ISPmanager is good for novice users who just want to install and host. In terms of price / performance, it is probably the best panel you can get, but it also has its negatives.

Version 6 have some errors and I am missing some features.

Easy to create hosting for customer. Integrations e.g. Site.pro website builder makes this panel great to use.

Another problem is poor development documentation and because of this, the development of custom add-ons and modifications for ISPmanager is difficult.

We are happy with the performance and with the progress of the development of new functionalities.

The price is very good compared to others and full features.

A couple of years ago, one of my servers just died.

Fully experience you have only in isp ecosystem with their products. Party software is really hard to connect even API works fine.

I especially liked the ease of installation and management of the main functions of the server.

Quite good, I enjoy using it and the users we have on this server really enjoy it, it's a new and different control experience to the other tools.

The disadvantage of ISPmanager is poor support, which usually does not understand what is wanted.

The product is easy to use. It was easy to switch from another program.

Everything is fine and comfortable. That is why I have been working with this system for over 12 years.

It doesn't try to be a clone of every other control panel, I feel like they do a unique enough job on a few key things that matter and overall it's a very nice end-user experience.

I also love the ability to set up a new server in 10 minutes with one click, and the ability to install new websites in a few clicks.

Interface is intuitive and easy to use. I really like the way they handle server updates & notifications.

When we have had questions or require support they have acted quickly to resolve the issue and/or provided helpful guidance.

Now with their platform and buying my own VPS servers, hosting costs are half what they used to be and performance is so good that now I am growing my hosting business.

The backups solution, wow. The ability to restore 1 website with 1 click, and it takes about 1 minute or so depending on the size of the website to be restored back to early morning is amazing.

The ability to quickly spin up servers that are pre-configured for WordPress sites is great. Not only are they optimized for maximum website speed, but they are also optimized in terms of security.

SpinupWP makes it far simpler to manage and setup sites on my own server/VPS. Their stock config is also super performant, and the SSH configuration is super easy to manage via the dashboard.

I know being critical helps a company to grow, but I am having trouble finding something to be overly critical about.

Love the automated backups which makes it super simple to have your site backed up to an alternative hosting provider and restored in no time at all.

I hope they always keep it simple and straightforward—it's already so close to being perfect (for me) that I don't need a bunch of feature bloat or constantly redesigned UIs ;).

It is missing a dashboard of sorts that shows you how your servers & sites are performing, but not a huge deal as most hosting providers provide this anyway.

The community is also quite helpful. This organization knows that they're doing when it comes to give people the tools to host their own Wordpress sites.

There are a few settings/features missing by default which aren't configurable in the control panel, but they can be adjusted manually which I end up doing myself.

That said, kudos to the SpinupWP team who do an amazing job at supporting developers and bringing WP forward.

Hard to say - minor UI issues like annoying paginated results or slightly tucked-away settings.

Hard to find one, but if I have to nitpick. I can take backups, let's say 30 days.

It brought WordPress development into this century by allowing a CI/CD-type setup. It is also a pretty simple and straightforward interface with fairly good documentation.

Clean interface, flexibility in setting up new sites (with or without WordPress), easy deployment.

That and I have had an issue with backups when storage space is low.

The documentation is great. The customer support is super responsive.

I love that I can choose my own powerful servers on Digital Ocean. And I love all the options that SpinupWP takes care of for me - caching, domain name changing, IP addresses, SFTP, etc.

There is a learning experience for any new service, and I delayed my transition to Spinup because I was too busy.

I like the simplicity it provides to create WordPress servers.

Everything has worked great and they have introduced new features at a regular pace that are very useful to the function of their service.

Overall, the experience with SpinupWP has fantastic and rolling it out into our deployment process has been a brezze.

The service has done what it says on the box, and is reliable. Delicious Brains continue adding important features.

They also are really good at helping with random questions, something as simple as how to setup a staging site. I could go on and on but in the past, I looked at hosting as a cost of doing business.

A very small complaint is the pagination of the sites interface becomes cumbersome for some of our large instances that have many many micro sites runnning on them (i.e. 50+).

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Ispmanager – websites and web environment Linux control panel that makes life easier for web developers and hosting professionals.

Ispmanager creates and manages websites, users, databases, DNS, backups, mail servers, and security tools, including automatically releasing and renewing all kinds of SSL certifications. It possesses a user-friendly interface and offers extensive functionality. 

The main features:

- Work and download a popular CMS: WordPress, Drupal, Joomla
- Manage files through the built-in file manager
- Choose from various web servers: Apache, nginx, OpenLiteSpeed
- Set up alternative modes for PHP, Node JS, and Python separately for each site
- Create and manage corporate mail and its protection with the possibility of easy migration
- Set up an automatic backup with upload to cloud or local storage.
- Manage databases that work for you: MySQL, MariaDB, Percona Server,  PostgreSQL
- Assign users, delineate rights, and grant access
- Use tools: composer, npm, pip
- Get a docker. Work with local and remote image storage, deploying and loading containers to create a sandboxed environment
- VPN connection by WireGuard
- Built-in tools for SEO and security: Firewall, Spamassassin, DNSBL, DMARK, Fail2ban, anti-DDoS

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File Management

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Event Logs

Server Monitoring

Configuration Management

Role-Based Permissions

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User Management

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Data Storage Management

Secure Login

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ISPmanager has 4 tariffs. From 5 to 20 euro per moth / 55-220 euro per year. The price depends on the version Lite/Pro/Host or Business. And the number of domains for ISPmanager Lite / Pro / Host

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SpinupWP is a cloud-based server management software that helps businesses host WordPress sites. It bridges the gap between self-hosting and managed hosting. It acts as a control panel for web servers, but modern with helpful guidance along the way, much of it specific to hosting WordPress sites.

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