Billing panels
WHMCS
Module availableLet the billing system you already run place the orders.
If your customers order through WHMCS, they should not have to order twice. The module lets WHMCS create, suspend and terminate machines in Provibr as part of its normal order flow.
What you need
- A Provibr API key with the scopes servers:read, servers:write, catalog:read and agents:read
- At least one Provibr plan, and a hypervisor or panel connected to your account
- A WHMCS installation where you can add a server and edit a product
Download the module
One zip, no installer. Unpack it into your WHMCS, add Provibr as a server with an API key, and point a product at a Provibr plan.
Built against WHMCS 8.13 and PHP 8.1. Newer versions are fine.
Installing
- Unpack the zip into modules/servers/ on your WHMCS host.
- Add a server under Configuration → System Settings → Servers: module Provibr, hostname app.provibr.com, Secure on, and your API key in the Password field.
- Open a product, choose the Provibr module, then pick the plan and the hypervisor or panel. For a hypervisor plan, pick the operating system too.
unzip provibr-whmcs-1.0.1.zip -d /path/to/whmcs/modules/servers/What it does
It is a plain zip that you install yourself. One WHMCS product points at one Provibr plan, and the client area reads the live status straight from Provibr on every page view.
Provisioning from the order
A paid order in WHMCS creates the machine in Provibr; a cancellation removes it. Your customer keeps one account, one invoice and one login.
Your billing stays yours
Provibr bills you for the capacity you reserve. What you charge your own customers, and how, stays entirely inside WHMCS.
Plans map to plans
A WHMCS product points at a Provibr plan, so cores, memory, disk and the address pool come from one definition instead of two.
Where this stands
The module is here and you can install it today. It runs inside your WHMCS, so there is nothing to switch on at our end.
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UpmindFurther reading
- WHMCS vs FOSSBilling: which billing platform should a hosting business run?Aug 21, 2026WHMCS or FOSSBilling for a hosting business? Licence cost, the code you can actually read, module distribution, and what we measured building against both.Read more
- The CyberPanel WHMCS module, and the alternativeAug 15, 2026What any WHMCS module for CyberPanel can and cannot do, because its API sets the ceiling. Measured limits, and a provisioning layer that sits above it.Read more
- WHMCS alternatives: which problem are you actually solving?Aug 8, 2026WHMCS alternatives compared honestly: which ones actually replace it, and why the answer for many hosters is to keep WHMCS and fix the layer beneath it.Read more
- Provibr vs WHMCSJul 31, 2026WHMCS bills your customers; Provibr provisions their servers. They sit in different layers and most hosters run both. Here is how to tell which one you need.Read more
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