Virtualizor vs ZSvirt
Virtualizor
virtualizor.comZSvirt
zsvirt.ioSide by side
| Figure | Virtualizor | ZSvirt |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | $1/mo | Free |
| Free plan | — | Yes |
| Free trial | Yes | — |
| Open source | — | Yes |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| Linux | Yes | Yes |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| Self-hosted | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 10 | 3 |
| Spec score · Virtualization Management Software | 7.8 (#14) | 8.1 (#8) |
| Integrations | Official provisioning modules are listed for WHMCS, Blesta, HostBill, and ClientExec, alongside PHP and Python SDKs. | The site lists SDKs for Go, Python, and Java, native Terraform providers, GitOps, and 2,000+ REST/OpenAPI endpoints. |
| Networking | Virtualizor describes IP pool management, reverse DNS PTR hooks, and custom firewall rules. | Networking includes virtual networks, distributed switches, distributed port groups, security groups, VLAN/VXLAN/flat topologies and SR-IOV. |
| Product | Virtualizor is a multi-hypervisor control panel connecting operators, customers, and hypervisors on server nodes. | ZSvirt is an open-source virtualization platform based on ZStack’s ZSphere virtualization engine. |
| Security | The security guide describes configurable login attempt limits, failed-login bans, LDAP authentication, two-factor authentication, and panel/API IP allowlists. | Listed security features include a Native Key Provider, VM SecureBoot, vTPM 2.0, VM encryption, security groups, MFA/2FA, and immutable audit logs. |
| Support | The support page says active-license customers can get 24×7 product support and lists a typical response target of under one business day. | The open-source release has community support; Enterprise adds LTS releases, SLAs, and vendor-backed production support. |
| VM lifecycle | Administrators can create, start, stop, rebuild, clone, and migrate virtual machines through the interface or API. | Administrators can create, power, reboot, pause, shut down, modify, export, snapshot, clone and migrate virtual machines. |
Plans
Virtualizor
- Premium (1 VPS)$1 a month
- Premium (2 VPS)$2 a month
- Professional (1 VPS)$2 a month
- Premium (3 VPS)$3 a month
- Premium (4 VPS)$4 a month
- Professional (2 VPS)$4 a month
- Professional (3 VPS)$6 a month
- Professional (4 VPS)$8 a month
- Premium (Unlimited VPS)$9 a month
- Professional (Unlimited VPS)$18 a month
ZSvirt
- ZSvirt Open SourceFree
- Contact vendorPriced on request
- Plus licensePriced on request
In their own words
Virtualizor
Virtualizor is a self-hosted, web-based control panel for hosting providers running VPS and cloud infrastructure. It connects operators, customers, and hypervisors on server nodes, with API access for provisioning and management workflows. Supported hypervisors include OpenVZ, OpenVZ 7, Xen PV, Xen HVM, XenServer, Linux KVM, LXC, Proxmox, and Virtuozzo; Docker and bare-metal management are also described. Administrators can create, start, stop, rebuild, clone, and migrate virtual machines. Browser-accessible noVNC and VNC consoles are provided, alongside RDP and serial console access. Templates cover Linux, Windows, and Webuzo systems. Integrations include WHMCS, Blesta, HostBill, and ClientExec modules, plus PHP and Python SDKs. Security controls include login limits, bans, LDAP, two-factor authentication, and IP allowlists. Backuply adds scheduled incremental backups, remote uploads, rotation, and restores.
ZSvirt
ZSvirt is an open-source, self-hosted virtualization platform based on ZStack’s ZSphere virtualization engine. It uses KVM and the site says one control plane can manage 10,000+ hosts, with VMs of up to 768 vCPUs. The ZSvirt Open Source plan has no license fee and no VM limit; it is offered with community support. Live migration, high availability, disaster recovery and API access are listed capabilities.
For VMware migration, ZMigrate supports agentless full-disk replication, incremental sync and cutover in as little as five minutes. Listed security features include VM SecureBoot, vTPM 2.0, encryption, security groups, MFA/2FA and immutable audit logs. Integration options include Go, Python and Java SDKs, native Terraform providers, GitOps and 2,000+ REST/OpenAPI endpoints. Storage and compatibility options include distributed storage integrations, SAN support, the KVM ecosystem, VMDK, and mainstream hardware and guest operating systems. Downloads include x86_64 ISO, OVA and QCOW2 images, plus the ZMigrate package. Enterprise adds advanced multi-cluster and compliance capabilities, LTS releases, SLAs and vendor-backed production support.