Website files
Bring the files and content behind your customers’ websites.
Your customer accounts don’t have to start from scratch. Bring websites, email, and databases from cPanel or DirectAdmin, and manage the move from one place.
Built-in importers. Your choice of accounts. Your pace.
A familiar business.
A fresh place to manage it.
An illustration of what your move can bring together.
Import supported account data together, instead of rebuilding every customer account by hand.
Bring the files and content behind your customers’ websites.
Carry over mailboxes, stored messages, and supported forwarders.
Bring application data, database users, and supported access permissions.
Keep domains and their supported records with the accounts they belong to.
Import supported recurring tasks so they’re ready for your review.
Bring supported SSL and PHP settings, then check each website before going live.
What moves depends on the source account and its backup contents. Custom apps, plugins, and integrations need their own checks.
Try this preview to see how account selection, plan matching, and progress tracking fit together.
Choose the cPanel accounts you want to bring over. Start with a representative account, check the result, then plan your next batch.
Follow each account and review anything that needs attention.
Check websites and email, confirm account setup, then plan the live switch.
Your source accounts stay available while you plan the switch.
Built-in controls help you organize customer accounts and keep the move manageable as your hosting business changes panels.
Match your existing hosting plans to MaxPanel packages, so accounts land on the plans you choose.
Work through selected batches. Pause the queue before starting more accounts, then resume when you’re ready.
See account progress, review issues, and retry failed or skipped accounts without selecting the whole batch again.
Give yourself room to check the destination before sending customers and visitors there.
Talk through your moveChoose one that reflects the websites and email you host. Use the result to plan the rest.
Open the websites, test email, and review account access and important settings.
Plan any last changes and the final switch. Keep your source and a backup until you’re happy with the result.
Yes. MaxPanel has built-in account importers for both. Connect the source, select accounts, match them to MaxPanel packages, and follow their progress in the panel. You need suitable access to the source and a prepared MaxPanel server.
No. Choose the accounts you want to move and start with a manageable batch. You can pause the queue and resume it later. Accounts already in progress may continue while the queue is paused.
Review its status and resolve the issue, then retry that account. You also choose how the importer handles account names that already exist on MaxPanel, so replacements are a deliberate choice.
The importers bring supported account data across. Custom apps, third-party tools, billing integrations, and unusual settings need separate checks. Plan customer sign-in details and test each account before going live.
No. Review the restored account and test websites and email before changing where live traffic goes. Migration progress and account restoration are separate from your final checks and live switch.
There is no universal zero-downtime guarantee. Timing depends on the websites, email activity, and final changes involved. A test import and a planned switch help you spot issues before the live move.
Explore the plans, then start by evaluating a representative account.
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