Ænix Public Cloud Platform — for everyone who sells cloud – Ænix

Open-source Cozystack (CNCF project, created by Ænix) → Ænix Public Cloud, Private Cloud and AI Platform → Ænix builds, operates and migrates them.
A modern alternative to OpenStack for everyone who sells cloud — from a regional hoster with forty nodes to a national operator with several data centres. A complete public-cloud product for hosting providers: hosting panel, billing, customer portal, payments, support. Install, plug in users, start operating.
The live demo runs in your browser on demo data: the customer portal (marketplace, console, account, support) and, behind the Admin switch, the operator back-office with clients, verification, invoices and resource pricing. No signup, no cluster.
A regional hoster with forty nodes and a national operator with several data centres are in the same business: you sell capacity to someone who is not you, so you need billing, a customer-facing portal, tenant isolation you can defend under audit, and payments that reconcile. That is one product, not two. The difference is how much of it is switched on.
The technology underneath is identical, which is the point: a provider that grows into the right-hand column does not replatform. It turns on multi-region and keeps its portal, its billing and its tenants.
Usage metering, invoicing, payment processing. Stripe, regional payment providers and B2B invoicing. Not API hooks you finish yourself — an actual production billing surface, with multi-currency and multi-jurisdiction support at operator scale, and pre-paid balance, post-paid invoicing, channel-partner billing and reseller margin handling.
A production-ready module with billing templates for the panel you already run. Two integration modes: WHMCS as the customer-facing front, or Cozystack Dashboard as the front with WHMCS as the billing back-end. Full usage data tracked and stored behind a documented API. More on the WHMCS integration →
An admin back-office for the operator, plus a customer-facing console (Cozystack Dashboard with your branding; white-labeling is an open-source Cozystack feature, and support for configuring it is included from the Standard tier) with self-service registration, profiles, team management and support ticketing.
Guided flows for VMs, Kubernetes clusters, managed databases (PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Valkey, Kafka, ClickHouse, RabbitMQ, NATS), S3-compatible object storage and GPU workloads. No YAML required from end customers.
Tenant lifecycle controls built in — automatic suspension of overdue accounts, resource blocking, lock for security review. No engineering ticket to suspend a non-paying tenant.
Orchestrates native KubeVirt VMs and runs alongside existing VMware, OpenStack, OpenNebula and OpenShift infrastructure during migration. Storage-class compatibility with shared SAN, S3-compatible and on-premise block storage; network integration with existing fabrics over BGP, OVN and Cilium.
Native multi-region orchestration: workload placement, identity, network and storage policy enforced across regions. A tenant can live in one region or span several.
Managed PostgreSQL (CloudNativePG), MariaDB, Valkey, Kafka, ClickHouse, RabbitMQ, NATS, MongoDB, OpenSearch and Qdrant; S3 storage (SeaweedFS); HTTP cache; VPN service; GPU workloads.
Built-in VM migration tooling and runbooks for moving off VMware, OpenStack, Virtuozzo and OpenNebula. Migration is guided by Ænix on the Plus tier and managed by Ænix on Enterprise; on the other tiers it is quoted as a service. Migration guides →
A subscription is a support tier plus the proprietary Ænix commercial modules (billing system and WHMCS integration), priced per 10 physical nodes per month: Basic $1,250, Standard $3,000, Plus $5,500 on annual billing, Enterprise custom. A team running Cozystack itself buys the same subscription as enterprise support for self-run Cozystack and can simply leave the commercial modules unused. Platform installation is included from Standard, 24×7 support from Plus. If the subscription ends, the open-source Cozystack platform keeps running on your hardware; the commercial modules and Ænix support stop. Full tier comparison →
Most small and mid-size providers are not running OpenStack at all. They run Virtualizor, SolusVM, Proxmox with a billing bolt-on, or a panel written in-house. Those tools do one job well: sell and provision VPS.
The honest read: if VPS resale is your whole business and the margin satisfies you, a panel is cheaper and simpler — keep it. This platform pays for itself when you want to sell managed services, databases, Kubernetes and GPU without building each one yourself.
The three Ænix platforms are the same engine with different surfaces switched on, so they compose rather than compete. Nothing here is a separate installation.
A telco selling a sovereign cloud product while running its own regulated internal estate takes both, on one platform, under one operations team.
Providers running Ænix Public Cloud Platform include GoHost.kz, HDReady, Beby Cloud, HiKube, UseTech, Cloupard, Cloudsy, delivering multi-tenant cloud products across the EU, DACH, Central Asia and other regions.
One commercial public cloud built on this platform is written up in detail: a Swiss provider running three data centres with synchronous cross-DC replication and GPU in production.
Platform Readiness Assessment →
Tell us your scale, your current stack and what you sell today — we reply by email and set up a focused call with an Ænix engineer to confirm fit. Or book a 30-minute call in the calendar right away.
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Prefer to start with numbers? Model your margins in the hosting-provider unit economics calculator. The recorded webinar Add Kubernetes, databases and GPU to your price list walks through the catalogue, billing and migration path.
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