What reseller hosting is, who it suits, and how to turn website hosting into steady monthly income for your agency.
If you build websites for clients, someone has to host them. Many agencies send clients off to buy their own hosting, and then spend hours untangling logins whenever something needs fixing. Reseller hosting is a better way.
What reseller hosting is
With Twerple Reseller Hosting you get a share of server resources that you divide into separate hosting accounts for your clients. Each client gets their own account, their own control panel and their own email, and you manage them all from one place.
You choose your own plans and your own prices. You bill your clients, and we look after the servers underneath.
Why agencies use it
- Everything in one place. All your client websites, on servers you know, managed from one login.
- Recurring income. Hosting turns one-off website projects into a monthly relationship with your clients.
- Faster support. When a client calls, you can sign in to their account and look straight away, instead of asking for passwords.
- Separation. Each client has their own account and limits, so one busy website does not take another one down.
What you are responsible for
Reseller hosting makes you the first point of contact for your clients. You set up their accounts, answer their day-to-day questions and bill them. We handle the servers, the network and the infrastructure, and we support you when something is beyond what you can fix from your panel. Our guide Supporting your customers: who handles what explains how the work is split.
Getting started
- Choose a plan that covers the disk space and number of accounts you need today, with room to grow. You can upgrade later.
- Create two or three hosting plans for your clients, for example small, medium and large.
- Create an account for each client and move their website across.
- Send each client their welcome details and start billing.
Our reseller guides go through each step. Reseller Hosting comes with a 14-day refund, so you can set up your first clients and make sure it works for you.