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New WHMCS Module for Web Hosting 

Posted on 13.3.2025

We’re stoked to launch our new UpCloud VPS Module for WHMCS, a versatile tool for efficiently managing Cloud Instances. This module has been designed specifically for web hosting companies to simplify configuring and overseeing VM instances, providing users with seamless control and automation. By taking the complexity out of operations, the UpCloud WHMCS module frees users to focus on scaling their business rather than managing complex backend systems.

Key features of the WHMCS module include:

  • Seamless integration with existing infrastructure.
  • Improved customer onboarding workflows.
  • Advanced analytics for better decision-making and performance tracking.

Web Host Manager Complete Solution (WHMCS) is a leading automation platform for web hosting businesses. The platform enables hosting businesses to handle everything from signup to product provisioning, billing, and support – saving significant time and monetary costs. 

Check out our WHMCS Module installation guide to get started today.

Plus, it’s available on WHMCS marketplace!

We welcome contributions to the module! Take a look at the repo for more details, and let us know if you have any feature requests!

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