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Reseller Hosting
Reseller hosting lets an agency or freelancer create separate hosting accounts for its own clients under its own brand, while the provider runs the servers. Compare how many client accounts you can create, whether the panel and name servers can be white-labeled, the storage and bandwidth pool, and who supports your end clients.
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Buyer guide
- Confirm the number of client accounts and whether resources are pooled or fixed per account.
- Check white-label options: private name servers, branded panel and billing integration.
- Clarify who your clients contact for support and what the provider handles behind you.
What to compare
- 01Client accounts allowed
- 02White-label panel and name servers
- 03Pooled storage and bandwidth
- 04Control panel and billing integration
- 05Support responsibility
- 06Backups per account
Use cases
- Agencies hosting client websites
- Freelancers bundling hosting with builds
FAQ
Who supports my clients on reseller hosting?
Usually you do, with the provider supporting you. The listing states the support model, so check it before promising response times to clients.
Can I move client sites away later?
Most reseller plans use standard control panels, which makes migration straightforward; check the export and backup options before you commit.