What is Reseller Hosting and How Does it Work?

[Maradona JonsÚčastník]

Reseller hosting is a type of web hosting where an individual or company buys hosting resources (like disk space and bandwidth) from a larger hosting provider and then resells those resources to their customers, usually under their brand. The main hosting provider owns and manages the servers and infrastructure. The reseller buys a bulk hosting package and splits it into smaller hosting plans to sell to clients. The clients get hosting services, often without knowing the reseller isn’t the actual server owner.

<b>How it works:</b>

<b>You Buy a Hosting Plan:</b>
You purchase a large hosting account (usually VPS or dedicated server) from a hosting provider like HostGator, SiteGround, or A2 Hosting. This account gives you a big chunk of resources.

<b>Create Sub-Accounts:</b>
Using a control panel like WHM (Web Host Manager), you divide your large account into smaller hosting packages. Each sub-account can then be sold to individual customers.

<b>Brand as Your Own Business:</b>
You can add your own company name, logo, and support systems, making it look like you are the hosting provider (this is often called „white label“ hosting).

<b>Earn Profit:</b>
You charge your customers a price higher than what you’re paying to the main hosting company, keeping the difference as profit.

<b>Provider Handles Backend:</b>
The main hosting company still manages the server maintenance, uptime, and hardware. You mainly handle customer support and billing.​
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