The page that used to be webkutir.net
wkPanel is a control panel for a server you already operate. It is built by WebKutir Software for operators who want domains, DNS, SSL, PHP, databases, and cron on one Ubuntu server. Customer sites stay on the public web ports. The panel is a separate sign-in.
Staff, resellers, and customers each see only their slice. Licenses stay on the instance. Sites stay on the public ports — the panel does not take them over.
What is in the box
The same tools you expect from a hosting panel, written for this product. It is not a white-label of another vendor.
Ask us for a walkthrough, a license, or a hosted instance. This website is the public face of WebKutir Software. We send the panel sign-in to the people who should have it.
In the box
Domains and SSL
Add a domain or a subdomain of the panel host. Inactivate parks the site. Let’s Encrypt certificates issue on ports 80 and 443 when DNS points at the server.
Zone editor
BIND zones with NS, A, MX, and the records you add. Nameservers on the panel domain can carry glue.
PHP versions
Scan and assign PHP-FPM per domain. On Ubuntu 26.04 that includes PHP 8.5, and the vhost handler stays in sync.
Databases
MariaDB users named for the account, and phpMyAdmin from the panel when you need a browser into the data.
Files and Git
Browse the home directory, upload, extract, and clone or pull a repository without leaving the panel.
Cron jobs
cPanel-style schedules — common presets or raw fields — running from the account home on the minute.
Who it is for
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Hosting operators
Stand up accounts, packages, and PHP-FPM versions. Publish Apache vhosts and certificates from the same desk.
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Resellers
Sell seats under your own brand. Quotas for customers, domains, disk, and databases stay visible.
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Site owners
Add a domain, open the file manager, create a database, and schedule cron without SSH for daily work.
Questions
Does wkPanel take over the public website?
No. Customer sites stay on the public web ports. The panel is a separate sign-in, and we send that address when you ask.