SOFTACULOUS LICENSE

Softaculous License

Auto-install 380+ apps in one click

Softaculous is an automatic software installer that lets you install popular apps like WordPress, Joomla, and Magento in a single click.

380+ Apps

Install 380+ popular applications

One-Click Install

Install in a single click

Auto Updates

Automatic app updates

WordPress Manager

Manage WordPress conveniently

What is Softaculous?

It works with cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk and more — ideal for hosting providers and everyday users who want easy website management.

PRICING

Softaculous License Pricing

One License per Server · works with DirectAdmin, cPanel, Plesk

VPS Server License

฿600/yr
  • One License per Server
  • 380+ Apps
  • Auto Updates
  • WordPress Manager
  • One Click Install
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Dedicated Server License

฿1,000/yr
  • One License per Server
  • 380+ Apps
  • Auto Updates
  • WordPress Manager
  • One Click Install
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Features

Features

380+ Apps
Auto Updates
WordPress Manager
One Click Install
Supports cPanel / DirectAdmin / Plesk

Why buy your license from Plusweb

380+ Apps

Covers every popular app

One-Click Install

Easy one-click setup

Auto Updates

Safe with automatic updates

Customer Support

24-hour team

Frequently Asked Questions

Which licence do I buy — VPS or Dedicated?

It follows the machine you install it on. The VPS Server licence is ฿600/year and covers a virtual server; the Dedicated Server licence is ฿1,000/year and covers a physical one. Both are one licence per server, and both include the full 380+ application catalogue, auto-updates and WordPress Manager.

Do I need Softaculous if I already have DirectAdmin?

You do not need it, but it is what turns "create a database, download WordPress, upload it, configure it" into a single click. DirectAdmin manages the server; Softaculous installs and updates the applications that run on it. It also works with cPanel and Plesk if your server uses one of those instead.

What is in the 380+ applications?

The list covers the mainstream CMS and web applications — WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop, Laravel, phpBB, Moodle and many more — across blogs, shops, forums, wikis, e-learning and frameworks. In practice most people use it for WordPress and one or two others.

What does WordPress Manager do?

It lists every WordPress install on the server in one place, so you can update core, themes and plugins, clone a site to a staging copy, and enable automatic updates without logging into each site separately. That is where the licence pays for itself if you look after several sites.

Are the automatic updates safe?

They keep applications patched, which closes the single most common way a site gets compromised — an outdated plugin or CMS. Take the usual precaution of keeping backups, since an automatic update can occasionally conflict with a customised theme or plugin. Your hosting plan already runs automated backups every 3 days.

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