Hostkit is not something that any user can install and deploy, it is ideal for businesses, organizations, and individual freelancers who want to create their own hosting website.
Hostkit allows them to create a Web system where users can register, purchase various hosting packages, and then connect to their services and upload the websites they host.
Based on Symfony and Bootstrap, Hostkit also integrates with cPanel and PayPal, automatically handling server interactions and processing payments.
Administrators can control every aspect of their service, the presentation of hosting packages for sale, server packages, domain packages and various ancillary services.
Hostkit Admins not only manage the commercial side of their website, but also manage the entire Hostkit installation as a CMS, which controls the frontend of the hosting site, when the packages are presented.
They can create and publish static pages, manage a request center, an FAQ section, and even send a newsletter to their customers.
As for customers, after registering, they will have access to their own profile, where the services they pay for are displayed and they can connect to their cPanel.
If you are interested, you can download Hostkit from GitHub or from the Softpedia Hostkit page, where you can see some screenshots.
