Dymex, Inc. is proud to announce the launch to of DymexCP, a revolutionary new webhosting control panel that integrates finance and accounting features to deliver a powerful suite of webhosting business management software.

Before we complete the software, we would like to get the feedback of potential customers, so here we are.

We'd like to know what features you want added into the software, how you want the interface to feel, and how much you would be willing to pay!

Right now we know that there is one major company that dominates the Control Panel industry. With their position, they can set ridiculous price ranges, and we are forced to adapt to the payment plans.

We want to change that, so we need your help! Please email us and let us know what you all want from our control panel.

eMail us at CP@Dymex.com

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Michael @ Dymex
DymexCP Team
cp@dymex.com

Right now we know that there is one major company that dominates the Control Panel industry. With their position, they can set ridiculous price ranges, and we are forced to adapt to the payment plans.

Well, you certainly have either yourself or me confused....but there is not one major dominant company. In fact, the competition today is healthier and more even than ever before....couldn't even guess who you believe is dominant, but if you are looking to enter the competition, I strongly suggest doing your initial research a little more thoroughly.

Originally posted by Dymex

We want to change that, so we need your help! Please email us and let us know what you all want from our control panel.


What will I get in return? :stickout free license? :o

I can provide you not only a feature list, but whole lot of technical details (and requirements for a successful CP). Plus beta testing.

If you are interested, let me know :)

Originally posted by Dymex
Dymex, Inc. is proud to announce the launch to of DymexCP, a revolutionary new webhosting control panel

So what's revolutionary about it?

its name is amazing!

If WHT organized and built a master list of reqs for a "complete" piece of hosting software, there's enough developers here that could combine resources and get it done.

However, even after its finished, it'd still not be complete. Software never is, as requirements change all the time.