Integrations
The rails your business already runs on
12 built-in connections, all configuration rather than development work. Anything missing can be driven through the external module contract.
Payments
Take money the way your clients pay
You connect your own merchant accounts, so money settles directly to you and never passes through us. Every incoming webhook is verified before it is trusted and carries an idempotency key.
Stripe
Built inCards, with tokenised auto-charge on renewal.
Card numbers are tokenised and never reach your server. Renewals charge automatically with a retry schedule, so a temporarily declined card does not quietly become a churned customer.
PaymentsPayPal
Built inWallet and card payments, worldwide.
Payments are confirmed with PayPal rather than trusted from the payload, then land against the invoice like any other rail.
PaymentsM-Pesa
Built inMobile money, using your own paybill or till.
The client approves on their handset and the invoice settles itself. Callbacks are verified, and a polling fallback settles the payment on the occasions a callback never arrives.
PaymentsManual
Built inBank transfer, cash and anything local.
Staff record the payment and the rest of the cycle continues automatically, which covers any local method with no adapter yet.
PaymentsDomain registrars
Register under your own account
Registrations run under your own registrar credentials, so the domains and the client relationship stay yours. Set per-TLD cost and markup, and route each TLD to whichever registrar carries it cheapest.
NameSilo
Built inThe general namespace, priced from your account.
Registration, renewal, transfer, WHOIS, nameservers and privacy, priced from your own account with your markup on top.
DomainsDynadot
Built inA second general-namespace registrar.
The same lifecycle as NameSilo, on your own Dynadot account, useful as a cheaper source per TLD or as a fallback. TLDs that transfer by IPS tag are handled by the adapter rather than by hand.
DomainsCoCCA registries
Built inA direct EPP connection to country-code registries.
CoCCA is the registry platform behind a long list of country-code registries, so the adapter targets the platform rather than one registry. It is proven in production and handles registry-specific rules such as minimum registration periods automatically.
DomainsControl panels
From paid invoice to live account
When an invoice settles, the account is created on the panel and the welcome email goes out with the login details in it. Status changes are confirmed by the panel before your billing records them.
cPanel and WHM
Built inCreate, suspend, unsuspend, terminate, change package.
Driven by the billing lifecycle, with single sign-on from the service page for staff and clients. Every call is logged so a failure is diagnosable rather than mysterious.
ProvisioningEnhance
Built inThe full service lifecycle.
The same lifecycle actions and single sign-on as cPanel, against an Enhance control plane.
ProvisioningYour own platform
Module contractAnything that speaks HTTP, through the module contract.
A signed HTTP interface rather than a plugin you write inside our codebase. Your module runs on your infrastructure, stays private to you, and can add custom actions such as reboot or resize.
ProvisioningOperations
Keep the install healthy
The supporting connections that keep an install healthy and its data recoverable.
S3-compatible storage
Built inEncrypted nightly backups, pushed offsite.
Works with AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze B2 and anything speaking the same API. Backups are encrypted with a passphrase you hold and we never see.
Security and backupsSMTP
Built inYour own mail server or provider.
Configured in the admin panel rather than in a file on the server, with credentials encrypted at rest.
tawk.to
Built inOptional live chat on the client portal.
Enabled from the admin panel, with the signed-in client details prefilled so the conversation starts with context. Off by default.
Support deskAnything with an API can be a provisioner
A signed HTTP interface, not a plugin inside our codebase. Point a product at your endpoint and the order, invoice, renewal and suspension lifecycle behaves exactly as it does for cPanel.
How provisioning works- Signed requestsA leaked URL alone is not enough to provision anything.
- Validated responsesA malformed or unexpected reply is rejected, not acted on.
- Custom actionsReboot, rebuild or resize, surfaced in the admin UI.
- Private to youYour module, your infrastructure, published nowhere.
Questions
Integrations, answered
Do I use my own accounts, or yours?
Yours, in every case. You connect your own gateway and registrar credentials, so money settles directly to you and domains are registered under your own relationship.
What if my control panel is not listed?
Drive it through the external module contract, a signed HTTP interface. Anything with an API can be a provisioner, and your module stays private to you.
Do you charge per integration?
No. Every shipped integration is included in your plan, with no separate line item for a gateway, a registrar or a provisioner.
Are my credentials safe on my own server?
They are encrypted at rest rather than stored in plain text, and card numbers are tokenised so they never reach your server at all.
Can I take a payment method that has no adapter?
Yes, through the manual rail. Staff record the payment and the rest of the cycle continues automatically, which covers bank transfer, cash and any local method.
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