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Licensing options for NexusCore

NexusCore is available with three license options:

Forever free (maximum 5 accounts with .NET Core, No support)
Yearly VPS License (only for VPS servers)
Yearly Dedicated server License (only for dedicated servers)

The forever free license is available for everyone, and is included with the download of NexusCore. It limits your usage to a maximum of 5 hosting accounts, perfect for evaluation or for a development server. Our commercial licenses are yearly licenses that need to be renewed to continue working.

Free license

FREE

NexusCore for cPanel + WHM 70+
cPanel plugin for .NET Core
cPanel plugin for SQL Server (optional)
WHM management plugin
Install on as many servers as you want
Compatible with Apache & Litespeed
Includes (optional) SQL Server 2017
Unlimited SQL Server databases
VPS+Dedicated license
Max of 5 hosting accounts with .NET core
No support
Manual updates of SDKs and runtimes

FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE

VPS License

€ 9,99 /mo

NexusCore for cPanel + WHM 70+
cPanel plugin for .NET Core
cPanel plugin for SQL Server (optional)
WHM management plugin
Install on as many servers as you want
Compatible with Apache & Litespeed
Includes (optional) SQL Server 2017
Unlimited SQL Server databases
License for VPS only
Unlimited hosting accounts with .NET core
Ticket support
Automatic updates of SDKs and runtimes

VPS VPS VPS VPS

dedicated license

€ 19,99 /mo

NexusCore for cPanel + WHM 70+
cPanel plugin for .NET Core
cPanel plugin for SQL Server (optional)
WHM management plugin
Install on as many servers as you want
Compatible with Apache & Litespeed
Includes (optional) SQL Server 2017
Unlimited SQL Server databases
License for Dedicated servers
Unlimited hosting accounts with .NET core
Ticket support
Automatic updates of SDKs and runtimes

DEDICATED SERVER

I don't know whether I'm on VPS or a dedicated server.

If you don’t know whether you are on a VPS or a dedicated server you can simply run the following shell command on your CentOS or CloudLinux server.

virt-what

If you get a blank line, this means you are on a dedicated server. If you get a text-response (e.g. VMWare, Xen, or something else) this means you are on a VPS.

(above is an example of a server running as VPS)