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can Plesk do this? (is it "safe" to move from cPanel to Plesk?)

Open_base (open_dir?) directory is what I was thinking about.

Domain redirects will not work, since every website will be part of the same service plan then, meaning I can't give them personal e-mail adresses and meaning I can't sell customized packages.

About legal rights... that is of course what you offer. It is a CMS I created and I'm not planning on selling it. There are actually many companies with their own CMS. Simple fact is that the site won't work if they want to transfer it. And the code is not theirs, but they "rent" it. It will not be a problem.

But my question is if I can implement this open_base dir easily, for example by adjusting the default vhost template?
 
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