.
Can anybody help me?

 

[SecuredNet]

Not recommend
You can whmcs with webhosting rent for e.g 13 $ im Monat(250 starter)
https://www.asurahosting.com

 

[lfdeprince]

Thanks for the information my friend!

Not recommend
You can whmcs with webhosting rent for e.g 13 $ im Monat(250 starter)

 

[ExobiT]

I need the source code of the latest version of WHMCS.
Can anybody help me?

First of all, the source is ioncube encoded, so there is your first problem. You can decode it via various tools example easytoyou.eu, google around to find the python script to use massupload feature.

But again, WHMCS uses various methods to license check, and to check if files are still encoded. There are MANY callbacks back to whmcs, and they snitch about everything you do. So you will have. a really hard time having a go on removing license check on WHMCS, unless you pretty good developer.

There is older versions of WHMSC unencoded on github, just google for them. But, its same as using nulled, you can never trust what somebody put in it, and also they are still checking for license and calling back home.

Take it as you want, but as someone who run a big hosting company, and using WHMCS, you should NOT be using nulled WHMCS if you care about your clients, and you should NOT try to remove the license check from WHMCS unless you really know what you are doing because you will waste shitloads of time. And after all that, please dont use WHMCS its a shitshow of a buggy hosting panel, unfortunately im forced to use it because we build tons of custom plugins we need, and its just to expensive for us to change or build our own which we really should.

 

[lfdeprince]

First of all, the source is ioncube encoded, so there is your first problem. You can decode it via various tools example easytoyou.eu, google around to find the python script to use massupload feature.

But again, WHMCS uses various methods to license check, and to check if files are still encoded. There are MANY callbacks back to whmcs, and they snitch about everything you do. So you will have. a really hard time having a go on removing license check on WHMCS, unless you pretty good developer.

There is older versions of WHMSC unencoded on github, just google for them. But, its same as using nulled, you can never trust what somebody put in it, and also they are still checking for license and calling back home.

Take it as you want, but as someone who run a big hosting company, and using WHMCS, you should NOT be using nulled WHMCS if you care about your clients, and you should NOT try to remove the license check from WHMCS unless you really know what you are doing because you will waste shitloads of time. And after all that, please dont use WHMCS its a shitshow of a buggy hosting panel, unfortunately im forced to use it because we build tons of custom plugins we need, and its just to expensive for us to change or build our own which we really should.

Really all the information passed is of great importance.
For the purpose I need, I don't need big resources initially, but I have some modules already ready for WHMCS, really I see that it is not the best choice!

For me it wouldn't be so expensive to create a custom panel, I could even use cloudonex as a base, because I really don't need many resources that WHMCS uses!

Thank you for helping me with your time.
Looking at the WHMCS source code is good for building custom modules as the documentation sucks!

 

[nirose]

Just use a woocommerce billing and setup things yourself until you can use a trustworthy billing application. I used an open-source billing software called boxbilling way logn ago, but they were abandoned, so you could be at risk in the long run. When you get enough clients, you can then move to WHMCS

 

[lfdeprince]

Just use a woocommerce billing and setup things yourself until you can use a trustworthy billing application. I used an open-source billing software called boxbilling way logn ago, but they were abandoned, so you could be at risk in the long run. When you get enough clients, you can then move to WHMCS

Yes, that is also a possibility!
Thanks for the rich comment!

 

[Diplomat]

WHMCS costs something like $18 a month. There's absolutely no need to get a cracked one.. especially if you want to start offering hosting for customers.

 

[lfdeprince]

WHMCS costs something like $18 a month. There's absolutely no need to get a cracked one.. especially if you want to start offering hosting for customers.

My problem itself is not paying $18 per month, the problem is that WHMCS is very closed, the documentation is bad, it is one of the most expensive developments on the market.

Any PHP developer will charge a lot of money to create any simple module!

My business doesn't exactly need WHMCS, I need billing, but it doesn't need to be as complex as WHMCS!

 

[Diplomat]

My problem itself is not paying $18 per month, the problem is that WHMCS is very closed, the documentation is bad, it is one of the most expensive developments on the market.

Any PHP developer will charge a lot of money to create any simple module!

My business doesn't exactly need WHMCS, I need billing, but it doesn't need to be as complex as WHMCS!

There are TONS of WHMCS addons available everywhere for a very reasonable price.

Yes, WHMCS is a closed source, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. If you need its features, you should definitely buy it.

Web hosting is quite a small margin business (if you rent and don't own). WHMCS would be your smallest expense, really.

Also, developers will charge a lot of money no matter what they build. If you want quality, you need to pay.