A Virtualizor alternative built natively for Proxmox VE
If your stack is Proxmox, NexoVirt gives you a self-hosted panel designed specifically for it: a unified multi-host dashboard, a customer portal, IPAM, resource plans, alerting and a clean REST API, all running on your own infrastructure.
Why look for a Virtualizor alternative?
Virtualizor is a well-established, commercially licensed VPS control panel that supports multiple hypervisors. That breadth is useful if you run a mixed estate, but it also means the product is not purpose-built for any single hypervisor. If your infrastructure is entirely Proxmox VE, you are paying for and working around a multi-hypervisor abstraction you may not need.
NexoVirt takes a different approach: it targets Proxmox VE specifically. There is no hypervisor abstraction layer to navigate. Every feature, inventory, IPAM, NAT, OS templates, metrics, is designed around the Proxmox API directly. If Proxmox is your hypervisor, that specificity translates into a tighter, more coherent workflow.
How NexoVirt compares
A high-level look at NexoVirt versus a traditional multi-hypervisor VPS panel on dimensions that matter most to Proxmox operators.
| Capability | Traditional VPS panel | NexoVirt |
|---|---|---|
| Built natively for Proxmox VE | Multi-hypervisor abstraction layer | Proxmox-only, no abstraction overhead |
| Self-hosted | Typically yes, with a commercial licence | Yes, runs on your own infrastructure |
| Per-VM licensing fee | Often tiered per VM or per node | None, no per-VM cost |
| Customer portal & RBAC | Varies by product and edition | Scoped portal, IDOR-safe, SSH keys, 2FA |
| IPAM, NAT & port-forwarding | Varies; often requires external tooling | IPv4/IPv6 zones, static assignment, NAT, DNAT |
| Clean REST API with bearer tokens | API quality and design varies |
Consistent {success,data,error} envelope
|
| In-browser console | Varies by product | xterm.js serial terminal + noVNC fallback |
| Alerting (email, webhooks) | Varies; may require add-ons | Rules, inbox, email, Discord & Google Chat |
| Product status | Established, production releases | GA: Community Edition, actively developed |
| Billing & invoicing | Typically included or via integration | On the roadmap, not yet shipped |
What it costs, and the other options
Licensing cost
Virtualizor is a commercial multi-hypervisor panel typically licensed per node/server, so the panel bill grows with every host you add.
NexoVirt is flat: free up to 2 Proxmox nodes with every feature, then EUR 29–149/mo for unlimited nodes — and no per-VM fee. Since NexoVirt targets Proxmox only, there's no multi-hypervisor abstraction cost either. See pricing.
Other alternatives worth knowing
Where NexoVirt fits: a single Proxmox-native panel — customer portals, plans, IPAM, NAT, alerting and a clean REST API — self-hosted, with no per-VM licensing and nothing to abstract across hypervisors.
What NexoVirt gives you on Proxmox
Everything ships together, no plugins, no external services.
Multi-host management
All your Proxmox hosts, nodes and guests in one panel. Adopt existing nodes via an SSH discovery agent, no reinstall required.
Customer portal & 2FA
A scoped self-service portal for your customers: power actions, console, SSH key management, TOTP 2FA, with server-side IDOR checks so customers only see their own guests.
IPAM & NAT
IPv4 and IPv6 zones with automatic subnet math, static or DHCP assignment at provision time, NAT with MASQUERADE, and per-host port-forwarding managed from the panel.
Plans & enforcement
Define resource bundles: cores, RAM, disk, monthly traffic, expiry, grace period. The enforcement engine auto-suspends and auto-deletes plan-assigned guests; custom guests are never touched.
In-browser console
An xterm.js serial terminal for LXC and serial-capable QEMU guests, with noVNC as a graphical fallback. No client to install.
Clean REST API
Bearer-token REST API with a consistent
{success, data, error} envelope, per-token scoping
and in-app docs. Build your own tooling on top, or use it as a
billing bridge until native invoicing ships.
Built on top of Proxmox, not instead of it
NexoVirt does not replace Proxmox VE. It talks to the Proxmox REST API on your behalf, so your hypervisor, storage, networking and live migration all stay exactly as they are. You can open the Proxmox web UI at any time. NexoVirt and Proxmox are not in conflict.
Adoption is non-destructive. A lightweight discovery agent is installed on each Proxmox host via SSH. It imports your existing VMs and containers with no reinstall required, then continues to sync inventory, collect metrics, apply NAT rules and deliver cloud-init snippets. Remove the agent at any time and your Proxmox setup is untouched.
Everything NexoVirt adds, the portal, the API, the plans engine, the alerting, runs on your own infrastructure. No data leaves your network to reach NexoVirt servers. See how it works →
An honest note on where NexoVirt is today
NexoVirt is available now. The core features, multi-host management, guest lifecycle, customer portal, IPAM, plans, alerting, backups, snapshots and the REST API, are built and working against real Proxmox hosts. The panel is being used in production by operators and is actively developed.
Billing and invoicing are on the roadmap, not yet shipped. If your workflow today requires integrated invoicing, the REST API lets you build your own bridge to an existing billing system in the interim. The billing engine is a stated priority for an upcoming release.
If you are evaluating a self-hosted Virtualizor alternative and your stack is Proxmox, NexoVirt is worth a look: Community Edition is free (up to 2 nodes) and some features are still on the way.
Frequently asked questions
Free Community Edition
Try a Proxmox-native panel today
NexoVirt is available now. Community Edition is free (up to 2 nodes) for the panel, the customer portal and the REST API running on your own Proxmox infrastructure.