Alright, I gotta ask. Am I crazy or is WHMCS just a terrible experience for us, the customers?
Every. Single. Provider. It's the same story:
It's slow as dirt. I don't care how "optimised" it is, clicking anything feels like I'm back on dial-up. Logging in, viewing an invoice, trying to open a ticket... it all just drags.
Why do you need my life story? I'm trying to buy a $2/mo NAT VM, not apply for a mortgage. Why do I need to give you my full address, phone number, star sign, and blood type?
The "integration" is a joke. The worst part. You log into the slow WHMCS panel, click "Manage," and what happens? You just get dumped onto another login page for Solus/Virtualizor/whatever, or your lucky enough to be granted auth for 30 minutes.
Now as a developer stand point, i'm not in this business, but I can't understand why more established providers don't switch, the cost will be a few thousand at best and it seems a worth while investment, or am I just to annoyed while using WHMCS.
Every. Single. Provider. It's the same story:
It's slow as dirt. I don't care how "optimised" it is, clicking anything feels like I'm back on dial-up. Logging in, viewing an invoice, trying to open a ticket... it all just drags.
Why do you need my life story? I'm trying to buy a $2/mo NAT VM, not apply for a mortgage. Why do I need to give you my full address, phone number, star sign, and blood type?
The "integration" is a joke. The worst part. You log into the slow WHMCS panel, click "Manage," and what happens? You just get dumped onto another login page for Solus/Virtualizor/whatever, or your lucky enough to be granted auth for 30 minutes.
Now as a developer stand point, i'm not in this business, but I can't understand why more established providers don't switch, the cost will be a few thousand at best and it seems a worth while investment, or am I just to annoyed while using WHMCS.
so what are you expecting for $2 / mth
Well that was more a funny way of putting it, that point was just for buying something for $2, I have multiple VPS's and Dedicated servers with LEB providers, that also use WHMC as a front-end portal.
Logging in to multiple providers, for basic networking change kills me.
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