Configuring Virtualizor Cloud Manager

After license activation, configure the module from Virtualizor Cloud in Paymenter admin.

Virtualizor API credentials are configured on the Virtualizor Cloud server extension under Servers, not duplicated in Cloud Manager settings.

Before clients can launch VPS instances, you must complete Settings, create a hidden Paymenter product for provisioning, and link it under Settings → Billing. Cloud Products and pricing rules control what clients see and pay; the hidden product is only the backend shell Paymenter uses to create and renew services.

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Main Areas

• Overview: dashboard, health checks, quick links

• Settings → General: launch page, public name, panel URL

• Settings → Virtualizor: default region, node, virtualization, sync

• Settings → Client Features: toggles for console, backups, stacks, and other client functions

• Settings → Billing: provisioning product, invoice vs PAYG plans, and credit rules

• Settings → Pricing Rules: global discounts, unit prices, and free trial limits

• Operating Systems: OS templates for the launch wizard

• Regions / Nodes: capacity and placement management

• Cloud Categories: launcher groups, sale models, and resource limits

• Cloud Products: fixed plans, included resources, and upgrade-on-launch options

• Stacks: application stacks for post-install deployment

• Proxy Settings: Edge URL module connection

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Video Walkthrough

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Step 1: Settings → General

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Settings → General.

• Public cloud product name: label shown to clients in the launch wizard and service list

• Launch page path: URL path for the wizard (example: cloud/launch). Do not include a leading slash.

• Panel public URL: public URL VPS install scripts call for stack recipes (/api/vcloud/installations). Leave empty to use Paymenter Settings → App URL.

• Enable Launch Server page: display the client launch page in navigation

• Require login to open Launch: when disabled, visitors can configure a server before signing in

• Debug mode / Detailed logs: enable temporarily when troubleshooting provisioning or stack installations

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Step 2: Settings → Virtualizor

Open the Virtualizor tab.

Credentials (panel URL, API key, API password) are inherited from the Virtualizor Cloud server extension under Servers.

This tab controls how the module uses that connection:

• Default region and Default node: fallback placement when a cloud product does not specify one

• Default virtualization: KVM, OpenVZ, LXC, or Proxmox

• SSL verify: disable only for self-signed certificates in testing environments

• Timeout (s): API request timeout value

• Automatic sync and Sync interval (min): synchronize regions, nodes, and templates with Virtualizor

Import regions and nodes under Virtualizor Cloud → Regions / Nodes before relying on these defaults.

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Step 3: Create the Hidden Provisioning Product

The module provisions VPS services through Paymenter like any other product. Clients never purchase this product directly.

The product remains hidden and serves as the backend service record for Cloud Launch orders.

3a. Create a Category

1. Go to Products → Categories

2. Create a category with any name (for example: Cloud Infrastructure or Internal)

3b. Create the Hidden Product

1. Go to Products → Create

2. Enter a name and description

3. Assign the category created previously

4. Under Server, select the Virtualizor Cloud server extension

5. Set visibility to Hidden

6. Save the product

3c. Add Two Pricing Plans

Open the product Pricing tab and create two plans.

Plan 1 — Monthly Renewals (Invoice Mode)

Field	Value
Name	Any label (example: Cloud monthly renewal)
Type	Recurring
Time interval	1
Billing period	Month
Currency	Your store currency
Price	Any value — used only to define renewal cadence

This plan is used to generate monthly renewal invoices for invoice-mode deployments.

Plan 2 — PAYG Shell (Pay-As-You-Go Mode)

Field	Value
Name	Any label (example: Cloud PAYG)
Type	Free

PAYG services are billed through account credit and usage metering.

The plan must be Free (or one-time) so Paymenter does not generate renewal invoices.

Save both plans before continuing.

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Step 4: Settings → Billing

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Settings → Billing.

Default Provisioning Links

Setting	What to Select	Purpose
Default provisioning product	Hidden product from Step 3	Product used to provision and manage VPS services
Default billing plan	Recurring monthly plan	Renewal schedule for invoice-mode deployments
Default PAYG plan	Free plan	PAYG provisioning without recurring invoices

All three values must be configured before invoice or PAYG provisioning can function.

