Simple Scripts

Hi Hondo,
I've not heard of SimpleScripts but I have a simmilar application integrated into DA called Installatron which appears to be more or less the same thing. See what you think.
 
Seems cool but I think most of us use Installatron. You should ask them if they support Directadmin or not.
 
Thanks for the responses guys. I was just curious if there was a way to integrate Simple Scripts, just like Installatron, as I have had previous experience with Simple Scripts. One thing I liked about Simple Script was it's ability to convert existing Fantastico installations, but in researching Installatron a bit more, I see it can do the same thing as well. :)
 
SimpleScripts looks interesting, but it appears to be a lot more expensive than Installatron. So I didn't bother contacting them to tell them that perhaps they should look into supporting DirectAdmin.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
SimpleScripts looks interesting, but it appears to be a lot more expensive than Installatron. So I didn't bother contacting them to tell them that perhaps they should look into supporting DirectAdmin.

Jeff
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More expensive? Simple Scripts appears to be $15/year while Installatron is $50/year.
 
The $15/year price is for individual websites.

For webhosts I found this here:

Questions about Money
SimpleScripts offers two plans. Choose the one that interests you.
End User Subscriptions
Our most popular option. You pay nothing, and the end user is given one free installation of up to 3 scripts. For upgrades and more advanced capabilities, the end user pays a yearly subscription of $15, out of which you recieve $5, paid on a monthly basis on any new qualifying user accounts (those with upgrade or overage usage).
Host Supplement
Under this plan, you'll be required to supplement the cost of each end user subscription at $5, billed on any new qualifying user accounts (those with upgrade or overage usage) set up each month. Your users will not be confronted with subscription messages, and you will have the distinction of having one of the few hosting plans with FREE SimpleScripts.
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That sounds significantly more expensive than $50 for a serverwide license.

The last time I renewed my Installatron licenses they were less than $50 per license; even if they've gone up, they're still worth it compared to a per-user license from SimpleScripts. At least to me.

Jeff
 
SimpleScripts is free now

I would like to revive this thread since this script have changed its business model. I am really interested in getting it integrated with DirectAdmin because it now represents a free and competitive alternative to other one-clic script installation systems.
Has anyone integrated with DirectAdmin?

Isaias
 
Here's a quote from their website:
SimpleScripts supports cPanel, Plesk, Interworx, DirectAdmin and ISPsystem right out of the box.
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So it appears the integration is already done.

Let us know how it goes.

Jeff
 
Hello,

It says it is integrated with DirectAdmin out of the box but when you sign in you find only plugins for Cpanel, Plesk and Interworx (well, it only says it is already built in that panel), but not Directadmin or any other.
I have wrote them twice, sent them a Tweet and no answer. Maybe It is not worth the effort if that's the level of support you are going to have.
It's a shame because the service looks really good.

Isaias
 
Hi,

Apart from using these two, you can use Softaculous; an Auto Installer, which can be integrated with Directadmin and having more than 150 scripts. Alos It has a Free License supporting 60 scripts.

More information is available at:

http://www.softaculous.com/
http://www.softaculous.com/scripts_in_free

You can compare the pricing here:

I have compared the pricing of both here:
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http://www.softaculous.com/pricing

https://secure.installatron.com/pricing
http://www.softaculous.com/NOCs
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I am currently using Softaculous in all my cpanel servers and seems pretty good.

Regards,
Ajo
 
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