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Cheap Virtualizor License - Shared Virtualizor License from $4.00

Cheap Shared Virtualizor License for Linux VPS and Dedicated servers — graphical VPS control panel supporting KVM, Xen, OpenVZ, LXC, and Proxmox clusters from one UI. Built-in reseller hierarchy, automatic OS template library with 100+ pre-built images, one-click resource scaling, and integrated billing via WHMCS or Blesta. Designed for hosting providers who sell VPS instances to end customers and need a turnkey panel without building their own frontend. Direct updates from Softaculous, runs on AlmaLinux, Rocky, Ubuntu LTS, or Debian. Backed by a 48-hour money-back guarantee and 1 free IP re-bind through the client area without opening a ticket.

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  • All hypervisors supported (KVM, Xen, OpenVZ, LXC, Proxmox)
  • 100+ prebuilt OS templates
  • Live migration + snapshot + backup
  • WHMCS + Blesta + HostBill integration API
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Supported operating systems

Officially supported on these Linux distributions and Windows Server releases.

Linux only — virtualization host OS that runs KVM, Xen, OpenVZ, LXC, Proxmox, and Virtuozzo guests.
A AlmaLinux
R Rocky Linux
U Ubuntu 20.04+
D Debian 11+
C CentOS 7+

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About Virtualizor

About Virtualizor License

Why Virtualizor turns a server into a VPS fleet you can sell

Virtualizor is a web-based VPS control panel that turns a dedicated server into a fleet of VPS instances you can sell to customers. You click Create VPS, pick an OS template, set CPU, RAM, and disk limits, and roughly 30 seconds later a new virtual server is ready to provision. The panel manages KVM, Xen (both PV and HVM variants), OpenVZ 7, LXC, Proxmox VE, and Virtuozzo under one UI, and the license is per node rather than per VPS — which makes it predictable to budget as you scale the cluster.

What you actually get in the Cheap Shared Virtualizor License

A single license activates Virtualizor on a node with the full feature set: live KVM migration, automated cluster management, the full 100 plus OS template library (Windows Server 2012 through 2022 plus CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Arch, FreeBSD, CloudLinux), custom ISO upload, the WHMCS and Blesta integration API, end-to-end provisioning flow from order to VPS-ready in about 30 seconds, and per-server per-day backups with optional off-node destinations. Softaculous maintains the software, ships updates through their standard channel, and your install pulls those updates directly from the vendor repo the moment they release.

Why the Cheap Shared Virtualizor License costs less than going direct

Virtualizor's direct pricing is per-node with tier breakdowns by feature depth. We resell those exact same keys through the same wholesale channel and pass the savings through. There is no feature difference between what you buy from us and what you buy from Virtualizor directly. Same key, same updates, same vendor-direct support contract.

Built-in WHMCS and Blesta API — the provisioning cost saver

The built-in API plugs into WHMCS and Blesta without extra glue code. The end-to-end flow: a customer orders a VPS plan on your website, WHMCS captures the payment, the Virtualizor module receives the provisioning API call, the panel creates the VPS in about 30 seconds on the appropriate node, and the customer gets an email with the IP and root password before they even close the browser. Payment failure triggers suspendvps automatically; cancellation triggers terminatevps. The same flow works for upgrades, downgrades, and reseller sub-accounts.

100 plus OS templates with Windows support

One hundred plus pre-built OS templates ship in the box. Windows Server 2012, 2016, 2019, and 2022 — you upload your own Microsoft license key at creation time, and Virtualizor injects it through KVM's answer file so the install completes without manual intervention. CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Arch, FreeBSD, and CloudLinux are all on the default list. Custom ISO upload is supported for anything not on the default list, so you can deploy any Linux distro or Windows version your customers ask for.

Cluster topology and live migration

Cluster topology is straightforward. A master node runs the control panel UI, the API endpoint, the license validation, and the database. Slave nodes run only the hypervisor and the VPS instances — they don't run the UI. In a typical cluster you have 1 master plus N slaves, and the license is per node. A 3-node cluster (1 master + 2 slaves) requires 3 separate Virtualizor licenses. KVM nodes get live migration between hosts in the cluster; OpenVZ and LXC migrate offline while the VPS is briefly suspended.

