I wonder if this license haves a wide audience. I wouldn’t think so…
Yeah, I don’t think so either. It’s been discussed on LET a few times that I remember and every time it’s been concluded that there’s really no or little benefit to getting a cPanel solo license. As I’m not a cPanel user/customer myself, I don’t really remember why exactly.
Price. $15 for what you are getting is quite a lot.
I think its just a way to milk the cow a little bit more. it was probably easy to setup the limitation to just one “panel”. So they probably thought… “why not?”… whatever come of it is profit.
I would very much prefer for them to put some energy into and push the email only version. So I can nag @Jarland even more.
Still cheaper to go with the VPS license, and it has more features.
But I see the appeal to people that have one big website and want to host it on a dedi. Setting up virtualizor, creating a vps may be a process that most people don’t want to go through just to mantain the full feature set.
What a weird promo… out of all the things they could have offered…
I also love how they call them “sport utility cups” as if they’ll ever be used for anything else other than beerpong 
The best utility a cup can offer if you ask me
cPanel solo was appealing before… when it was $5/mo for the license.