Plesk License

Plesk is a server license in the Offshore Hosting catalog — a control panel for Linux and Windows servers, covering web hosting, mail, and application management. Pricing and supply details are pending owner confirmation, and checkout remains disabled until verification is complete.

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Purpose

Plesk licenses the Plesk control panel, which manages websites, mail, databases, DNS, and applications from a single interface. It is available for Linux and Windows servers and is commonly used by hosting providers, agencies, and businesses that manage many sites across different platforms.

Who It Is For

Hosting providers, agencies, and businesses that manage websites on Linux or Windows servers and want one panel for web, mail, DNS, and application management.

Edition and License Metrics

Plesk is offered in four editions on this page: Linux VPS, Linux Dedicated, Windows VPS, and Windows Dedicated. The edition must match both the operating system and the server type. The correct edition is confirmed at order time; the wrong edition will not activate on a mismatched server.

Licensing is per server, with the edition determined by operating system (Linux or Windows) and server type (VPS or dedicated). The number of domains permitted depends on the vendor’s current edition limits, which must be confirmed with the vendor before an order is placed. No limit is stated here; it is unverified.

Supported Environments

Supported on Linux and Windows servers that meet the vendor’s current system requirements. The server must have a clean, supported operating system installation, a valid hostname, and outbound network access for license verification and updates.

Prerequisites

A server with a supported Linux or Windows version, administrator access, a resolvable fully qualified domain name, and sufficient disk space and memory for the vendor’s current minimum requirements. Any existing control panel must be removed or the server rebuilt before installation.

Billing Term and Renewal

Licenses are billed on a recurring monthly term. The price shown is a placeholder until the owner confirms it. Renewal continues on the same term unless the license is cancelled before the renewal date. There is no lifetime option.

Activation

Activation is handled through a manual fulfillment queue after the order is placed. The license is registered against the server’s primary IP address and confirmed once the vendor’s licensing system recognises that IP. Activation is not instant.

Updates and Support

Updates are provided by the vendor while the license remains active and in good standing, following the vendor’s current release policy. Access stops if the license lapses.

First-line support for billing and registration is provided by Offshore Hosting. Technical support for the software is provided by the vendor under its current terms. The exact division is confirmed at order time.

Transfer and Compatibility

The license is tied to the server IP address it was registered against. Moving it requires a transfer or re-issue under the vendor’s current transfer policy. Availability and conditions are confirmed before the move.

Plesk works with the web servers, mail servers, and databases supported by the installed edition and version, and with extensions that are compatible with that version. Check specific compatibility against the vendor’s documentation for the installed version.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Plesk edition do I need?

Match the edition to the operating system and the server type: Linux or Windows, and VPS or dedicated. The wrong edition will not activate on a mismatched server.

Does Plesk run on both Linux and Windows?

Yes. Separate editions exist for each operating system, and the edition must match the server it will be installed on.

How is the license activated?

After the order is placed, the license is registered against the server’s primary IP address through a manual fulfillment queue. Activation is confirmed once the vendor’s licensing system recognises that IP.