Become a Partner
Sell hosting as an outfit of yours
Quick infrastructure is the bit we are genuinely good at. What we cannot manage is speaking your customers’ language, taking payment the way they would rather pay, or being the name they already trust. All three of those you can do, and every account you sell wears your brand instead of ours. Partnerships from $14.99/mo.
Your name
We stay out of sight
Your pricing
You pick the markup and keep all of it
100+
Client accounts from the start
7-day
Window to claim a refund
Your Edge, Not Ours
Four things we could never simply buy
No flattery intended. These are the concrete reasons a local partner outpaces our own marketing across most countries.
Your customers hear their own language
Our side of things runs in English: this site, the support desk, all of it. Yours does not have to. Selling in whatever language a customer thinks in is an edge that no amount of effort from London can manufacture.
Payments work the way your market works
Our invoice to you is in USD, charged to a card. How money moves between you and your own customers is your arrangement entirely: bank transfer, mobile wallet, cash, whatever actually clears where you trade.
You are already a name people know
A first-time buyer will nearly always choose someone they recognise over a foreign company they have never heard of. That credibility is yours, not ours, and it closes deals our advertising will never get near.
Answers arrive in your timezone
Your customers get their front-line questions answered while they are still sat at their desks. Underneath, our engineers hold the infrastructure steady at every hour.
The Numbers
Where the margin lands
Calculated from our published pricing on the mid reseller tier. Your own figures will vary, but the pattern holds.
| Your cost for the plan | $29.99/mo, which buys 60 GB and 250 client accounts |
| Fee per live account | $0.40 each month, per account in use |
| Running 30 clients | What you pay out: $29.99 + $12.00 = $41.99/mo |
| Priced at $5/mo each | $150/mo coming in → roughly $108/mo kept |
| Priced at $8/mo each | $240/mo taken → around $198/mo stays with you |
| Add a site-care plan on top | Updates and backups kept on retainer, often the larger earner |
Nothing above accounts for whatever tax you are obliged to add locally for your customers. See every reseller tier and its specs.
Included
Standard on every partnership
- Full WHM and cPanel control
- Your own domain on the nameservers
- Overselling enabled from day one
- Per-client resource caps, set by you
- Free SSL for every client site, auto-renewed
- Free migration of the client book you hold
- NVMe storage paired with LiteSpeed caching
- Imunify360 and daily backups, no extra cost
- Zero setup fee, cancel whenever you want
- Round-the-clock infrastructure support behind you
Partner FAQs
What people ask us first of all
How does this differ from the affiliate programme you run?
An affiliate points a lead at us and earns a cut of whatever we invoice. The customer relationship stays ours, and so does the support load. A partner takes the lot instead. You buy capacity at wholesale, set the retail rate yourself, invoice under your own name and answer the first round of questions. One of those is a passive slice, earned with barely any work. The other is a hosting business that happens to run on our platform, with the whole margin sitting on your side of the table. If you already build or look after sites, being a partner nearly always pays better.
Can my customers tell that you are involved?
Only if you tell them. Your name goes on the nameservers, on the control panel branding and on the invoices. One detail is worth saying out loud, though: the hardware sits in a London datacentre, so a curious client who runs a lookup will see a UK location come back. That is geography rather than a crack in your white label, and in practice almost nobody ever bothers to check.
Running a hosting company is new to me. Does that matter?
Most partners here began as freelance designers or two-person studios, already building sites and tired of handing the hosting off to somebody else. The technical half moves faster than people expect. WHM creates accounts and sets the limits, cPanel is a screen your clients have seen before, and adding a customer means filling in a form rather than building a server. Where it actually gets awkward is commercial: what you charge, and what level of support you are willing to promise. We are happy to talk both of those through with you before anything gets signed.
Realistically, how much money is in this?
The table above already does the sums, and the honest headline is this: what you earn follows what you wrap around the hosting, not how far you undercut everyone else. Raw hosting at a thin markup gives you a modest monthly trickle. Put it inside a site-care retainer, hosting plus updates plus backups plus a name the client can ring, and it turns into real money, because what they are actually buying is accountability, not disk space. Fifteen clients on care plans is a salary. Fifteen on bare hosting barely covers lunch.
Which parts of the world do you most want covered?
Broadly, anywhere our own marketing lands with a thud, which covers most of the map. Britain and Europe we already reach perfectly well. The holes we would most like filled sit in Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and Latin America, where language, payment habits and local credibility all favour you over us. One constraint to plan around before committing: every server is in London. Latency is excellent across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, entirely workable for the Americas and South Asia once caching earns its keep, and frankly bad for Australia and East Asia. Read the infrastructure page first, then choose your territory with that in front of you.
Can you move clients I currently host somewhere else?
Yes, and there is no charge for it. Shifting an existing client book is the one obstacle that keeps people chained to a platform they outgrew years ago, so our team runs those migrations alongside you instead of mailing over a how-to guide and wishing you luck. Send a list of what you hold and where it currently sits. We will sequence the move so that your clients notice nothing at all and your weekend comes out of it intact.
What do you expect from me in return?
Three, really. Deal with your own customers before escalating anything to us. Describe what you are selling truthfully. And stop short of cramming accounts in so tightly that clients start feeling the squeeze. Pricing and branding belong to you alone, and we will never pass comment on either. The one rule we do hold hard is accuracy about our infrastructure. Our names travel together, and a client who was told their site sits in their own city will be furious with both of us the day they discover otherwise.
Describe your territory.
Tell us the region you cover, what you already sell and how people pay there. You will get a straight answer on whether our platform fits that market — and we will say so when it doesn't.
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