Blesta: A well-known hosting management and financial system, $175 for life

Blesta: A well-known hosting management and financial system, $175 for life

Blesta, like whmcs, is a relatively well-known hosting management and financial system, and its price is relatively low in comparison. Supports monthly payment and lifetime payment. Celebrate Christmas now with 30% off, discount code: YEAREND (ends January 2, 2019). A 30-day trial is available for free.

1. Monthly payment prices are as follows:
Monthly Branded : Powered by Blesta logo cannot be removed, $12.95/month
Monthly unbranded : can remove the Powered by Blesta logo, $14.95/month

2. Lifetime prices are as follows:
Owned Branded : The Powered by Blesta logo cannot be removed, 1 year of free upgrades and support, $250/lifetime
Owned Unbranded : You can remove the Powered by Blesta logo, provide 1 year of free upgrades and support, $300/lifetime
Owned Lifetime : The Powered by Blesta logo can be removed, and free lifetime upgrades and support are provided, $500/lifetime

Official website price : https://www.blesta.com/pricing/

Demo: https://www.blesta.com/demo/

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