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Webuzo review

#11 of 33 in Web Hosting Control PanelsCloud Hosting Management SoftwareServer Provisioning Software

An affordable Linux panel with migration tools, backups, billing integrations, and broad hosting controls.

7.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Webuzo is a Linux-based, multi-user web hosting control panel for hosting providers, resellers, and website owners. Its administrative, reseller, and end-user access levels cover hosting accounts, domains, email, DNS, databases, web servers, PHP versions, SSL certificates, backups, and applications. It supports cloud, VPS, and dedicated-server deployments, making it suitable for providers managing multiple hosting roles rather than for teams seeking a general-purpose site administration tool.

Pricing is organized by deployment type and user capacity. Cloud / VPS plans start at $2.5 per month for Personal with one user account, then rise to $5 for Mini with four accounts, $13 for Professional with 15 accounts, and $20 for Business with unlimited accounts. Dedicated-server plans start at $5 per month for Personal, followed by $8 for Mini, $15 for Professional, and $25 for Business. The Personal plans include Softaculous Premium, while the other listed tiers do not show that inclusion. A 15-day trial is available, and the product is paid rather than free.

Migration and operational coverage are the strongest reasons to consider Webuzo. It supports migrations from cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, InterWorx, and ISPConfig, plus billing integrations with WHMCS and Blesta. DNS clustering, scheduled and remote backups, multiple web servers, per-domain PHP versions, Let's Encrypt and Buypass certificates, API access, and a web terminal extend its role beyond basic account management. Buyers needing Linux hosting administration with migration support should shortlist it; teams requiring broader operating-system coverage or more than one user on the entry plan should look elsewhere.

Webuzo pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Migration tools support cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, and other panels.
    • Manages DNS, email, databases, backups, SSL, PHP, and web servers.
    • Softaculous adds one-click installation for 350+ applications.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Platform support is limited to Linux and API access.
    • Personal plans allow only one user account.
    • There is no perpetual free plan; access is paid after the trial.

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