Become a Partner
A hosting brand that belongs to you
Fast infrastructure happens to be the thing we are good at. What we cannot do is talk to your customers in their own language, take their money the way they prefer to hand it over, or be the name they already trust. Those three belong to you. Every account you sell leaves under your brand, never ours. Partnerships from $14.99/mo.
Your name
We stay out of sight
Your pricing
Your markup, decided and kept by you
100+
Client accounts from the start
7-day
How long a refund stays open
Your Edge, Not Ours
Four strengths we could never buy in
No flattery intended. These are the specific reasons a local partner beats our own marketing across most of the world.
Your customers hear their own language
This site runs in English. So does the support desk. Yours does not have to. Selling in the language your customers actually think in is an advantage that no amount of effort out of London will ever produce for us.
Payments work the way your market works
Our invoice reaches you in USD, charged to a card. How money moves between you and your customers is entirely your affair: bank transfer, mobile wallet, notes in hand, whatever genuinely clears where you trade.
You are already a name people know
A first-time buyer picks the person they know over a foreign company they have never heard of, and does so almost without fail. That reputation is yours, not ours. It closes deals our advertising could never get near.
Answers arrive in your timezone
You answer the front-line questions while your customers are still sitting at their desks. Underneath that, our engineers keep the infrastructure steady whatever the hour says.
The Numbers
Where the margin lands
Worked from our published pricing on the middle reseller tier. Your own figures will differ, but the pattern holds.
| Your cost for the plan | $29.99/mo buys 60 GB and room for 250 client accounts |
| The fee per live account | $0.40 each month, per account in use |
| Running 30 clients | What leaves: $29.99 + $12.00 = $41.99/mo |
| Priced at $5/mo each | Turnover $150/mo → around $108/mo is kept |
| Priced at $8/mo each | Turnover $240/mo → around $198/mo is kept |
| Wrap a care plan round it | Updates and copies on retainer, often the bigger earner |
Any local tax you have to charge your own customers sits outside these numbers. See every reseller tier and its specification.
Included
Standard on every partnership
- Full WHM and cPanel control
- Your own name on the nameservers
- Overselling on from day one
- Per-client resource caps, set by you
- Every client site carries free SSL, and reissues happen for you
- A free move of the client book you hold
- NVMe storage with LiteSpeed caching
- Imunify360 plus a copy taken every day, neither of them charged
- No set-up fee, cancel whenever you want
- Round-the-clock infrastructure support behind you
Partner FAQs
What people usually ask first
What is the difference between this and affiliates?
An affiliate points a lead at us and takes a cut of whatever we then invoice. The customer stays ours, and so does the support load. A partner takes the lot instead: capacity bought wholesale, the retail rate set by you, invoices in your name, and the first round of questions landing on your desk. One is a passive slice, earned with very little effort. The other is a hosting business sitting on our platform, where the entire margin remains with you. Anyone already building sites or looking after them nearly always does better as a partner.
Can my customers tell that you are involved?
Only if you tell them. Nameservers, control panel branding, invoices: all of it carries your name and none of it carries ours. There is one thing we would rather state up front. The hardware lives in a London facility, so a client curious enough to run a lookup will see a UK location. That is geography, not a hole in your white label, and in practice almost nobody bothers to look.
Hosting is new to me. Does that rule me out?
Hardly. Most partners here began as freelance designers or two-person studios, already building sites and fed up with handing the hosting off to someone else. The technical part goes faster than anyone expects. WHM opens accounts and sets the limits, cPanel is a screen your clients recognise the moment they see it, and setting up an account amounts to filling in a form, not assembling a server. What actually takes thought are the commercial calls: the rates you decide on, and the support you commit to. Both are worth talking through with us before you sign anything.
Realistically, how much money is in this?
Arithmetic sits in the table above, and the honest headline is this: what you earn follows whatever you wrap around the hosting, not how far below the market you price it. Sold bare on a thin markup, hosting produces a small monthly trickle. Fold it into a site-care retainer, with updates, copies and a number the client can ring, and it turns into genuine revenue, because the thing being bought is accountability, not disk space. Fifteen clients on care plans is a salary. Fifteen on bare hosting barely pays for lunch.
Which regions are you keenest to cover?
Broadly speaking, anywhere our own marketing lands with a thud, and that is most of the map. Britain and Europe we already cover well enough. The gaps we would most like filled sit in Africa, the Middle East, South Asia and Latin America, places where language, payment habits and local standing all work in your favour rather than ours. One constraint to weigh before you commit: every machine we run sits in London. Latency comes out excellent across Europe, Africa and the Middle East, entirely workable for the Americas and South Asia once caching has done its job, and frankly poor for Australia and East Asia. Read the infrastructure page first, then pick your territory.
Can you bring over the clients I host elsewhere?
Yes, at no charge. Shifting an existing client book is the one obstacle that keeps people bolted to a platform they outgrew years ago, so our team works the moves alongside you instead of posting over a set of instructions. Send through a list of what you hold and where each account currently lives. We will then order the move so that your clients spot no difference at all, and your weekend comes out intact.
And what is expected of me in return?
Three of them. Handle your own customers first, before anything comes up to us. Describe what you are selling honestly. And do not cram so many accounts onto a plan that the clients start noticing. What you charge and how you brand it are wholly yours, and neither will ever earn a remark from this end. The one rule we hold tight is accuracy about the infrastructure. Our names travel together, so a client told their site sits in their own city will be furious with the pair of us the day they find out otherwise.
Describe your territory.
Say which region you cover, what you already sell there, and how people pay for it. You will get a straight answer on whether our platform fits that market — and we will say so when it does not.
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