

FluxBilling
FluxBilling is a billing and infrastructure platform for hosting providers, data centres and bare metal operators.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Self-Hosted
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Extensible by Plugins/Extensions
- Automatic Backup
- Recurring Billing
- Real time collaboration
- Dark Mode
- No Coding Required
- Ad-free
- Encrypted Backup
- Two-factor Authentication
- IPAM
- Cloud Hosting
FluxBilling News & Activities
Recent activities
- FluxBilling added FluxBilling
FluxBilling added FluxBilling as alternative to Autumn, BoxBilling, Hostflower and BILLmanager
FluxBilling information
What is FluxBilling?
FluxBilling is a billing and infrastructure platform for hosting providers, data centres and bare metal operators.
Most providers end up running billing in one system and the datacentre in another, then writing scripts to keep the two in agreement. The invoice says a server is paid for, the rack says it is still in stock, and the IP spreadsheet says something else again. FluxBilling puts all of it in one database. When an order is paid, a server is picked from inventory, addresses are allocated, the operating system installs over PXE or iPXE, and the invoice closes, with nothing glued in between.
Billing covers invoicing, retries, dunning, multi currency, EU VAT including reverse charge and OSS, a reseller portal and usage based metering. DCIM covers racks, U positions, cabling, power and PDU monitoring, and inventory with spare parts. IPAM handles IPv4 and IPv6 allocations tied to the actual service. Provisioning covers PXE and iPXE operating system installs, IPMI and Redfish lifecycle control, and switch and VLAN automation.
Everything external is a plugin. Payment gateways, hypervisors, registrars and notification channels are built in a visual flow editor in the browser rather than written in code, exported as a JSON manifest, and either kept private to your install or published to the marketplace inside the platform. There is no charge per gateway and no charge per module, so the plugin system is included on every plan.
Importers for WHMCS and EasyDCIM ship on every plan. They connect over a direct MySQL connection, optionally through an SSH tunnel, and bring across clients, services, recurring invoices, products and addons, plus racks, U positions and IP allocations from EasyDCIM. A preview runs against a sandbox first, so you see what lands before anything is committed.
Plans start at 4.95 EUR per month. The lower plans are managed and run in Germany, each customer in an isolated Kubernetes namespace with its own PostgreSQL database. The top plan adds a self hosted option for running it on your own hardware.
FluxBilling is currently in open beta.





