PHPCoin

[pannick]

Anyone currently using it? How do you like it? What is your website?

I am thinking about rolling it out. I only have 12 customers right now but trying to automate things as a reseller.

Thanks

[Chicken]

OT: To me this is the hardest point in one's hosting career. I was at the same point at one time. That is, enough clients that make just normal email confusing, but not enough to spend $100's and loads of time setting up all the software (billing, payment processing, etc.) that a larger host would require.

At this point, anything is better than what you have now, but you're trying to be mindful of the fact that you will grow and don't want it to be a pain to convert everything to something more durable.

[Kash]

start with phpcoin and let you business grow before you decide on other paid scripts.

[instanthosting]

I would not recommend PhpCoin its not of the best softwares, get a good design and then some good software, it costs to start a buisness, it is a loss for first few months can even be years unless you promote!

[Bizarre-Host]

I used PHPCoin in the beginning, and then changed to whoiscart.
PHPCoin just didnt work for me the way i wanted it to but it is much better than not having any billing system!

[cornwallhosting]

i am using PHPcoin at present untill my hosting company untill we have enough clients to get a paid billing system.

[AB Hosting]

I never liked phpcoin

[heymrdj]

I'm currently using PHPCoin. I always thought it was great for small companies myself. Never had a problem with it. Although one should definitely move to something such as Modernbill for when they get more clients. otherwise its hell on earth to get them all ported over.

[DalipJ]

Not worth it, Found it hard to use. Even if you are a small company just spend $15 a month for a worthful billing processor.

[MattG.]

I know when you first start up the money is tight; however, what do you expect its a buisness and your going to have to cut your losses. I did try phpcoin but never used it with my company. I wouldnt recommend throwing out a bunch of money into a billing system at the start but do consider maybe renting on a monthly basis its cheaper for the short run but can get expensive down the road.