Build your Contabo cloud business inside WHMCS.

The suite covers catalogue and native product creation, retail pricing, service orders, customer compute and storage workspaces, and staff operations. It also includes existing-resource onboarding, network and DNS tools, monitoring, addons and guided service changes for the supported Contabo families.

Yes. Inventory discovery and binding let staff associate an existing resource with the correct account, customer and contract. Reviewed native-service import and the scoped migration workflow help bring an installed customer base into the same service and operational experience.

The available controls follow the allocation and your policy. Supporting services expose power actions, access and recovery tools, snapshots, firewalls, private networking and address-related tasks. The customer workspace keeps those actions beside service information, activity, billing context and help.

Yes. The suite supports linked object-storage allocations and independent S3-compatible storage products. The standalone workspace includes the service’s capacity, usage, endpoint and permitted access information, while storage changes follow the relevant request and operating workflow.

Customers can review available addons and create eligible native addon orders. Plan and configuration changes use a guided quotation and staff fulfilment workflow, keeping the customer’s requested offer, payment and infrastructure change connected. Storage changes have their own corresponding service process.

Monitoring combines the available provider-state, TCP and incident information. The optional Linux or Windows collector adds guest CPU, memory and disk samples. Alert priorities, recipients and daily, weekly or monthly reports let the team choose how service updates are delivered.

Yes. Start the seven-day free trial of Contabo Manager and explore the features through a workflow relevant to your business. The trial page explains the terms and starting steps. The annual licence is available when you decide to continue.

The current version is shown on this page, and the Changelog opens the release notes. Each published release explains its new capabilities, improvements and fixes. You can read the notes in the page or open the full release history when you want to follow the product over time.

Yes. Start with the plans available to your connected account, then choose the range you want to offer. Contabo Manager helps create native WHMCS products, groups, configurable choices and related addons, with a preview of the resulting offer. You can review the names, terms and options before publishing the customer-facing catalogue.

Yes. Pricing tools include margin, markup and manual prices, alongside separate setup and component prices. You can choose the native currencies and recurring billing cycles used by your offer, apply shared policies and refine individual products. Supplier cost, retail price and estimated margin stay available for review before you publish.

Existing customer price changes have a separate reviewed campaign workflow. When you decide to change recurring charges, the team can review the intended campaign, its schedule and follow-through. This keeps a deliberate change to a customer's contract distinct from maintaining the catalogue prices used for new offers.

Yes. Administrator roles and action permissions let you shape who can carry out the supported operating tasks. Recorded requests, activity and follow-up give the team a shared history of the work. Customer actions are also tied to ownership, service eligibility and the controls you enable for that resource.

The forward-DNS workflow includes TXT-based ownership verification before a service-owned zone is created or adopted. Customers can then use the record tools permitted for their service, including supported A, AAAA, CAA, CNAME, MX, SRV and TXT records. The zone stays connected to the service, giving the customer and staff a clear place to manage its DNS work.

Reusable firewall presets provide a consistent starting point for eligible services. Staff can review the rules and the effect of a change before applying the relevant assignment. The available actions still follow the actual Contabo resource and enabled controls, so a shared preset can be reviewed in the context of each customer's service.

You can configure monitoring thresholds, maintenance periods and alert priorities, then follow incidents through acknowledgement and recovery. Provider state, configured TCP checks and optional guest measurements contribute the signals available for that service. Their freshness remains visible, helping staff distinguish an incident from a missing sample and give the next action the right priority.

Yes, through the optional registrar workflow for supported Contabo domain services. Review standard TLD costs, apply margin or markup and preview one-year registration, transfer and renewal prices in WHMCS. Native domain orders retain their customer and selected Contabo account associations, so staff can follow the domain sale alongside the customer's other services.

For supported domains handled through the optional registrar, customers can use the available nameserver, registrant-contact and transfer-code tools. Synchronization brings provider status, transfer progress and expiry information into the native WHMCS domain record. Renewal dates follow supplier confirmation, keeping the customer's domain history connected to the actual registration period.

Yes. Dedicated-server records can enter the inventory through a staff-managed registration workflow, and assisted requests have their own fulfilment workspace. The team can keep the customer, resource association, request status and next action together. This is useful when delivering the service requires an operator to complete and confirm the supplier work.

The operation retains a recorded request and progress history while the authorised work continues. Background follow-up and staff recovery tools help the team inspect the outcome and resolve an uncertain result. Customers can follow the available activity for their service, with the action kept in context until its status has been established.

Storage changes have a reviewed service workflow for capacity increases and the applicable autoscaling settings. Staff can assess the requested change against the customer's allocation and commercial entitlement, then follow it through the corresponding operating process. The available change route depends on whether storage is linked to another service or sold as a standalone product.