What ships with the Cheap Shared Virtualizor License

  • The license key itself, delivered to your inbox the moment your payment confirms
  • KVM, Xen (PV and HVM), OpenVZ 7, LXC, Proxmox VE, and Virtuozzo support under one UI
  • 100 plus pre-built OS templates (Linux distros plus Windows Server 2012 through 2022)
  • Custom ISO upload for any OS not on the default list
  • WHMCS and Blesta integration API with end-to-end provisioning in about 30 seconds
  • Auto-suspend on payment failure, auto-terminate on cancellation
  • Live KVM migration between hosts in the cluster
  • Automated cluster management with 1 master plus N slaves topology
  • Per-server per-day backups with optional off-node destinations
  • Direct updates from Virtualizor the moment new releases ship
  • Access to the client area where you change the IP bound to your license and manage renewals
  • 24-hour online support staffed by real humans familiar with Virtualizor clusters at scale
  • One free server IP re-bind per license per billing period, no support ticket needed

48-hour money-back guarantee

Every Cheap Shared Virtualizor License sold on sellerslicense.com comes with a 48-hour money-back window. If Virtualizor turns out not to be the right fit for your VPS operation, or you find out you needed a different tier, request a refund inside that window and we process it the same business day.

Who this license is a fit for

The Cheap Shared Virtualizor License is the right pick for any hosting provider, cloud reseller, or managed service operator running KVM, Xen, OpenVZ, or LXC fleets that need self-service VPS provisioning with native WHMCS or Blesta integration. If you've ever hand-provisioned a VPS through command line and emailed the customer the credentials manually, Virtualizor is the panel that automates that flow end to end.

