The CloudLinux license price depends on where you buy it and how you pay. Bought directly, CloudLinux OS Shared Pro is listed by CloudLinux at $18 per server per month for a single server, falling to $13 at 50 or more servers. Tremhost supplies a shared CloudLinux licence with unlimited accounts for $6 a month, $69 a year or $250 once for a lifetime licence, with official vendor updates. This guide compares the options and explains which suits your server.<\/p>\n
CloudLinux is an operating system for shared hosting servers. It gives every hosting account its own CPU, memory, disk and process limits through LVE, isolates each account’s file system with CageFS, lets each account choose its PHP version and can limit database use per account. On a server that hosts many customers, it stops one busy or compromised site from affecting the rest.<\/p>\n
If you buy ordinary shared or reseller hosting, the provider pays for CloudLinux. You need your own licence only on a VPS or dedicated server you run.<\/p>\n
As listed on CloudLinux’s own CloudLinux OS Shared Pro page<\/a> on 5 November 2026, Shared Pro costs, per server per month:<\/p>\n The same page highlights Shared Pro features such as PHP X-Ray, which traces slow PHP and WordPress requests, and centralised monitoring of load across servers. Check CloudLinux’s site for current prices and for the standard Shared edition, which is priced separately.<\/p>\n Tremhost’s CloudLinux licence is a shared licence supplied by Tremhost that receives official vendor updates. Tremhost lists it as CloudLinux Shared Pro with unlimited accounts. Prices in US dollars:<\/p>\n CloudLinux is also available in bundles with a cPanel licence and other tools; see the licence pages for current bundle contents and prices.<\/p>\n For a hosting business with several servers, multiply accordingly and compare against CloudLinux’s multi-server tiers.<\/p>\n A direct licence sits in your own CloudLinux account under CloudLinux’s terms. A shared licence is supplied and managed by the provider, so it continues while you keep paying that provider. Keep the provider’s contact details with your server documentation.<\/p>\n With a Tremhost licence, activation and licensing questions go to Tremhost by ticket, WhatsApp on +263 73 563 9917 or booked call, Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 17:00 CAT. Server administration remains your job unless you choose a managed server.<\/p>\n Tremhost charges in US dollars and accepts EcoCash, InnBucks, ZimSwitch, Omari, Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, Tron and Litecoin.<\/p>\n You probably do if your server hosts many separate accounts: a hosting business, an agency with client sites, or an organisation hosting departments separately. You probably do not if the server runs only your own one or two sites or a single application. In that case, spend the money on backups and security instead.<\/p>\n If you would rather not run a server at all, Tremhost’s reseller hosting<\/a>, from $7 a month, already includes CloudLinux, along with WHM, unlimited cPanel accounts, LiteSpeed, Imunify360 and free SSL.<\/p>\n Yes. It runs CloudLinux and receives official vendor updates.<\/p>\n The licence does not cap the number of hosting accounts. The server’s CPU, memory and storage set the practical limit.<\/p>\n No. It also works with Plesk and DirectAdmin, and can run without a control panel, though most shared hosting servers use one.<\/p>\n A control panel licence, a malware scanner such as Imunify360, a backup tool such as JetBackup and your time to maintain the server. All are listed on the Tremhost licences page<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
Tremhost CloudLinux licence pricing<\/h2>\n
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What differs besides price<\/h2>\n
Who holds the licence<\/h3>\n
Who you contact<\/h3>\n
How you pay<\/h3>\n
Monthly, yearly or lifetime?<\/h2>\n
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Checklist before you order<\/h2>\n
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Do you actually need CloudLinux?<\/h2>\n
Frequently asked questions<\/h2>\n
Is a shared CloudLinux licence the same software?<\/h3>\n
Does “unlimited accounts” mean unlimited sites?<\/h3>\n
Does CloudLinux need cPanel?<\/h3>\n
What else should I budget for?<\/h3>\n
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