VectorCP
Open source. On your server.

Your hosting.
Your control.

Websites, accounts and reseller hosting.
One panel. Source code you can make your own.

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v0.3.1 Early development MIT licensed

VectorCP / Overview
VectorCP development overview showing website and customer management
Actual interface · Development workspace
Self-hosted by designOwners · Resellers · CustomersNo activation fee
The essentials, together

A clearer place
to run your hosting.

From a website's first files to a reseller's next customer, VectorCP brings everyday hosting work into one interface.

Built independently and released under MIT. Run it on your own dedicated Linux server, inspect the source and help shape what comes next.

In the current releaseSee the full feature status →
01 / HOST

Websites that
have room to grow.

Static sites, PHP, private databases, WordPress installation and domain HTTPS — managed from the same workspace.

Website hosting →
02 / DELEGATE

Your accounts.
Clear boundaries.

Create customer and reseller plans, reserve resources and control what each account can manage.

Plans and accounts →
03 / RECOVER

Keep a copy.
Know what's happening.

Create and download local website backups, follow longer jobs and review activity within each account's scope.

Backups and activity →
One panel, three roles

The right workspace.
For every account.

Delegation is part of the product, from the server owner to each customer's websites.

The whole server, in view.

Manage hosting plans, delegate reseller resources, create accounts and control service access. Owner locks and website holds take precedence.

  • Customer and reseller packages
  • Account permissions and reservations
  • Server-wide jobs and activity
Built in the open

See where it stands.
Help decide what's next.

VectorCP is an early development project. The current release has working hosting foundations; mail, public DNS hosting and several other capabilities are still planned.

Every feature has a status. Verification notes explain what has been tested and where the limits are.

Read the roadmap →Contribute ↗
Start with the source

Hosting control.
Yours to build on.

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