We’re excited to announce the release of our newest integration for dedicated server providers: the TenantOS module for HostBill!

TenantOS module for HostBill

TenantOS is a comprehensive server management and automation platform for hosting providers, data centers, and IT admins, offering a unified interface to control physical servers, virtual machines and external provider servers from one place. With the new module, HostBill service providers can now offer fully automated dedicated servers running on TenantOS — complete with advanced billing, provisioning, and client-area server controls.

Just like other HostBill dedicated server modules, TenantOS allows providers to monetize physical hardware with precision. The module supports billing for the servers themselves, for bandwidth consumption and for IP assignments, ensuring accurate and transparent charging based on real usage. This flexibility makes it easier than ever to offer competitive, usage-based pricing models to your customers.

The TenantOS integration automates the entire server deployment process. When a service is purchased, HostBill communicates with TenantOS to configure network ports, assign IP addresses, install the operating system, and automatically create a TenantOS user account. Providers can also rely on automated port toggling during suspension and unsuspension, along with bandwidth overuse monitoring that can trigger notifications or server shutdowns. This high level of automation dramatically reduces manual work, speeds up delivery times and helps ensure consistent, error-free provisioning.

Client Area usability is at the heart of the TenantOS module. Customers gain direct access to all essential server management tools, including IP management, OS reinstallation, server recovery, power controls, console access and detailed usage graphs. With seamless login into TenantOS, users can manage their environment without switching between interfaces — giving them the convenience and transparency they expect. For administrators, the TenantOS module brings clear insights into billing, bandwidth usage and IP assignments, while offering fine-grained control over which features customers can access in the client area. Combined with HostBill’s strong automation workflows for provisioning, suspension and termination, this module delivers full lifecycle management with minimal oversight required.

To find out more visit the module’s feature-page!

Release notes

In other release news we introduce smarter admin tools, expanded automation capabilities and improvements across various modules.

Managing accounts programmatically just got easier. The editAccountDetails API call now supports updating related module details, providing tighter automation and more flexibility for integrations and provisioning workflows. In admin panel, admins can now generate client account statements for unpaid invoices only, making financial follow-ups and credit control significantly more efficient.

All fraud-protection modules now share a new option to automatically ban IP addresses associated with fraudulent orders, improving security and reducing repeat abuse. Additionally, we a new tool allows to clear outdated or inactive IP bans, ensuring your ban list stays relevant and manageable. Keeping your system tidy is now also easier than ever with the new option to bulk-remove old banned IP entries, helping you stay organized and maintain cleaner security logs.

Several new enhancements were introduced to various HostBill modules. A refinement to InternetX synchronization ensures that Registry Auto-Renew is correctly enabled even when a domain has a cancellation request, preventing unintended lapses. Plesk provisioning is now more flexible, with new options to override disk size and domain limits directly during package creation—ideal for custom hosting plans. Bunny DNS receives new configuration options, including: Use module-provided NS info as custom nameservers on zone creation and Define a custom SOA email. These additions give providers finer control over DNS behavior. The IPAM plugin now enhances the client search modal with filters for Lists and VLANs, making IP allocation searches quicker and more precise. The Disposable Email Blocker cron task now runs every hour instead of daily, offering faster detection and blocking of temporary email domains. A new configuration option, Digital Goods, has been added to PayPal Billing Agreements, enhancing compatibility with products that do not require shipping or physical delivery. And last but not least, a brand-new Coinpayments2 integration built on the latest Coinpayments API is now available, offering more modern, stable, and secure crypto payment handling.

For all the details please refer to out Changelog.