Hello,

Need to integrate either Hostbill or WHMCS with cloud infrastructure using Onapp. We have been searching Google for a solution, but was not able to find it anywhere.

If someone who is using either WHMCS or Hostbill with Onapp can come up with some help, then it will be good for us.

Thanks

I would recommend WHMCS. HostBill just doesn't seem very professional.

Me too. WHMCS is very professional, but it doesn't mean HostBill isn't reliable. In addition you can do some customization work with HosBill according your needs, but you cannot modify code of WHMCS, as it's an encrypted. And for more information you should consider below URL. Hope that be helpful for you.

I agree.. WHMCS is mostly preferred over Hostbill. WHMCS has more features, and is used widely.

To be very honest, we are using both WHMCS and HostBill. However I find OnApp is far more suitable with HostBill. Anyway, you will have to pay additional charges for OnApp plug-ins to get all the features with HostBill.

As far as onapp integration is concerned, try having a look at http://onapp.com/how-it-works/integrations

We prefer WHMCS due to it's reputation and history. HostBill looks great but it just doesn't have the same track record.

+1 WHMCS. It is a great software for any environment. It is great in functionality and like a 100% bug free software. In short, a complete software for web hosting business.

Like any software, WHMCS does have bugs it's all about how quickly those bugs are squashed.

WHMCS is the industry leader like Cpanel nowadays. It's highly recommended before a better system come out.

WHMCS has been there for a long time now and the ratio of people using it is very large than any billing system. WHMCS is actually known for it's automation.

The guy actually wants to know how to integrate WHMCS or Hostbill with Onapp not which one of them is better and why.

i would use WHMCS. It is more widely used and better supported by the community.

whmcs is certainly a powerful piece of kit, I would chose this above any other.

Go with WHMCS, if the budget allows you can use Ubersmith as well.

http://www.ubersmith.com/