Inflation
Devaluation of Currency
Just because the owners/devs want to do it
The owners/devs want their product to be "enterprise only"
And of course there can be many other reasons as well

But how much price increase do you think is fair & would not be toll on your pocket if you also get assurance that price increase for a particular software will never be more than a fixed percentage every year?

https://www.reuters.com/article/oakley-capital-webpros-sale/oakley-to-sell-swiss-webhosting-software-maker-webpros-sources-idUSL8N28E5RY

So it looks like they're trying to sell it now that they've used cPanel as a proof-of-concept to spike pricing.

If this goes through we'll see another cPanel price hike within 12 months. I'll bet dinner on that.

Francisco

• Solus.io finally launches at $4/m/core with Solus VM1 set to sunset 12mo to 18mo after initial
• WHMCS sunsets lifetime licenses with the launch of v8.0. To add to the displeasure they remove the "unlimited customers" option and requires everyone pay $0.30/month/active or similar.
• More mergers/buyouts as datacenters continue to roll out products competing with their own users.
• Plesk removes their unlimited domain option.
• Directadmin prunes back the amount of OS' they support to allow them to make it easier to maintain the product.

#2 I stole from @qps.

Francisco

[proxy domains] button missing for NAT VPS in solusvm.
Can you please help to check?

Oplution