Start selling Hetzner Cloud VPS in minutes, fully automated through WHMCS.
This provisioning module connects WHMCS directly to the Hetzner Cloud API. When a customer orders and pays, the server is created automatically. When an invoice is overdue, the server is suspended. When it is cancelled, the server is terminated. No manual work needed.
A complete WHMCS provisioning module that lets hosting providers resell Hetzner Cloud servers under their own brand, with their own pricing and a clean client area for customers.
Do I need a Hetzner account?
Yes. You need a Hetzner Cloud account and an API token with read and write permission.
Can I set my own prices?
Yes. Pricing is handled by WHMCS, so you can set any price, billing cycle and margin.
Can customers manage their own servers?
Yes. Customers can manage power, rebuild, snapshots and more from the WHMCS client area.
Do I get updates and support?
Yes. 1 year of updates and support is included, with discounted yearly renewal after that.
This module is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Hetzner Online GmbH.
The best place to start if you need help with a specific product is to contact the developer. All WHMCS Marketplace developers have both a website and support URL listed.
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ali 1414 @ali2592
I’ve been looking for a clean way to sell Hetzner Cloud VPS through WHMCS, and this module covers pretty much everything I needed. Orders get provisioned automatically after payment, and suspend and terminate follow the invoice status without me touching anything.
I like that server types, locations and images are pulled straight from the Hetzner API, so I don’t have to maintain lists by hand. The configurable options for OS and location at checkout work well with WHMCS pricing, so setting my own margins was simple.
The client area is where it really shines. Customers can reboot, rebuild, reset the root password, use rescue mode, manage snapshots and rDNS, and open the console right in the browser. That’s a lot of tickets I no longer have to deal with.
The module log is also useful when something goes wrong, since errors are easy to trace.
For $29 with a year of updates and support, I think it’s very fair value, especially compared to the pricier enterprise modules. Looking forward to seeing how it grows from here.