In today’s digital world, businesses and individuals are continuously looking for a dependable web hosting solution to maintain the security and online presence of their websites. For business owners or web specialists wishing to provide hosting services without the headache of operating servers, reseller hosting is an excellent choice. However, what is reseller hosting exactly?
What is Reseller Hosting?
Reseller Hosting is a type of web hosting service where an individual or a company, who is the reseller purchases hosting resources like bandwidth, server space, server management tools, etc. from a larger hosting company. The reseller can then resell them to their own clients acting as a middleman, offering hosting services under its own brand name without the need to maintain a physical infrastructure. Think of this as renting an apartment building, you do not own the building, but you manage the tenants, set the pricing and make suitable packages.
How does it work?
As you all are familiar with what a reseller hosting is, now let’s dive into how this reseller hosting works. Reseller hosting functions by allowing the reseller to buy a larger amount of server resources and from a hosting provider and reselling them to their own customer in a smaller more manageable packages of their own.
Here is the breakdown of how it works:
A. Purchase a Reseller Hosting Plan
Using a control panel, the reseller can split the purchased resources into smaller hosting plans which is customized by the reseller according to their package and what they want to offer. For example, if you buy a 100 GB of storage, you can create various packages like 5GB, 10GB, and 20GB and sell it to the clients according to their needs.
B. Setting Up Hosting Packages
The reseller is responsible for managing the client accounts. They can set up, modify, and remove hosting accounts. The larger hosting provider typically takes care of the technical side, like server maintenance and security, while the reseller focuses on customer service, billing, and managing client needs.
C. Managing Clients and Hosting
The reseller is responsible for managing client accounts as they can set up, modify and remove hosting accounts. The main hosting company usually handles technical aspects such as server upkeep and security, while the reseller focuses on customer support, billing, and meeting client requirements.
D. White Labeling and Branding
Hosting providers also provides offers such as white-label services which allows resellers to use their own brand name to sell the hosting plan. This means the resellers can sell their hosting plans under their own name without the knowledge to the clients that it is being resold from another provider.
E. Customer Support
Although the hosting provider may take care of server-level assistance (such as hardware problems), the reseller is usually in charge of providing direct support to their clients for tasks like website management, billing, and account setup.
In conclusion, reseller hosting enables you to function as a hosting provider without the requirement of handling intricate technical infrastructure. You are responsible for determining how to package, price, and brand the hosting services, while the provider handles the backend. Adding hosting to your business services is a simple way to increase income and expand your offerings.
For more information and to purchase a plan,
Contact us: 01-4101181
visit: https://resellercloud.cc/
