The Proxmox VPS panel for hosting providers

Sell VPS without building a panel

Building a customer-facing VPS panel on top of Proxmox VE means months of engineering: provisioning automation, a VNC proxy, rate limiting, quotas, billing and a client area. Vormox ships all of it. You connect your Proxmox nodes, define plans, and your customers get a polished self-service panel to launch and run their own virtual private servers.

What your customers can do

Each VPS owner gets one-click deploy from OS templates, a browser VNC console, reboot and power controls, OS reinstall and rebuild, snapshots, and live resource graphs — all scoped to the resources you sold them. Everything runs against your Proxmox VE cluster through the Proxmox API, so there is no separate hypervisor to learn.

What you control as the provider

From the admin side you manage nodes, storage, IP pools, plans, quotas and suspensions, with per-customer isolation and role-based access for your team. Provisioning, suspension on non-payment, and teardown are automated end to end.

Frequently asked questions

Can I sell VPS on my own Proxmox servers with Vormox?

Yes. Vormox connects to your existing Proxmox VE nodes and gives your customers a self-service VPS panel with billing, so you sell VPS on hardware you control.

Do my customers need a Proxmox login?

No. Customers only see the white-label Vormox panel scoped to their own VPS. They never touch the Proxmox VE admin UI.

How is the VPS provisioned?

Vormox calls the Proxmox API to create the VM from a template, attach storage and an IP, and boot it — typically in seconds, with no manual steps.

Is Vormox affiliated with Proxmox?

No. Vormox is an independent panel built on Proxmox VE and is not affiliated with Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH.

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