Frequently asked questions

Which hypervisors does Virtualizor support? +
Virtualizor supports KVM, Xen, OpenVZ, LXC, and Proxmox clusters from a single UI. You can mix hypervisors in the same panel — most VPS providers run KVM for production tiers and OpenVZ or LXC for budget tiers, all managed from the same Virtualizor interface. End customers get a consistent experience regardless of which hypervisor you provision on. Source: virtualizor.com/
Can I run Virtualizor on a single dedicated server, or do I need a cluster? +
Both. A single dedicated server works fine — that's the typical starting point for a small reseller. As you grow, you can add nodes and Virtualizor manages them as a cluster from the same UI. The Cheap Shared Virtualizor License is per-node, so a 3-node cluster requires 3 licenses.
Does Virtualizor integrate with WHMCS for billing? +
Yes — Virtualizor ships an official WHMCS module that handles provisioning, suspension, termination, and resource scaling automatically. When a customer pays their invoice in WHMCS, the VPS is provisioned. When they don't pay, the VPS is suspended. When they cancel, the VPS is terminated and resources are released. The integration is one of the most-mature in the VPS panel market. Source: virtualizor.com/
What OS templates ship with Virtualizor? +
Virtualizor ships 100+ pre-built OS templates including AlmaLinux 8 and 9, Rocky Linux 8 and 9, Ubuntu 20.04, 22.04, and 24.04, Debian 11 and 12, CentOS Stream 8 and 9, and Windows Server 2019 and 2022 (on KVM). End customers pick their OS at VPS creation time and the install completes in minutes. New templates are added regularly, and your install can pull them directly from the template library. Source: virtualizor.com/
Can the Cheap Shared Virtualizor License move to a new server IP? +
Yes. One free IP re-bind per license per billing period is included, handled through the client area without a support ticket. A re-bind is needed when you migrate to a new server, change your server's primary IP, or restore after a disaster. Most customers moving once or twice a year never need to pay for a re-bind.
Can my end customers resize their VPS without a reinstall? +
Yes — one-click resource scaling (CPU, RAM, disk, bandwidth) is built into the Virtualizor end-customer UI. In most cases scaling up does not require a reboot; scaling down typically does. End customers can scale up as their needs grow, and your billing integration in WHMCS handles the price change automatically.
Does Virtualizor include a reseller hierarchy? +
Yes — Virtualizor ships a multi-tier reseller hierarchy built in. You onboard sub-resellers, they onboard their own end customers, and the entire chain is managed from the same UI. Resellers get their own branded portal, their own resource pool, and their own billing integration. This is the feature that makes Virtualizor the panel of choice for hosting providers who sell through sub-resellers rather than direct end-customer billing.
Do you offer bulk pricing on Virtualizor licenses? +
Yes. For multi-node and reseller operations, our wholesale tiers drop the per-node cost further. Open a chat with our sales team once logged in and we tailor the per-node rate to your cluster size. Bulk purchases also unlock priority onboarding and a single point of contact for your entire Virtualizor fleet.
How does the 48-hour money-back guarantee work? +
When you buy a Cheap Shared Virtualizor License from sellerslicense.com, you have 48 hours from payment confirmation to cancel for a full refund — provided you haven't activated the license for production hosting. After the 48-hour window, refunds aren't available, but you can transfer the license to a different IP through the client area.
Does Virtualizor run on Windows? +
The Virtualizor panel itself runs on Linux (AlmaLinux, Rocky, Ubuntu, Debian). The VPS instances Virtualizor manages can run Windows — KVM supports Windows Server 2019 and 2022 with full virtualization, including the official VirtIO drivers for performance. Xen and OpenVZ also support Windows guests with proper configuration. Source: virtualizor.com/
Virtualizor vs SolusVM — which VPS panel should I choose? +
Virtualizor supports more hypervisors — KVM, Xen (PV and HVM), OpenVZ 7, LXC, Proxmox VE, and Virtuozzo under one UI. SolusVM historically focused on KVM and Xen only. Virtualizor's pricing is per-node with unlimited VPS per node, which scales better than SolusVM's per-VPS pricing for larger deployments. Virtualizor's WHMCS and Blesta integration is also more modern. For new deployments, most VPS hosting providers standardize on Virtualizor; SolusVM remains common in legacy deployments.
Can I run Virtualizor on a single dedicated server or do I need a cluster? +
Virtualizor works on both single-server and cluster topologies. On a single server, the master node and the VPS host are the same machine. As your operation grows, you add slave nodes — these run only the hypervisor and VPS instances, no UI. The license is per node, so a 3-node cluster (1 master + 2 slaves) requires 3 licenses. Live migration between KVM nodes works only in cluster mode.
What OS templates ship with Virtualizor by default? +
100+ pre-built OS templates ship in the box. Windows Server 2012, 2016, 2019, and 2022 — you upload your own Microsoft license key at creation time and Virtualizor injects it through KVM's answer file. CentOS, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, openSUSE, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, Arch, FreeBSD, and CloudLinux are all on the default list. Custom ISO upload is supported for anything not on the default list, so you can deploy any Linux distro or Windows version your customers ask for.
How fast does Virtualizor provision a new VPS? +
Roughly 30 seconds from 'Create VPS' click to the new instance being ready to provision with an IP and root password. The exact time depends on the OS template size — Windows templates take slightly longer than Linux templates because of the answer-file injection. Once the VPS is up, the customer gets a welcome email with their IP and credentials, and they can SSH or RDP in within a minute of the original order.
Can my customers resize their VPS without reinstalling? +
Yes. Virtualizor supports live CPU, RAM, disk, and bandwidth scaling without reinstalling the VPS. The customer (or admin) clicks 'Resize' in the Virtualizor UI, picks the new resource allocation, and Virtualizor applies it within seconds — the VPS keeps running throughout. Disk resize is online if the underlying storage supports it (most do). For CPU and RAM changes, the VPS may briefly pause (~1 second) to apply the new limits.
Does Virtualizor include reseller hierarchy? +
Yes. Virtualizor ships a multi-tier reseller hierarchy. The master admin creates reseller accounts, each reseller gets their own Virtualizor UI showing only their VPS instances and resources, and end customers see only their own VPS through the Virtualizor end-user panel. This hierarchical model matches how VPS hosting providers structure their operations — master → reseller → customer — without requiring custom development.
Can Virtualizor migrate a VPS from another node without downtime? +
Live KVM migration between hosts in the cluster is built into Virtualizor. The customer-facing downtime for KVM live migration is typically under 1 second, with no dropped network connections. OpenVZ and LXC migrations are offline — the VPS is briefly suspended on the source node, copied to the destination, and resumed. For hosting providers who need to drain a node for maintenance, KVM live migration is the killer feature.
Does Virtualizor support backups and snapshots? +
Yes. Virtualizor ships per-server per-day backups with optional off-node destinations. Snapshots are also supported for instant point-in-time recovery before risky operations. For VPS hosting providers, the combination of daily backups + manual snapshots covers the typical disaster recovery workflow. Off-node backup destinations (S3, B2, NFS) ensure backups survive even a total node failure.
Can I run Virtualizor on top of Proxmox VE? +
Yes. Virtualizor supports Proxmox VE as one of its hypervisors. The integration runs Virtualizor's panel UI on top of Proxmox's KVM/LXC stack. For hosting providers who already standardized on Proxmox for virtualization but want Virtualizor's billing integration, multi-tier reseller hierarchy, and 100+ OS templates, this is the deployment path. Virtualizor does not replace Proxmox — it runs alongside it as the front-end panel.