CyberPanel is free and fast, and that’s most of its appeal. It runs on OpenLiteSpeed, ships with LSCache, and handles DNS, email, FTP, and SSL out of the box. We run it on production for several client sites because at our traffic it uses less RAM than nginx plus php-fpm and the LSCache integration is hard to beat for WordPress.
The catch is that nobody is going to set it up for you. Search “cyberpanel support” and you get the project’s own forum, a Facebook group, and a contact email. Useful when something is broken in the panel itself, useless when you need someone to actually install it, lock it down, and keep it running. That second job is what we do.
Why we didn't just use cPanel
cPanel works and we support it too. We reach for CyberPanel when the budget is tight or the LiteSpeed stack is the point. cPanel licensing now runs per-account and the price has climbed most years; CyberPanel is free and the OpenLiteSpeed/LSCache combination is genuinely faster for cached WordPress. The tradeoff is a smaller community and rougher edges, which is exactly the gap we fill. If you want the polish and don’t mind the bill, cPanel is the safer pick and we’ll set that up instead.
We're not your hosting company
We don’t resell servers and we don’t lock you into a monthly panel subscription. You own the VPS, you own the CyberPanel install, and you keep the logins. We set it up, hand it over with documentation, and you can walk away. If you’d rather we stay on for monitoring and updates, that’s a support retainer, priced separately and cancellable any month.
Services for CyberPanel
Every service we run against CyberPanel, priced up front. Pick the one that matches what broke.
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FROM $390
Security for CyberPanel
A fixed-price audit of your CyberPanel server across three layers: the panel itself, the OS underneath, and the sites it hosts. From $390.
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FROM $160/mo
Support for CyberPanel
We run your CyberPanel server so it stays patched, hardened, and backed up. Those are the things that got thousands of unmanaged panels ransomwared in 2024. From $160/mo, or a one-time break-fix when something is already broken.
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When CyberPanel stops being a ten-minute job
Plenty of people install CyberPanel themselves from a one-line script and never need us. Call us when the install fails halfway and leaves a broken stack, when email won’t deliver no matter what you try, when LSCache and your plugin are fighting, when you’re moving live sites onto it without a maintenance window, or when the server got compromised and you need it rebuilt clean. Those are the jobs the forum can’t do for you.
Where this fits in the stack
CyberPanel sits in the server layer, alongside our Linux server support and the rest of our hosting support. We usually pair a setup with security work, so if the box has already been hit, start with server restoration and we’ll harden it on the way back up. Trying to choose a panel first? Our Plesk vs cPanel breakdown covers the licensed options, and CyberPanel is the free, faster third choice we keep coming back to.
Weighing CyberPanel against a licensed panel? We also run Plesk administration and migrations for teams who inherited one.
If you run a licensed panel instead, we also support cPanel and WHM servers and the leaner DirectAdmin panel, all on the same Linux server foundation.
For the security side specifically, our CyberPanel security audit and hardening locks the :8090 panel down and patches the box behind it.
CyberPanel sits on top of Linux, so it is worth hardening the underlying OS too. Our Server Hardening Sprint covers SSH, firewall, and Fail2Ban on the host. Still deciding between panels? Our CyberPanel vs cPanel breakdown is the operator’s view, not a feature table.
If you are standing up a new box yourself, our walkthrough of a CyberPanel installation on a fresh VPS covers the sizing numbers and the post-install steps the official installer leaves to you.
Most of the CyberPanel boxes we run started life on another panel. Our walkthrough of migrating from cPanel to CyberPanel without downtime covers the cutover sequence we follow.
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