Coming 2027

Proxmox goes
first class.

Name: Nexaplane
Brand: Nexaplane

Cloud orchestration and billing, built natively for Proxmox. Every customer gets their own network, their own router and a portal with your name on it. The invoices go out on their own.

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Why Nexaplane

Built by operators.
For operators.

We have run a data center for more than fifteen years — a decade of it on CloudStack. We loved its network model. Over time, its complexity made it the wrong product for us: upgrades nobody looked forward to, and too long spent understanding the platform before we could fix a problem.

Nexaplane

Proxmox at the center.
Nothing on your hypervisors.

Nexaplane runs as one lightweight container beside the Proxmox clusters you already run, and drives them over the Proxmox API.

How it works with Proxmox

Everything a cloud needs

Simple to run.
Simple to use.

The Nexaplane console: every tenant's instances with their CPU, memory, disk, address and host

The Nexaplane console showing Proxmox VE cluster health and per-tenant resources

Operators

Proxmox stays the center. Migration between clusters and data centers. Metering and billing, built in.

The platform

Customers

Self-service under your name. Their own isolated network and router, one-click VPN, and connectivity between data centers.

The networking

Multi-datacenter

One cloud.
Every datacenter.

One Nexaplane runs every cluster and standalone node you operate, across every site, from one console. A second location is an expansion, not a second platform to run.

Live, anywhere

Move a running machine to another node, cluster or datacenter while it runs, with progress you can watch and bandwidth you control. Or copy it, to clone it wherever you need it.

How it spans datacenters

One network, many sites

A tenant’s routers in two datacenters connect with one click: the platform generates the keys, builds the tunnel and programs both sides.

The networking

Recovery somewhere else

Grant an account a copy in a second datacenter, and sell it as a tier instead of absorbing it for everyone.

Backup and recovery

Feature rich

All you need.
Already there.

Networking

A router for every tenant
BGP and OSPF
WireGuard and IKEv2 VPN
Firewall and security groups
Load balancers and TLS
Datacenter interconnect
IPv4 and IPv6 throughout

Compute

VMs and containers
ZFS, Ceph and LVM storage
Storage tiers you name
GPUs as a product
Live migration anywhere
Windows with TPM 2.0
A REST API for everything

Commerce

Metering by the hour
Wholesale and retail
Stripe and PayPal
Prepaid credits or invoices
White-label, down to resellers
16 languages
Licensed per fleet

Protection

Policy-driven backups
Self-service restore
Recovery rehearsals
Cross-datacenter recovery
An audit trail
Add-ons to resell

Networking Platform Providers

Why Nexaplane

The simplicity matrix

The same job, measured against the platforms you are probably weighing us against.

Capability	Nexaplane	VMware vCD	CloudStack	OpenStack	OpenNebula	Proxmox VE (raw)
Time to a working platform	Minutes	Weeks	Weeks	Months	Days	Hours
Per-tenant router (BGP, VPN, firewall)	Automatic	NSX (separate licence)	Manual zones	Neutron (complex)	Manual drivers	Manual setup
Self-service load balancer (L4/L7, TLS)	Native	NSX ALB (separate licence)	Basic	Octavia (complex)	Manual	None
Cross-datacenter interconnect	One click	Manual	Manual	Custom dev	Manual	None
Sellable storage tiers	Native	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual	None
Cross-cluster & cross-datacenter migration	Live, one dialog	vMotion (live, $$$)	Manual	Manual	Manual	Same cluster only
Self-service backup & DR	Built-in	Third-party	Limited	Third-party	Add-on	Admin only
GPU as a sellable product	Native catalog	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual	Manual
Built-in billing (Stripe/PayPal)	Native	Third-party	Third-party plugins	Custom dev required	Showback only	None
Customer self-service portal	White-label portal	Cloud Director portal	CloudStack UI	Horizon UI	Sunstone UI	Admin only
Integrated edge threat protection	First-party add-on	Third-party	Third-party	Third-party	Third-party	None
Agents on your hypervisors	None	Required	Required	Required	Required	N/A
Infrastructure overhead	Ultra-light	Heavy	Medium	Massive	Medium	Light

In one sentence

Nexaplane is a multi-tenant cloud orchestration and billing platform for Proxmox VE.

It sits beside the Proxmox clusters you already run and talks to them over the PVE API — nothing is installed on your hypervisors. On top of them it adds the parts Proxmox does not ship: an isolated network and a real virtual router for every tenant, self-service instance provisioning, metered billing with invoicing and payments, a white-label portal your customers sign into in their own language, and backups proven by automated recovery rehearsals. One service to run, licensed per fleet rather than per tenant.

