MultiPortal

Multi-tenant self-service portal purpose-built for Proxmox — the vCloud Director layer that, paired with Proxmox, delivers a complete cloud management platform.

How we test

4.5/5

Saaskly score

MultiPortal (Sydney; launched December 2024) adds what Proxmox lacks for service providers: virtual data centres, unlimited reseller tiers, quotas, RBAC with LDAP/SAML/OAuth, tenant impersonation, white-labelling, usage tracking (allocation and pay-as-you-go) exposed via API, and a VMware-to-Proxmox Migrator. It manages multiple Proxmox clusters and sites and ships a REST API, webhooks and a Terraform provider.

It does not do invoicing or payments itself — usage feeds your billing platform — and it is Proxmox-only by design. It is young (v1.x; IPAM and virtual routing still on the roadmap), but the pricing is transparent and the free tier is real. Together with Proxmox VE it provides the full CMP functionality — tenancy, resellers, usage tracking, migration — that the integrated stacks charge far more for, which is why the two share first place.

Pros

+Closest thing to a vCloud Director tenant model on Proxmox; providers report 2–4 week vCD replacement
+Transparent per-socket pricing with a genuinely usable free tier
+API-first with fast release cadence; VMware Migrator included

Cons

−Proxmox-only — no other backends
−No built-in invoicing or payment gateways
−Young product; parts of the feature set are still "coming soon"

Pricing

Community

€0/mo · annual commitment

Month-to-month: not published

✓Free up to 4 sockets — API, PAYG tracking, PBS

Standard

€27/mo · annual commitment

Month-to-month: not published

✓Per CPU socket

Premium

€44/mo · annual commitment

Month-to-month: not published

✓Per CPU socket — full white-label, OAuth/SAML, priority support

Specifications

Rating	4.5
Licensing	Per socket
Backends	Proxmox VE (multi-cluster, multi-site)
Self-service	✓
Metering / billing	✓
VMware migration	✓
Multi-backend	No
IaC	REST API, Webhooks, Terraform provider

Researched and drafted with AI assistance; reviewed and approved by Tim Meredith. How we use AI