Engineering notes from the team building the platform.

A methodical rollout checklist for self-hosted billing software, covering infrastructure, database, security, integrations, testing, cutover, and post-launch operations.

Mario Marin

Data sovereignty is now a baseline expectation. Here is how self-hosting your billing platform keeps customer data in the jurisdiction your customers and regulators require.

Ilinca Bostan

Self-hosted or managed cloud? A clear-eyed comparison of control, operational effort, cost, and reliability to help you pick the right deployment model.

Mario Marin

FluxBilling is now available as a self-hosted solution you deploy on your own infrastructure. Here is what self-hosting means, who it suits, and how to weigh the decision.

Ilinca Bostan

A vendor-neutral reference architecture for hosting providers in 2026 — storefront, billing, provisioning, DCIM, monitoring, support, and data — with a sensible adoption order.

Mario Marin

Why unifying billing and DCIM in one platform improves utilization, billing accuracy, capacity planning, and customer experience for hosting providers.

Ilinca Bostan

A step-by-step year-end close playbook for hosting businesses — reconciliations, deferred revenue, tax, AR, accruals, and audit prep without the panic.

Mario Marin

A practical compliance roundup for hosting providers — GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS — and how to build cumulative controls that satisfy all of them.

Ilinca Bostan

How hosting providers should design onboarding to maximize activation — emails, checklists, empty states, segmentation, and the metrics that matter.

Mario Marin

How hosting providers use webhooks and event-driven design to automate provisioning, billing, integrations, and customer experience without polling.

Ilinca Bostan

How hosting providers can build a real international storefront — languages, currencies, tax, local payment methods, and the trust signals that drive global conversion.

Mario Marin

A practical, vendor-neutral migration checklist for hosting providers — discovery, target state, data, integrations, cutover, and reconciliation.

Ilinca Bostan