cPanel Prices Have Gone Up, Yet Again

cPanel has just emailed me to say they are increasing prices from 2025....

• Solo $26.99
• Admin $32.99
• Pro $46.99
• Premier $65.99

For many cPanel users, this might be the breaking point, prompting them to seriously explore alternatives. What are your thoughts on this?

BlueLeaf said:

• Pro $46.99

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For this price, how many user accounts can host on this plan?

Not just WHM cPanel, but for all their products, like cPanel, Plesk, Whmcs. This has become a common practice from them each year, which glad we moved out from all their products!

BlueLeaf said:

cPanel has just emailed me to say they are increasing prices from 2025....

• Solo $26.99
• Admin $32.99
• Pro $46.99
• Premier $65.99

For many cPanel users, this might be the breaking point, prompting them to seriously explore alternatives. What are your thoughts on this?

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That price hike from cPanel is definitely going to hit hard for a lot of users, especially smaller hosting providers and individuals who rely on cPanel as their go-to solution. It feels like cPanel has been steadily increasing prices over the years, and this new jump could be the tipping point for many to look into alternatives.

Honestly, with so many open-source control panels out there like DirectAdmin, CyberPanel, and others, I think a lot of folks will start evaluating whether cPanel is still worth the premium. While cPanel has its strengths in ease of use and support, the continuous price hikes are making it less viable for budget-conscious users.

Are you personally considering alternatives for Cantech Networks? It might be time to start testing other options, especially for clients who don’t need all the bells and whistles of cPanel.

Maybe you need to look into a partner data center to find discounts on the pricing.

Yes, cPanel prices have increased again, and it's something many businesses are considering alternatives for. I highly recommend exploring other control panels that offer similar functionality at a lower cost.

If you're looking for open-source or free options, I suggest CloudPanel and aaPanel. Both are reliable, easy to use, and free of charge, making them great for managing servers without the added expense of cPanel.

Recently, I tested the Enhance Panel, and I was really impressed. It operates on a containerized structure, which makes it efficient and scalable, especially for modern web hosting environments. It's a powerful alternative that could fit perfectly for many setups.

Another great option is the Webuzo Panel, which is also cost-effective and dependable.

All of these panels are affordable, reliable, and backed by active support forums and detailed documentation, so you’ll have plenty of resources to help with any questions or issues.