Reseller hosting lets you sell web hosting under your own brand without owning or running servers. You rent a pool of storage and bandwidth from a hosting provider, split it into separate cPanel accounts for your clients using a panel called WHM, and set your own prices. The provider looks after the hardware, network and server software; you look after your customers.<\/p>\n
WHM<\/strong> is your panel as the reseller. In it you can:<\/p>\n cPanel<\/strong> is what each client logs in to, to manage files, email, databases, DNS records, SSL and backups for their own site. As a reseller you do not get root access to the server. That is the main difference between reseller hosting and running your own VPS.<\/p>\n White-label reseller hosting hides the provider’s name. Your clients see your business name on invoices and in support conversations, and the control panel address and nameservers can use your own domain. To them, you are the hosting company.<\/p>\n For most people starting a hosting business, a reseller plan is the lower-risk route: no server administration and a low monthly cost while you win your first clients.<\/p>\n Tremhost has nine cPanel reseller plans from $7 to $60 a month. All include unlimited cPanel accounts, WHM, white label, LiteSpeed, CloudLinux, Imunify360, free SSL, and Softaculous and SitePad on NVMe storage. They differ in storage, bandwidth and WHMCS:<\/p>\n WHMCS is included from Reseller 6 and is a paid add-on on smaller plans. Reseller hosting carries a 99.9% monthly availability target in the Tremhost SLA and a 30-day refund on your first reseller order. Prices are in US dollars, payable by EcoCash, InnBucks, ZimSwitch, Omari, Visa, Mastercard or cryptocurrency.<\/p>\n Say you host 10 client websites, each using about 2 GB, and charge each client $10 a month. That is $100 a month in revenue and 20 GB of storage. Reseller 1, at $7 a month, has room for that, leaving $93 a month before your own time, domains and any billing software. This illustrates the arithmetic only; your real result depends on how many clients you win and keep and what they pay.<\/p>\n To size a plan, count your current and expected clients for the next year, estimate average storage per client, multiply, then add a third or more for growth. Check bandwidth too if clients run media-heavy sites. You can upgrade later, so starting small is fine.<\/p>\n You need to be comfortable with cPanel and basic website and email troubleshooting, because clients will ask you for help. You do not need to manage servers.<\/p>\n On Tremhost reseller plans, as many as your storage and bandwidth allow. There is no fixed account limit.<\/p>\n Yes. cPanel accounts can usually be moved from another cPanel host, and Tremhost does cPanel-to-cPanel moves for free, typically within 24 hours, with the site live until you switch.<\/p>\n Upgrade to a larger reseller plan, move to master reseller hosting if you want to sell reseller accounts, or move to a managed cPanel VPS for dedicated resources.<\/p>\n\n
What “white label” means<\/h2>\n
Who reseller hosting is for<\/h2>\n
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Reseller hosting vs shared hosting, master reseller and VPS<\/h2>\n
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What to look for in a reseller plan<\/h2>\n
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How much does reseller hosting cost?<\/h2>\n
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A simple example of the numbers<\/h2>\n
Your responsibilities as a reseller<\/h2>\n
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Frequently asked questions<\/h2>\n
Do I need technical skills to start reseller hosting?<\/h3>\n
How many cPanel accounts can I create?<\/h3>\n
Can I move existing client websites onto a reseller plan?<\/h3>\n
What happens if I outgrow my plan?<\/h3>\n
Next step<\/h2>\n