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Hosting you can resell under your own name

Give each client a separate hosting account, a package you chose, and a login that belongs to them. You stay the provider. The panel, the packages, and the relationship stay with you.

A panel of blank client account cards arranged on a navy desk

Who it is for

Built for people who sell hosting

Agencies, freelancers, and small hosts who want to offer cPanel accounts without running a data center. Your clients see their own account. You see every account from one place and decide what each package includes.

What you will be able to do

The product is not open yet. This is the shape it will take when it is.

A blank hosting panel with simple rows of client accounts

A panel that is yours

Clients sign in to the accounts you created. You decide who gets a login, and your name stays on the relationship.

Three separate hosting account cards standing apart

Accounts that stay apart

Each client gets an isolated hosting account. One site does not share files, mail, or databases with another.

Three hosting packages shown as boxes of different heights

Packages you define

Set the plans you sell. Disk, bandwidth, and features follow the package, instead of a single public plan for everyone.

How it will work

  1. 1

    Open the reseller account

    Your account is the parent. Client accounts are created underneath it, and you keep the master login.

  2. 2

    Create the packages you sell

    Name the plans and set what each one includes. Those packages are what you offer your own customers.

  3. 3

    Provision a client when they order

    A new order becomes its own hosting account on the package you picked, ready for that client to sign in.

Coming soon

Reseller Hosting

Reseller hosting is on the way. Tell us who you want to host and which packages you need, and we will write when accounts can be opened.

Also coming soon

Client account cards spreading out from a central server block