139 results for «invoice» (page 10 of 14)
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I have paid. Now what? Five steps until the site opens
You paid, you got some e-mails, and now you are staring at a panel with no idea where to start. It is the question we get most, and the answer…
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Business hosting: who it is for, and when it pays off
Business plans are the tier above ordinary shared hosting. They are still shared hosting, with the same panel and the same way of working; what changes is the headroom. This…
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Paying by card: how it works, and what can go wrong
Payment methods are not the same everywhere. The list that applies to you is the one shown on the invoice screen itself, and the full list is on Payment methods.…
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What WHMCS is, and when you need it
Anyone starting to resell hosting discovers quickly that the work is not only technical. There are orders to take, invoices to raise, payments to check, renewals to warn about, accounts…
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What a CDN is, and when it makes a difference (and when it does not)
A CDN (content delivery network) is a set of machines spread around the world that keep copies of your site and hand them out from whichever machine is closest to…
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Which payment methods are available where you are
The honest answer is that it depends on where you are, and that it changes over time. So we do not write it down here: a list typed into an…
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Changing plan: how to do it, and how the amount is settled
Either the plan has become too small, or you are paying for more than you use. Both are a change you make yourself, in your account, with no ticket and…
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Pro, Plus, Ultra or Business: choosing without guesswork
Shared plans come in four steps: Pro, Plus, Ultra and the Business line. They all carry the same panel, the same certificate and the same daily backup. What separates them…
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Connecting WHMCS to WHM so accounts are created on their own
This is the step that turns WHMCS from an expensive invoice sheet into something that works for you. Wired to WHM, it creates the hosting account the moment payment clears,…
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The most common WHMCS problems, and what causes them
Almost everything that goes wrong in a WHMCS falls into one of five families: the PHP loader, the licence, the scheduled job, the server link, and e-mail. Knowing that halves…





