All Features and Updates Included at No License Cost

dPanel is designed to give you complete access to every tool, module, and improvement without ever charging extra licensing fees. This policy simplifies budgeting, accelerates adoption, and guarantees that your server environment stays current.

What This Means for You

Zero surprise costs – No hidden fees when a new module is released.
Full feature set – All built‑in extensions (e.g., DNS manager, SSL wizard, backup suite) are available out of the box.
Future‑proof – Every security patch, performance tweak, and new feature is delivered automatically.
Simplified compliance – One clear license agreement covers the entire product lifecycle.

How Updates Are Delivered

dPanel uses an automated update pipeline that runs on your server. The process is transparent and can be monitored via the control panel or the command line.

# Check the current dPanel version
sudo dpanel --version

# Pull the latest updates (requires root privileges)
sudo dpanel update

The dpanel update command fetches the latest stable release from the official repository, verifies the package signature, and applies the changes without requiring a reboot for most components.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will I need to purchase a separate support contract for updates? A: No. Updates are included with the base license. Support contracts are optional and only affect response times, not the availability of updates.

Q: Can I postpone an update? A: Yes. The panel provides a scheduling interface where you can defer updates for up to 30 days, allowing you to test changes in a staging environment first.

Q: Are beta or preview releases included? A: Beta releases are optional and must be enabled manually. Only stable releases are applied automatically.

Getting Started

Log in to your dPanel dashboard.
Navigate to System → Updates.
Review the changelog and click Apply Now.
Verify the new version with sudo dpanel --version.

By bundling all features and updates at no extra cost, dPanel ensures you can focus on delivering services rather than managing licenses.