Question About message Boards Like Name Pros

[nombre]

simple question:

does anyone know if name pro's would need only a single license for this board?

i like vbulletin the best of all the boards and it cost 85 to lease and 160 to buy for a single license

does this whole board count as one license ?

tia

 

[Richieboy67]

Yes... One site... One licence... VB is the best for sure. I install many bulletin boards for clients every week and by far I like working on VB the best....

 

[tristanperry]

By the waY: SMF (simplemachines.org) is a great quality bulletin board software too. Plus it's free.

 

[nombre]

By the waY: SMF (simplemachines.org) is a great quality bulletin board software too. Plus it's free.

thanks, yeah i have heard that it's good also as well mybb but most people seem to say that vbulletin is the easiest to maintain and most mature which counts for a lot for me as i am a real newbie

if name pros is leasing then 85 bucks a year is a drop in the bucket for them compared to their overall expenses and income

 

[cheeta]

vB has its edge because of the process of easy mod and theme and any hack installation.. no code editing is needed what so ever.. where as, SMF / phpBB needs lots of code editing, when u install any theme apart from the default..

also vb has tons of mods available...

also the VBSEO does a hell of a job..

 

[Albino]

give ipbb a check, i have been impressed with them in the past

 

[Richieboy67]

Funny, many clients have paid me to convert phpbb and smf forums to VBulletin.. Wonder why that is???? lol

 

[ApeXX]

By the waY: SMF (simplemachines.org) is a great quality bulletin board software too. Plus it's free.

I have never personally used it however have been quite impressed with websites that have.

 

[Hitch]

SMF and IPB are by far the worst forum softwares.

PhpBB for free.
vBulletin for paid.
They are the best.

As for your original question, NamePros has one license, though, we don't know if it's leased or owned. (I'm guessing owned though)

You can see the differences on vBulletin's website.