Sell game servers
from one panel.
Flaem is a control panel and billing system for hosting companies. Sell, bill and support game servers, VPS, LXC containers, dedicated servers, email and domains from one place, on your own infrastructure.
- Available since 22 October 2026You can buy a licence today
- Ordered through a formA proforma for the calculator amount
- 14-day trialEvery feature from the first install
One panel for everything you sell.
Every service type in Flaem has its own setup wizard, its own actions in the client panel and the same billing. A customer buys a game server, a VPS and a mailbox in one store and pays from one wallet.
Game servers
36 games and 97 ready server definitions, from Minecraft to SCP:SL. Upload your own Pterodactyl and Pelican eggs from a file, a URL or a repository.
Game server panelKVM VPS
Install from a template, from an ISO in your catalogue or from the customer's own system image. Customers take snapshots, restore the system and enter rescue mode on their own.
Proxmox VPS panelLXC containers
A cheaper alternative to a VPS with the same set of actions. Nesting lets customers run Docker inside.
LXC containers in the VPS panelVDS
Dedicated cores and memory on a virtual machine. Sell it as a product of its own, with its own price and limits.
VDS in the VPS panelDedicated servers
Power, network reinstall and a SOL or KVM console, through the machine's controller over Redfish or IPMI. Customers never call the data centre and you never send a technician to the rack.
Dedicated servers in the panelWeb hosting
Sites in PHP, Node and Python plus WordPress. TLS certificates are issued and renewed automatically.
Web hosting and appsDomains, mailboxes, aliases and quotas. DKIM, SPF and DMARC records land in the DNS zone automatically.
Email, domains and DNSDomains and DNS
Domain registration and customer DNS zones in the same panel. Customers need no separate registrar account.
Domains and DNS in the panelNetworking
IPv4 and IPv6 pools, rDNS, BGP and GRE tunnels. DDoS protection runs at your provider: Path.net, OVH, Cloudflare Magic Transit or NeoProtect.
Networking: IP transit, BGP and ASN36 games ready to sell from one panel.
Ready definitions install the server, keep its version in check and show customers what they care about: TPS, tick time, player count and entities. Customers install Modrinth and CurseForge modpacks themselves, in one click.
Click a game to see what the customer gets
Modrinth and CurseForge modpacks in one click, plus metrics: TPS, tick time, players and entities.
Minecraft hosting panelLive console, files and SFTP, backups to S3, schedules and sub-users with roles.
VPS, VDS and dedicated servers in the same panel as games.
Virtual machines, containers and physical servers run on the same tools. Customers get one panel and you get one system to look after.
KVM VPS
Virtual machines on Proxmox, installed from an OS template, from an ISO in your catalogue or from the customer's own system image. The console runs in the browser, so customers fix their network or a forgotten password without opening a ticket.
- Snapshots and backups
- Rescue mode
- Resizing
- Cloud-init
LXC containers
Lighter than a VPS, so the same hardware fits more of them and you can sell them for less. Customers get the same set of actions, and nesting lets them run Docker inside.
- OS templates
- Backup and restore
- Browser console
- Nesting
VDS
A virtual machine with cores and memory reserved for one customer only. Sell it as a separate product for people who need predictable performance but not a whole server.
- Dedicated cores
- Consistent performance
- Your own limits
- Same actions as a VPS
Dedicated servers
Physical machines driven through their controller: Redfish (iDRAC, iLO, Lenovo XClarity, Supermicro, OpenBMC) or IPMI. Customers reboot the server, open a SOL or KVM console and install a system over the network, without calling the data centre or waiting for a technician.
- Redfish and IPMI
- SOL and KVM console
- Network reinstall
- Billing and renewals
Ports and IP addresses set themselves.
Every game server gets a free port and every service an IP address from your pool, with no manual assignment and no spreadsheet of taken addresses. You manage the rest in the panel.
Ports assigned per game
When a server is created, Flaem picks a free port on the node and stores it with the service. The customer sees a ready address to type into the game, and you never track which port is taken.
IP addresses from your pool
Services get IPv4 and IPv6 addresses automatically, from the pool you set for each node. The panel shows who has which address, and you can change it or assign one of your own.
Extra addresses as an offer
You sell extra IP addresses like any other product, with a price, renewals and an invoice. Customers order them in the panel and the address reaches their service without you.
For operators with their own network.
If you run your own prefixes and links, you handle them in the same panel as the rest of your offer. Pick a topic to see what it means in practice.
Leasing whole subnets
A customer who needs many addresses gets a whole IPv4 or IPv6 subnet from you as a service with its own price and renewals. Assignment, the RIPE entry, rDNS zones and releasing the addresses when the service ends all happen in the panel.
BGP and prefixes
BGP sessions with customers, sub-operators and your upstream run on BIRD 2, and you can announce a customer prefix on their behalf and sell that as a product. RPKI validation and route filters reject prefixes nobody has the right to announce.