Nexaplane at a glance
Product type	Cloud orchestration, tenant networking and billing platform for Proxmox Virtual Environment
What it does	Turns a Proxmox fleet into a multi-tenant public or private cloud: self-service VM and LXC provisioning, per-tenant networks and routers, metered billing, and a white-label customer portal
Integrates with	Proxmox VE over its REST API — see the Proxmox integration. Stripe and PayPal for payments
Installs on your hypervisors	Nothing. Nexaplane runs as a single lightweight container beside the fleet, inside your management cluster or outside it
Storage	ZFS, Ceph and LVM pools, mapped to storage tiers you name and your customers choose from
Tenant networking	A virtual router per tenant — BGP, OSPF, WireGuard and IKEv2 — with firewall, security groups, load balancers and automatic TLS certificates. Dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 throughout
Backups	Policy-driven, with retention, integrity verification, self-service restore, and automated recovery rehearsals that restore, boot and verify a real backup in an isolated network
Portal	White-label per platform and per reseller. Console localized into 16 languages, chosen per person, Arabic laid out right to left
API	REST. Every action the console takes is an endpoint you can call
Licence	Proprietary. End User Licence Agreement
Vendor	Nuaj Company Inc., Ontario, Canada

Questions

What operators ask
before the first call.

Can Proxmox be made multi-tenant?

Yes. Nexaplane adds multi-tenancy on top of Proxmox Virtual Environment: every tenant gets an isolated network and a real virtual router of their own — NAT, firewall, VPN, DHCP and DNS — behind a self-service portal, without changing how the hypervisors themselves are run.

Does Nexaplane install anything on my Proxmox hosts?

No. Nexaplane runs as a single lightweight container alongside the Proxmox you already run, with no agents baked into your hypervisors. How the Proxmox integration works.

How do I bill customers for Proxmox virtual machines?

Billing is part of the platform rather than a second system to run. Plans, per-account limits, taxes and invoicing are built in, so what a tenant provisions in the portal is what they are billed for.

How do resellers bill their own customers?

Every priced line carries a wholesale price and a retail price: what the reseller pays you, and what its customer pays. Usage is metered once and billed twice — one invoice from you to the reseller covering all of its accounts, and a separate invoice from the reseller to each of its customers, carrying that reseller’s own legal name, address, tax registration and logo. An MSP reselling your cloud is a business of its own rather than a discount code on yours.

Can I sell VPS hosting on Proxmox with Nexaplane?

That is what it is for. A customer signs up under your brand, creates instances against the plan and quotas you set, and is metered hourly and invoiced for what it ran — the same shape as any public cloud, on the Proxmox VE fleet you already operate. Whether you call the product a VPS, an instance or a virtual data center is your naming, not the platform’s.

Is Nexaplane a control panel for Proxmox?

It does everything people mean by a Proxmox control panel — a console your customers sign into to run their own machines — and then the parts a panel leaves you to assemble: tenant isolation with a real virtual router each, metered billing and invoicing, white-label branding down to your resellers, backups proven by rehearsal, and a console in 16 languages. One system to run, not a panel plus a billing system plus a network you wire by hand.

How can I prove a backup will actually restore?

Nexaplane runs recovery rehearsals: it restores a real backup into an isolated network, boots it, confirms the operating system answered, then destroys the copy. You are left with a date and a boot time, so recoverability is evidence rather than an assumption.

Can I white-label a Proxmox cloud portal?

Yes. The console your customers sign into carries your logo, product name, colours and support address, and resellers can apply their own identity on top. Nothing on the page points back to the software vendor.

What languages does the Nexaplane console support?

Sixteen, chosen per person rather than per installation: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Turkish, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Filipino. Arabic is laid out right to left, and invitations and security codes are sent in the recipient’s own language.

How do I give clients a self-service portal for their own VMs?

That portal is the product. A customer signs in under your brand, creates and resizes instances, attaches storage, opens a console, takes and restores backups, runs their own router and firewall rules, and sees what they are spending — without a ticket to you and without an account on your Proxmox cluster. What they are allowed to do is bounded by the plan and the quotas you set.

Do I have to move my existing VMs to start?

No. Nexaplane attaches to the fleet you already run and leaves what is on it alone; the tenant-facing platform is built beside your existing workloads. There is no cut-over weekend and nothing is ripped out first.

Is Nexaplane an alternative to VirtFusion or Virtualizor?

It covers the same ground — a self-service panel for selling virtual machines on Proxmox — and includes a real router for every tenant, built-in metered billing with wholesale and retail pricing for resellers, a white-label portal in 16 languages, and backups proven by recovery rehearsals.

See it on your own fabric.

Bring a Proxmox cluster and we will show you a tenant, a network, a router and a running instance — in the same call.