A deliberately narrow ranking. It only includes providers whose official websites document a reseller hosting program — plans that let you sell hosting to your own clients under your own brand, typically with cPanel/WHM or an equivalent account management layer. Providers without a documented reseller offering are not listed here, even when they rank well in our general hosting rankings.
Provider plans, prices and specs change often. Each provider carries a verification state and a last-checked date; anything not yet checked by our editors is shown as pending verification rather than as a confirmed fact. Always confirm the current offer on the provider's site.
Verpex documents a dedicated reseller hosting line with white-label options and WHMCS billing integration on its own website, aimed at agencies and freelancers who resell hosting under their own brand. Source: verpex.com/reseller-hosting.
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ChemiCloud documents reseller hosting plans built around cPanel/WHM with white-label nameservers, so client accounts are managed with the standard reseller toolset. Source: chemicloud.com/reseller-hosting.
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ScalaHosting documents reseller hosting on its own website, including plans managed with its in-house SPanel as an alternative to cPanel. Source: scalahosting.com/reseller-hosting.html.
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HostArmada documents cloud SSD reseller hosting with a low number of clients per server and WHMCS tooling covered in its own tutorials. Source: hostarmada.com/cloud-ssd-Reseller-hosting.
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FastComet documents reseller hosting plans in two variants: cPanel/WHM and its Enhance control panel, both with unlimited bandwidth and daily backups. Source: fastcomet.com/reseller-hosting-plans.
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KnownHost documents managed reseller hosting on its own website, so the underlying server administration is handled by the provider while you manage client accounts. Source: knownhost.com/reseller-hosting.
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UltaHost documents reseller hosting plans on its own website as a low-cost entry into selling hosting to your own clients. Source: ultahost.com/reseller-hosting.
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TMDHosting documents fully managed reseller hosting with free WHM and cPanel, with plans tiered by the number of client accounts. Source: tmdhosting.com/reseller.html.
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MochaHost documents reseller hosting on its own website, aimed at designers and agencies hosting multiple client sites. Source: mochahost.com/reseller-hosting.
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HostGator documents reseller hosting plans with cPanel and WHM, sold under its Snappy plan line for running your own hosting business. Source: hostgator.com/reseller-hosting.
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The leading providers in this ranking on the specs that decide most buying decisions.
| WhichHosting Score | 8.9 / 10 | 8.9 / 10 | 8.9 / 10 | 8.9 / 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plan compared | Bronze | Starter | Mini | Start Dock |
| Starting price | $6.00/mo | $1.95/mo | $2.95/mo | $1.99/mo |
| Renewal price | $6.00/mo | $11.95/mo | $11.95/mo | $9.95/mo |
| Storage | 30GB NVMe SSD | 20 GB NVMe | 10GB Fixed NVMe SSD | 15 GB NVMe |
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| Security score | 8.7 / 10 | 8.7 / 10 | 9.2 / 10 | 8.9 / 10 |
Eligibility is editorial and source-backed: a provider is listed only when its own website documents a reseller hosting product. Positions follow each provider's existing overall score from the same 8 weighted criteria (performance 20%, reliability 15%, price 15%, features, support, ease of use, security and value 10% each). No reseller-specific score is calculated, and no score was changed for this page.
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