Content management
19- Backdrop
- Big Tree CMS
- CMS Made Simple
- ConcreteCMS
- Craft CMS
- Drupal
- E107
- ExpressionEngine
- Geeklog
- Joomla!
- MODX
- PHP-Fusion
- phpNuke
- ProcessWire
- SilverStripeCMS
- Textpattern
- Typo3
- WinterCMS
- WordPress
Every app in this catalogue installs straight from SiteCP. Pick the application, pick the domain, and the database, admin user and file permissions are created for you.
Content management, stores, forums, helpdesks, invoicing, learning platforms and developer frameworks. Search by name, or filter by category.
No application matches that search.
No uploading a ZIP, no creating a database by hand, no copying config files. The installer does the plumbing.
Open the one-click installer in SiteCP and choose from 79 apps, or search for the one you want.
Install on the main domain, a subdomain, or in a subfolder so you can test before going live.
It downloads the latest stable release, creates the database and admin account, and emails you the details.
Your login URL and credentials are shown in the panel. SSL is already on, so you can start immediately.
These are the steps people get wrong when they install software manually over FTP. The installer doesn’t get them wrong.
A MySQL database and user are provisioned for the install, with a generated password shown in the panel and stored against the site.
The install inherits the site’s free certificate, so you’re on HTTPS from the first page load rather than after a redirect chain.
Ownership and permissions are set for a PHP app on our stack — no 777 folders, no write errors on uploads.
You get the current release at install time, not an old archive. Updates are then handled by the app itself or by your care plan.
Build a new site at /new on the same domain, test it properly, then move it to the root when you’re happy.
Every installed app is listed in the panel, so you can remove it cleanly — files and database — when a trial doesn’t work out.
Which plans include it, what it costs, and what happens when an app needs updating.
Ask us anything →No. The installer is part of SiteCP and included on every Linux hosting plan — there’s no per-install charge and no licence fee for the installer itself.
Log in to SiteCP, choose the website account you want to install on, then open the One-click installer from the website tools. Every app in the catalogue is listed there by category.
Yes. Each install goes into its own folder, so you can run WordPress at the root and Moodle at /learn on the same account. On shared hosting the practical limit is your disk quota.
Installs start on the current stable release. WordPress and Joomla have their own updaters, and our care plans handle core and plugin updates for you. For frameworks like Laravel, updating is the developer’s job — usually via Git deploys.
The installer is part of our Linux hosting platform, where PHP and MySQL are already configured for it. Windows is a different environment and isn’t served by this catalogue.
Yes. Removing it from the installer drops the application files and its database. Take a backup first if there’s any chance you’ll want it back — removal is not reversible.
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