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Get a WHM account, create cPanel accounts for your clients, set your own prices and keep the difference. Nothing your clients see points back to us, and the servers stay our problem.
Live pricing from our billing system. Every plan includes WHM, white label nameservers and free migration of accounts you already host elsewhere.
The tools to run a hosting business without owning a server.
Your own nameservers, your branding in cPanel, and nothing in your clients' control panel or emails that mentions LucentHost. As far as they're concerned, you are the host.
Create, suspend and delete cPanel accounts, build your own hosting packages with the limits you choose, and move resources between clients as their needs change.
Buy the allocation from us at a fixed rate and sell it however you like per site, bundled with design work, or as a retainer. The margin is yours.
Each account gets its own resource limits, so one client's runaway script can't drag down everyone else you host. This is the difference between a reseller business and a support nightmare.
Already hosting clients elsewhere? Send us the details and we'll move the accounts across, test them, and switch over at a time that suits you.
Your clients come to you, which is what keeps the relationship yours. When something is genuinely server-side, our team backs you up around the clock.
If you've used cPanel before, you already know most of this. WHM is the layer above it, the panel that creates the cPanel accounts.
Choose an allocation based on how many clients you expect. You can upgrade later without moving anything.
Point ns1 and ns2 on your own domain at our servers. From then on, clients see your nameservers, not ours.
Decide what a "small" or "business" plan means in disk, bandwidth and account limits. These are yours to define.
Add a client in WHM and they get a cPanel login. Invoice them however you already invoice for other work.
Worth being honest about this. Reseller hosting isn't the right product for everyone who lands here.
You already build sites for clients and get asked "can you handle the hosting too?" This turns that question into recurring revenue instead of a referral you make no money on.
Keep client sites on infrastructure you control rather than scattered across whatever host each client picked. Easier to maintain, and easier to bill.
Start selling hosting without buying servers or learning system administration. If it grows, move to a VPS or dedicated hardware later.
If you just want to host several of your own websites, shared hosting with addon domains is cheaper and simpler. Reseller only pays off when you're managing accounts for other people.