Reseller Accounts are Simple to Manage
When you sign up for reseller hosting, you will usually be given access to an admin console in cPanel or another administration package. Your monthly disc space and bandwidth allowance will be included. The panel will include the tools needed to create new accounts, assign disc space, email addresses, domains, and other typical web hosting features.
It is then simply a matter of creating a new account, deciding how much disc space or bandwidth to allocate, and proceeding from there.
Reseller hosting allows you to make money in the website hosting business whether you are a web developer, designer, or simply someone who dreams of owning your own web hosting business.
Setting up reseller hosting is very similar to setting up your own shared hosting for a website. The main distinction is that instead of simply setting up your own domain, email, and website, you set up the framework within which your clients will do all of that.
The fact that your clients will have their own cPanel or other dashboard where they can manage their own account is a significant advantage of reseller hosting. This saves you a lot of administration time and makes reseller hosting more like a side hustle than a full-time job.
Great customer service
Jason B
Great customer service. Had an issue with billing and within minutes everything was resolved. Kind helpful people. Highly recommend.
SiteGround has gone down from when I…
David L
SiteGround has gone down from when I first started with them. Their support staff is still friendly and helpful but HOW you access them is now horrible. It used to be that one could open a ticket and then go on about your business. That was Nirvana!Now you have to dodge a phalanx of questions just to get to the two options of "chat" and "telephone", neither of which give you the freedom to communicate asynchronously! Their Site Tools is a pain in the rear (give me cPanel ANY DAY!). Every link is javascript so you can't easily open up new tabs by dragging the link - again, making it less flexible and convenient to work with. Collaborators is a nice feature but you can't help users with their email nor with domain transfers. All of this would be tolerated if they were not so SLOW (and expensive)!!! TTFB is horrible. I used to be a fan, but I won't steer anyone to SiteGround anymore.