You: Configure sessions and filters in the panel
Customer: Announces their prefix through your network
BGP sessions, RPKI and route filtersGRE tunnels and transit
GRE tunnels built on the node connect your data centres or bring addresses to a machine that sits somewhere else. You sell IP transit and tunnels as products, from the order to a working link, without signing in to every router separately.
You: Connect locations with one form
Customer: Gets addresses where their hardware is
IP transit and tunnels as productsAttack protection
DDoS protection runs at your provider: Path.net, OVH, Cloudflare Magic Transit or NeoProtect, and Flaem sets the filters for services from the panel. Blocklists (Spamhaus, DNSBL) filter traffic from known malicious networks.
You: Turn on protection for prefixes from the panel
Customer: Sees attacks on their addresses in the panel
DDoS protection at your providerRIPE Database entries
Route objects and customer subnet assignments go into the RIPE Database from the panel rather than a separate system. When a customer gets a subnet, the registry entry is created together with the service.
You: No retyping data into the registry
Customer: Has a correct entry for their addresses
The prefix path: RIPE and RPKIPayments and invoices without extra plugins.
Seven payment gateways, with BLIK codes entered right in the panel. You switch a gateway on with the keys from your payment provider contract. Invoices issue themselves in your customer's currency, and payment reminders go out without you lifting a finger.
Invoices that follow the rules
Numbering, PDF invoices, advance invoices and credit notes are built in, with VIES checks for EU VAT numbers and exchange rates for other currencies. Companies in Poland also get automatic submission to KSeF, the national e-invoicing system.
Money in the customer wallet
Customers top up their wallet and decide which services renew from it. Charging saved cards is your switch. When a payment does not arrive, Flaem sends reminders, pauses the service after the due date and restores it as soon as the payment lands.
We move you to Flaem for free.
Running customers on another panel or billing system? We move customers, services and servers together with you, at no charge, and Flaem adopts nodes and machines that can stay on their hardware without switching them off. Paymenter, Blesta and HostBill connect to Flaem through a billing bridge.
WHMCS
Convoy
Virtualizor
cPanel
DirectAdmin
SolusVM
VirtFusion
VMware ESXi
Paymenterbilling bridge
Blestabilling bridge
HostBillbilling bridge
- 1
A dry run report
We start with a run that changes nothing. You get a list of what will move to Flaem and what needs your decision.
- 2
Moving the data
We move customers, services, templates and the invoice archive. Servers and nodes adopted in place stay on, so players will not notice the switch.
- 3
A new panel for customers
Customers sign in to Flaem with the same services. You can switch the old panel off once you have checked that everything matches.
Notifications in the panel and by email, SMS, push, Telegram and Discord.
Invoices, outages, approaching limits and ticket replies reach customers where they will definitely see them. Messages carry your logo, work in 5 languages: Polish, English, German, Czech and Ukrainian, and any event can also trigger a webhook into your own system.
In panel
Resellers sell your servers for you.
A reseller is a company or a person who buys services from you at a lower price and sells them on to their own customers, under their own name. Flaem gives them a ready panel with their logo, domain and prices. You earn on every service they sell, and handling resellers costs you nothing extra.
Set the price for the reseller
For example 40 for a game server. The server runs on your machines and works like any other.
Sells under their own brand
Adds their margin and sells the same server for 55. They have their own panel, logo and domain.
Sees only the reseller brand
Signs in to the reseller panel, pays the reseller and reports problems to them. They never need to know about you.
Example prices
Full white label
Logo, colours, font, panel domain and message sender belong to the reseller, and they issue invoices under their own seller details, with their own KSeF access.
See everything in one place
A reseller manages their own customers and prices, while you see all their sales, node load and the settlement with each reseller separately.
The VulCode team is behind Flaem.
We build software for businesses and run the servers our own projects live on. Flaem grew out of problems we know from our own server room. Click a number to see what is behind it.
Meet VulCodeNumbers from the VulCode team repositories, the same as on vulcode.com.
The contracting party for the licence is Michał Fox. The address and full details are in the licence terms.
Rollout together with you. We help you install Flaem on your machines, connect payment gateways and set up your offer. You are not left alone with the documentation.
Talk to the people who write the code. Tickets go straight to the team building Flaem. There are no support tiers a question has to climb for weeks.
Updates for the whole licence period. New games, integrations and fixes reach you as part of the licence. Regulatory changes, such as new e-invoicing rules, are handled on our side.
A licence from $10 a month for 3 nodes, with no client cap.
The base covers 3 nodes and everything to run them: billing, invoices, KSeF, payments, store, tickets and monitoring. You add only what you sell, we take no cut of your sales, and the first 14 days are a trial.
a month for 3 nodes and everything to run them
for every further node
of trial with every feature on
of your sales taken as commission
Options: one fee, however many nodes
- Web$4a month
- LXC$6a month
- VPS$10a month
- VPS and LXC$12a month
- Domains and DNS$10a month
- Customer network$15a month
- DDoS protection$10a month
- Dedicated servers$15a month
- Email$10a month
- Reseller and white-label$20a month
We will show you Flaem on your own servers.
Tell us what you sell today and on what. We will prepare a demo around your case and a plan to move from your current panel.