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Learn how to set up billing for your hosting business without complex software like WHMCS. Covers billing models, domain renewals, payment methods, and automation strategies.
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Monthly recurring billing with annual discounts is the most common model. Charge monthly for flexibility, offer 10-20% discounts for annual prepayment, and automate renewals to reduce churn and administrative work.
Bundle domain and hosting on synchronized billing cycles. Use automated reminders 30 days before expiry, enable auto-renewal with stored payment methods, and send clear invoices showing both services.
Offer credit cards for convenience, SEPA/bank transfers for lower fees on B2B accounts, and iDEAL or local methods for regional customers. PayRequest supports 20+ payment methods through Stripe, Mollie, and PayPal.
Send automated reminders at 7, 3, and 1 day before due date. Offer multiple payment methods, enable auto-pay for recurring services, and use dunning automation to recover failed payments automatically.
No. WHMCS is complex and expensive ($35+/month). If you don't need server automation, modern billing tools like PayRequest offer invoicing, subscriptions, and customer portals at a fraction of the cost (from €5/month).
Calculate the remaining days on the current plan, credit that amount, then charge the difference for the upgrade. Most billing platforms handle proration automatically when you change subscription plans.
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