Option to whitelabel - Like logo etc.

Develop a migrator plugin which can smoothly migrate server to server. You can integrate blogvault's migration like cloudways doing or develop one like sitground. I know we can use duplicator or all in one migrator plugin but native server to server migration always work best & I don't have to worry about downloading & uploading!

The vulnerability scanner should scan vulnerable plugins periodically and notify the admin.

For large sites with hundreds of GB of media which almost never changes, differential backup can drastically reduce the cost. Would be a shame to have to pay an S3 bill for that times 30 days retention. Summary: Implement differential backups

Provide an automatic checksum validation process for the WordPress Core and all installed plugins to ensure that none of the core or plugin files have been modified or tampered with.

Add support for REST API so that it can be integrate with 3rd party.

Adding pagespeed integration in a website can show a user about the performance of his website

Let users create WordPress installations with predefined Blueprints -- sets of desired plugins and themes. I often install the same plugins and themes on all new sites, and it would be great if this could be done automatically when new sites are generated by FlyWP. I've seen this sort of thing implemented in a variety of ways, but the best way I've seen (IMHO) is to let users define lists of plugins and themes using the slug from the WordPress directory at WordPress.org. For example, if I want a blueprint that automatically installs the "WP Vivid" and "Classic Editor" plugins along with the "Hello" theme, my blueprint would include these WordPress.org slugs: "/plugins/wpvivid-backuprestore/" "/plugins/classic-editor/" "/themes/hello-elementor/" Obviously, this won't work for paid plugins that live on a plugin developer's server. In those cases, I've seen other blueprint-style installers (like WP Reset) use custom links to zips located on a user's own file server. Hope this made sense.

Having the ability to access the WordPress initial install package, including themes, active/installed plugins, and starter content. is indeed a valuable feature. It provides users with more control and flexibility over their WordPress setup.

The ability to combine servers into usable network clusters with load balancers is a fantastic suggestion. This feature would indeed be beneficial for users looking to scale their infrastructure and manage multiple servers efficiently. It could enhance performance, reliability, and the overall scalability of the hosting environment.

Add support for adding custom Nginx conf from the panel easily

I want to give per site FTP/SFTP access to one of my developer.

It is very important if you have different accounts and especially different customers. A must.

A Virus and malware scanner which can detect and stop a script to be executed. Something similar to Imunify360 but in a simple edition since this is a major product itself.

A proper status of the service running on server. Example i disabled the UFW via ssh, and forgot to enable it.... The dashboard didnt came up with a warning or indicator that a required service was down. A kind of overview on the existing "manage service" would be good to include system services like firewall, ftp, ssh etc.

Be able to quickly create a staging site from the live site. Need the ability to move staging to live and live to staging easily.

Add more options for backup storage to provide more options for users.

Right now we can enable phpMyAdmin to manage the databases, which works. But if we can create a database, along with a user/password, and also add the ability to delete the databases, it would be convenient. All the competitors have this feature.

We should offer a public API so that servers and sites can be created, deleted, etc. by consuming the API.

Add pCloud to the Backup Provider options.