Frequently asked questions

VinzaPanel is a self-hosted control panel for Linux servers. From one interface you manage websites and apps, databases, domains and DNS, mail, SSL certificates and security. Each website can run on nginx, Apache or OpenLiteSpeed, and one panel can manage several servers.

Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and Debian 13 on 64-bit servers. Installing takes one command on a fresh server:

curl -fsSL https://vinzapanel.com/install.sh | sudo bash

Create an account on vinzapanel.com, choose a plan on the Pricing page and complete the payment. The licence is activated automatically and bound to your server.

Yes. Every licence comes with a quota of server/IP changes: release it from the current server in your account, then activate it on the new one.

Open a support ticket from the Helpdesk in your account, ask through the contact form, or look it up in the documentation. Found a bug? Report it on the bug board.

Yes. A new install starts on the Free plan — no licence key and no credit card needed. It covers up to 10 websites, 10 databases and 1 remote server; paid plans raise those limits and include more apps from the Vinza Store.

The app catalogue for VinzaPanel: web servers, databases, deploy tools for PHP, Python, Node.js, Go and Docker, backups, security apps and more, installed from inside the panel. Many apps are free; the others are bought once, subscribed to, or included with a paid plan. Browse it at vinzapanel.com/plugins/.

You choose the web server per website — nginx, Apache or OpenLiteSpeed — so there is no single-stack lock-in.

Releases come in two channels. Stable is what the installer sets up and what panels update to by default. Development builds ship the newest fixes first. You choose the channel in the panel under Vinza Connect → Panel Update; every release and its changes are listed on the Releases page.

Yes. Enrol other servers as nodes and manage their websites, deploys, backups and security from the one panel. The Free plan includes one remote server; paid plans allow more.