Feature Webuzo CyberPanel cPanel (Premier)
Type Commercial (Paid) Free (with optional add-ons) Commercial (Paid only)
License Price $25/month (Business Plan) 🔗 Free core version
$59/year for full add-on bundle 🔗
$59.99/month (Premier 100 accounts) 🔗
Free Version No (only 30-day trial) Yes (Core version is free) No
Add-On Features Bundled in Business plan $59/year includes:
• WordPress Manager
• Root File Manager
• Backup Retention
• Email Inspector
• RSPAMD
• Apache Reverse Proxy
• Email Limits
JetBackup (separate), plus paid add-ons
Web Server Options Apache, NGINX, LiteSpeed, OpenLiteSpeed OpenLiteSpeed (Free) or LiteSpeed (Paid), Apache as reverse proxy available Apache (default), LiteSpeed (addon)
OS Support CentOS, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux CentOS, Ubuntu, AlmaLinux CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux
UI/UX Modern, beginner-friendly Fast, technical UI; focuses on performance Full-featured WHM/cPanel UI
DNS Management Yes (native tools) Yes (PowerDNS) Yes (Zone Editor + WHM DNS Clustering)
Email Support Roundcube, Exim, Dovecot Rainloop, Dovecot, Postfix; Enhanced by Email Inspector and RSPAMD add-ons Advanced mail features out of the box
Backup Support Yes, with retention in Business plan Yes; Backup Retention with addon bundle Native & 3rd-party like JetBackup
One-Click Apps Yes Yes (WordPress Manager with add-on) Yes (via Softaculous)

💸 Price Comparison Summary

Panel Base Price Add-ons / Features Total Estimated Cost (Annual)
Webuzo $25/month Full business stack included $300/year
CyberPanel Free (Core) $59/year for addon bundle $59/year
cPanel $59.99/month WHM + basic features; JetBackup and extras are paid $719.88/year

🔁 Migration Procedures

1. cPanel ➡️ Webuzo (Converter)

Overview: This is an in-place converter that runs on your cPanel server. It uninstalls cPanel, installs Webuzo, and converts all cPanel data (websites, domains, databases, emails, FTP accounts, SSL certificates, etc.) so everything remains intact.

Important: Create a full backup of your VPS/server before starting.

Commands:
wget -N http://files.webuzo.com/cpanel_webuzo_convert.sh
chmod 0755 cpanel_webuzo_convert.sh
./cpanel_webuzo_convert.sh

The conversion checks requirements, asks for confirmation, then proceeds. Logs are at /root/webuzo_convert/cpanel-webuzo-convert.log.
Recommended to use tmux or screen session to avoid disconnections.

More info: Webuzo Official Migration Guide

2. cPanel ➡️ Webuzo (Importer)

Overview: This method requires a fresh Webuzo server. Data is imported from cPanel server to the new Webuzo server. IPs will be changed.

Use this if you want to keep the cPanel server running for comparison.

Steps:
- Setup new Webuzo server.
- Use Webuzo Importer tool or manual migration.
- Transfer sites, databases, emails.
- Update DNS or A records.

More info: Refer to Webuzo Migration Docs for details.

3. cPanel ➡️ CyberPanel

Note: No official one-click migration tool available.

Manual Migration Steps:
- Generate full account backups from WHM.
- Transfer files to CyberPanel server using scp or rsync.
- Extract website files into /home/domain.com/public_html.
- Restore databases via phpMyAdmin or CLI.
- Recreate email accounts manually.
- Optionally keep DNS on WHM temporarily.

CyberPanel supports AlmaLinux and works well with OpenLiteSpeed for speed benefits.
More info at: CyberPanel Migration Docs (community guides).

⚠️ Notes for Migration:


🎯 Target Market

Target Segment Why CyberPanel or Webuzo?
Shared hosting customers nearing limits Webuzo for scalable business hosting; CyberPanel for cost-effective performance
Current cPanel Premier users Webuzo: $300/yr vs $719.88/yr; CyberPanel: as low as $59/yr
Performance-focused website owners CyberPanel + OpenLiteSpeed offers fast WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel hosting
Budget-conscious startups and resellers CyberPanel is free/core; Webuzo balances cost and stability with LAMP stack
New customers needing reliable stacks Both provide easy-to-use UI and full LAMP/LNMP stacks, better than raw VPS setups
Agencies or Freelancers managing many sites Webuzo’s UI and installer support ease bulk deployments