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We help you become a Web Hosting provider, without having to manage your own web server or datacenter
We help you become a Web Hosting provider, without having to manage your own web server or datacenter
Create your own custom hosting plans on our hosting infrastructure
Select a plan that best meet your needs
10GB Bandwidth
Unlimited Accounts
Unlimited Domains
Unlimited Subdomains
Unlimited Email Accounts
WHM Admin Control Panel
cPanel Client Control Panel
99.99% Server Uptime
Free Migrations
100GB Bandwidth
Unlimited Accounts
Unlimited Domains
Unlimited Subdomains
Unlimited Email Accounts
WHM Admin Control Panel
cPanel Client Control Panel
99.99% Server Uptime
Free Migrations
SSH Access
500GB Bandwidth
Unlimited Accounts
Unlimited Domains
Unlimited Subdomains
Unlimited Email Accounts
WHM Admin Control Panel
cPanel Client Control Panel
99.99% Server Uptime
Free Migrations
SSH Access
Brand Client cPanel with your logo
Custom Nameservers
Unlimited Bandwidth
Unlimited Accounts
Unlimited Domains
Unlimited Subdomains
Unlimited Email Accounts
WHM Admin Control Panel
cPanel Client Control Panel
99.99% Server Uptime
Free Migrations
SSH Access
Brand Client cPanel with your logo
Custom Nameservers
2 Dedicated IPs
Access to Prioritized Support
With us you can host multiple clients and allow them manage their own orders independently
Reseller web hosting involves one company (a hosting provider) renting hard drive space and bandwidth to another company (small-mid size business), who in turn rents the space to third parties (entrepreneurs-small business). Basically, reseller hosting is the ability to provide hosting to your own clients as if you are the web hosting company.
Once your hosting account is activated, you can go ahead and start setting up your reseller business.
There are two main stages – backend setup (creating packages, setting up the billing platform, defining configuration of the new accounts.) and frontend setup – building a website where people can buy services from you. Should you have any questions, our support team will be happy to help.
As a hosting reseller, it is your duty to provide first-line and basic support to your clients. But sometimes you might face certain situations, where you might lack sufficient server access to check and investigate this issue. You can get in touch with our support team, they will do their best to help you resolve such issues.
Here are some of the common features often included in Reseller packages:
Here are simple steps to establishing a reseller business:
1) Research and select a hosting company
2) Purchase the reseller package that meets the goals of your business
3) Know and understand your target market to locate your new customers
4) Create your own branded hosting packages
5) Decide your price
6) Sell hosting packages to your clients
7) Earn profit
Your profit from your online reselling business, comes from the difference between the amount you pay to us and the amount your clients pay.It is your choice to make, how much you want to charge your clients for the service you are offering.
Your clients will not find any CloudHost logo or any form of reference to our company in their hosting accounts thanks to the white-label marketing tools that we provide you.
Absolutely Yes!, you can upgrade your reseller account at any point in time. All upgrades are carried out on a prorated basis – the upgrade price is calculated based on the unused period of your current plan. Before you request an upgrade, we strongly recommend you contact our Support team so our technicians can advise you on the best upgrade option.
Not at all. Your Hosting provider will handle all the backend. All you do is focus on building your business. Server hardware, connectivity, network infrastructure, hardware setup and maintenance, security and updates for your servers are all addressed by your web hosting provider.
It is good you know that you can offer your own customers the best possible web hosting experience prior to building your clientele. Here are a few things to consider when choosing your hosting provider