Self-hosted infrastructure stack
TulioCP is an open-source Linux server control panel for hosting, DNS, mail, and databases. TulioBilling is its native billing and client-management companion. No per-account license fees, no vendor lock-in — the code is GPL-3.0 and Apache-2.0, and it runs on infrastructure you already control.
Live panel, published login
panel.tuliocp.com is a production deployment running TulioCP's built-in
read-only demo mode. Sign in with the published account and open anything — users,
domains, DNS zones, mail, databases, backups, the file manager, the logs.
/api/ answers
Error: Disabled, so this login is a way to look at the
interface, not a way to drive the panel over HTTP.
demo as a
password on a TulioCP install of your own or anywhere else.
billing.tuliocp.com is a separate application with its own demo caveats — self-registration is closed
there and no login is published for it. These credentials work on the panel only.
The port is part of the address — :8083 is the panel;
:443 on the same host is an ordinary web server.
Two products, one lifecycle
The control panel underneath the infrastructure you already run.
A GPL-3.0 fork of HestiaCP, itself descended from VestaCP. It runs Apache and nginx, five PHP branches side by side, Bind for DNS, Exim and Dovecot for mail, and MariaDB or PostgreSQL — administered from a web panel or a 500-command CLI.
Explore the panel →Commerce and provisioning, wired directly into the panel.
An Apache-2.0 fork of FOSSBilling, descended from BoxBilling. It handles invoicing, orders, and client management, and ships a native TulioCP server-manager module so a paid order provisions a real hosting account without a middle integration layer.
Explore billing →Verified integration
TulioBilling's server-manager module talks to the panel's access-key–authenticated API. These seven actions are implemented and were verified against a live instance — not aspirational roadmap items.
Temporarily inactive against the hosted panel. The panel at
panel.tuliocp.com is running in read-only demo mode, which disables its
API, so TulioBilling cannot provision through it until demo mode is switched off. Nothing
below was removed or changed: on a TulioCP install of your own, the adapter runs today.
Access-key authenticated connection test against the panel API
Provisions the system user and primary domain in one pass
Locks the account without deleting data
Restores access to a suspended account
Reassigns hosting plan limits on the panel side
Rotates panel credentials from the billing order
Tears down the account when a service is terminated
What operators actually do
Apache and nginx with PHP-FPM across five major versions on one box. DNS clustering, mail with anti-spam and anti-virus, MariaDB and PostgreSQL, and one-click installers for WordPress, Laravel, Nextcloud, and eight more stacks.
See what's under host →iptables and fail2ban brute-force detection out of the box, SSH/SFTP chroot jails, two-factor auth on the admin panel, and wildcard Let's Encrypt across web and mail domains.
See what's under secure →Every admin action has a v-* CLI and API equivalent — over 500 commands. Cron jobs, access keys, and a REST API mean the panel is scriptable, not just clickable.
See what's under automate →Automated backups to SFTP, FTP, or 50+ cloud providers via Rclone, plus Restic-based backup and restore for full-user, database, and file-level recovery.
See what's under recover →Debian 13 · amd64
Fetch the installer from the panel repository and run it, or add apt.tuliocp.com by hand and pull the packages yourself. Both source repositories are readable without an account — there is no access request anywhere in this path.