I understand and agree with many of the points raised by @gmakhs.
Some things really need attention from the Enhance team, like the file manager not overwriting files when extracting, the lack of proper Git support for modern projects, the inability to set different PHP versions at directory level, and a few features that still feel unfinished. These are important details and improving them would make the platform much more solid for daily use.
Even so, and knowing these limitations, I still prefer Enhance over the more traditional panels. This comes after years of trying different solutions.
For a long time I defended cPanel. It was the standard in the industry and I trusted it without hesitation. Today, I avoid it completely. It feels heavy, outdated and full of menus and options that most clients never touch. For people who mainly work with WordPress, cPanel often adds unnecessary complexity.
I also tested Plesk. It has good ideas, but the number of paid addons is discouraging. Every useful feature seems to require another licence, and that becomes expensive very quickly.
DirectAdmin is stable and well known, but I never found it intuitive. The interface feels cluttered and many clients get lost easily. That naturally leads to more support tickets and more time wasted on basic explanations.
I even tried SPanel. At first glance it looks like a simplified cPanel, which is not a bad idea. But it quickly shows its limits. Development is slow, simple issues take too long to fix and support replies can take days. I once waited nine days for an answer to a ticket. That alone made it impossible to consider for production use.
This is why Enhance still works better for me. My clients want simplicity above anything else. Most only need to manage WordPress, email accounts and databases. Enhance gives them a clean interface, everything is easy to find and they don’t feel overwhelmed by options they will never use. They log in, do what they need and leave. No confusion, no stress.
On my side, the cluster architecture, the container isolation and the overall workflow feel modern and efficient. It fits naturally with the type of service I want to offer. And the most important part: I haven’t received a single complaint from clients about the panel.
About email delivery, I believe the panel is not the deciding factor. What matters is the infrastructure behind it, the DNS configuration, reputation, security policies and how we educate clients. With a proper setup, I consistently reach delivery rates of around 99.99 percent, which says a lot.
And let me add something important. If we are here giving feedback and pointing out what needs improvement, it is because we believe Enhance has real potential. Nobody invests time writing constructive criticism just for the sake of it. Time is exactly what I don’t have, so if I’m here, it’s because I genuinely believe this platform can become one of the best on the market.
There is still work to be done, of course. But for the type of hosting I provide, Enhance remains the most balanced option in terms of simplicity, security and modern experience.
