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BoxBilling vs FOSSBilling

BoxBilling

boxbilling.com

FOSSBilling

fossbilling.org

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FigureBoxBillingFOSSBilling
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published12
Spec score · Subscription Billing Software8.1 (#25)8.6 (#12)
Multi-currency invoicingYesThe platform supports multiple currencies and automatic exchange-rate synchronization.
PurposeBoxBilling describes bxb as metering and billing infrastructure for AI products and usage-based software.FOSSBilling is free, open-source billing and client-management software for hosting and other online service businesses.
Self-hostingThe documentation describes building a Docker image and running the application in a Docker container.FOSSBilling is self-hosted, so the operator keeps the data and controls infrastructure, backups, and security policies.
SupportThe custom plan lists email, Slack, and priority support, plus a dedicated account manager.The project points users to its documentation, community Discord, and email address for assistance.

Plans

BoxBilling

  • CustomPriced on request

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FOSSBilling

  • FOSSBillingFree
  • FOSSBilling coreFree

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In their own words

BoxBilling

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FOSSBilling

FOSSBilling is free, open-source billing and client-management software for hosting and other online service businesses. It can issue invoices automatically, send payment reminders, handle recurring or one-time pricing, support multiple currencies and apply promo codes. Hosting products can create and manage accounts through cPanel/WHM, DirectAdmin, HestiaCP, CWP and Plesk. Domain functions cover registration, renewal, transfers and WHOIS checks through registrar integrations, though domain prices are entered manually rather than retrieved live. A REST API provides admin, authenticated-client and public guest endpoints. Documented protections include HTTPS enforcement, session fingerprinting, CSRF protection, rate limiting, IP blocking, CAPTCHA and activity logs. It is self-hosted, requiring PHP 8.3, 8.4 or 8.5 and a MySQL-compatible database, with Apache, LiteSpeed/OpenLiteSpeed or NGINX. The project is beta, under active development, and notes rough edges and limited support.

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