Billing Modes

Enable the sale models used in Cloud Products:

• Fixed product billing

• Category billing

• Slider / custom resources

• Pay-as-you-go

• Invoice billing

• Let client choose invoice vs PAYG

PAYG Credit Rules

• Min credit to create VPS

• Min credit to keep VPS active

• PAYG debit interval (hours)

• PAYG grace period (hours)

• When credit runs out: warn, suspend, shut down, or block actions

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Step 5: Settings → Pricing Rules

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Settings → Pricing Rules.

These values power the launch wizard calculator and PAYG metering.

Global Discount

• First month only — applies discount only to the initial order

• Lifetime — applies discount to all future charges

• Free trial — allows free resources within configured limits

Configure:

• Global discount (%)

• Free trial (days)

Eligible Customers

• New users (no existing services)

• Existing users (already have services)

Free Trial Limits

Define limits for:

• vCPU

• RAM

• Disk

• Bandwidth

• Additional IPs

• Backup slots

Usage beyond limits is billed normally.

Unit Prices (Per Month)

Configure:

• Per vCPU / month

• Per GB RAM / month

• Per GB disk / month

• Per TB bandwidth / month

• Per extra IPv4 / month

• Per IPv6 address / month

• Per IPv6 subnet / month

• Per GB SWAP / month

• Per backup slot / month

These prices are used by:

• Slider-based categories

• PAYG metering

• Upgrade-on-launch calculations

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Step 6: Settings → Client Features

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Settings → Client Features.

Configure which actions clients may perform from their service panel:

• Power controls

• Console access

• Reinstall

• Rescue mode

• Backups

• Firewall management

• Networking

• Port forwarding

• ISO mounting

• SSH keys

• Recipes

• Scheduling

• Cloud Apps / Deploy Center

• Automatic stack deployment

Choose a stack installation method:

• Virtualizor Recipe (recommended)

• SSH from Paymenter (legacy mode)

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Step 7: Import Operating Systems

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Operating Systems.

Import or synchronize operating system templates from Virtualizor.

These templates appear in the launch wizard and are used for stack compatibility checks.

Enable only the templates you intend to offer.

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Step 8: Cloud Categories

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Cloud Categories.

Categories represent the first step of the client launch wizard.

Identity

• Name

• Slug

• Description

• Icon

• Banner

Sale Model

Model	Behavior
Product Based (Fixed Plans)	Clients select predefined plans
Slider Based (Custom Resources)	Clients build custom VPS configurations

Slider Limits

Configure:

• Min

• Max

• Step

• Default

For all supported resources.

Category Restrictions

Optionally restrict:

• Regions

• Nodes

• Operating systems

• Stacks

Visibility

• Active

• Show in frontend

• Sort order

Create at least one active category before adding Cloud Products.

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Step 9: Cloud Products

Open Virtualizor Cloud → Cloud Products.

Cloud Products are the plans displayed inside product-based categories.

Identity and Category

• Name

• Slug

• Description

• Icon

• Banner

• Category

• Type

Provisioning Link

• Paymenter product

• Virtualizor plan ID

Resources and Upgrade on Launch

For each resource configure:

1. Included amount

2. Allow upgrade on launch

Supported resources include:

• vCPU

• RAM

• Disk

• Bandwidth

• SWAP

• IPv4

• IPv6

• IPv6 subnets

• Backups

Additional resources are priced using the global Pricing Rules unit rates.

Pricing Fields

• Monthly price

• PAYG hourly

• Setup fee

Availability and Visibility

• Allowed regions

• Allowed operating systems

• Allowed stacks

• Default stack

• Active

• Featured

• Show in launcher

• Sort order

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Step 10: Test a Deployment

1. Confirm all default provisioning links are configured

2. Verify Pricing Rules unit prices are set

3. Open the client Launch page

4. Test a product-based deployment with upgrade-on-launch enabled

5. Test invoice mode provisioning

6. Test PAYG provisioning and usage metering

7. Confirm VPS creation in Virtualizor and Paymenter

8. Verify deployment progress when using stacks

9. Confirm suspend, unsuspend, and renewal functionality

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Support

Questions about configuration?

Open a ticket at gashfix.dev/support and include your Virtualizor Cloud Module purchase details.