Resource Library
Buying Guides
How we weigh the options, which ones to walk straight past, what we'd buy. 100 guides on the shelf, all checked over for 2026.
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The full buying guides shelf
Annual Terms and Cash Flow
The gap between the term you buy on and the term you sell on, and how to bill so a mid-term exit is routine.
Open the guideBeginner Accounts, Resold
The account to hand a non-technical client, what it costs you per month, and the four tickets that arrive first — written for resellers and agencies.
Open the guideBilling Automation for Resellers
Why manual billing fails at chasing and suspending rather than invoicing, and the four places a reseller book leaks money.
Open the guideBooking-Led Portfolio Builds
Cost per client account, the scheduler tickets that eat the care plan, and the handover terms to agree while everyone is still happy.
Open the guideBots and Automation Boxes
Which box resident processes belong on, how to keep them alive, and why your scripts and a client's bot should be apart.
Open the guideBudget Dedicated Boxes
What a budget dedicated box is genuinely good at, what must never go on it, and the questions to ask before ordering.
Open the guideBudget Reseller Packs
The per-account arithmetic, the overselling policy, and the size at which a cheap pack stops being cheap.
Open the guideBudget WordPress Accounts
Why the floor on a cheap WordPress account is support time, what a cut price is cutting, and the tier to standardise on.
Open the guideBuilder or WordPress, per Client
Two client types, two support profiles, and how to price and sell both without inventing the worst product on your list.
Open the guideCare Plans: Hosting That Pays
What the retainer buys, the account and disk arithmetic as the list grows, the surfaces that leak, and when billing needs software.
Open the guideCertificates Across a Whole Book
Certificates across a reseller's whole book: what a lapse costs you, the four silent failures, and when a paid certificate earns its line.
Open the guideCheap Hosting You Can Still Resell
Where the reseller floor really sits, the support hour that eats the margin, and two pricing shapes that survive contact with clients.
Open the guideClient API Backends
Who takes the call when a client's API fails, the controls you must own, and the limits to set before the first partner.
Open the guideClient Application Hosting
Where to draw the support boundary on a client application, the runtime checklist, and the account to sell.
Open the guideClient Email or Free Mailboxes
Why mail decides retention, what a free address costs you when it fails, and a migration sequence that does not produce complaints.
Open the guideClient Mail and Campaign Sending
Why sending reputation is shared on a reseller shelf, where to draw the line, and the DNS work to do per client.
Open the guideClient Mailboxes, Resold
Client email as a reseller product: the four tickets, the one-off deliverability job, and what mailboxes do to your allotment.
Open the guideCMS Hosting for a Client's Editorial Team
Hosting a client's editorial team: admin speed, logins and leavers, and how to cost the support properly.
Open the guideControl Panels for Resellers
The panel as a product decision: what the client meets, what it costs per account, and what switching later costs.
Open the guidecPanel as the Product You Hand Over
cPanel from the reseller's side: which icons a client should see, how far branding goes, and why a standard build protects your exits.
Open the guidecPanel or Plesk for Clients
The panel as your product's interface: familiarity, package mechanics, the cost of switching, and the four places a supplier leaks through.
Open the guideCron Jobs Across Client Accounts
Where the failure notice should land, replacing wp-cron across a fleet, execution limits, and keeping the job list auditable.
Open the guideDDoS Protection for a Client List
Shared fate on a client list, what edge filtering absorbs, the note you send the others, and what credits you can honestly pass on.
Open the guideDedicated Servers, Priced for a Reseller
Bare metal for a hosting business: the cost-per-account sum, the specification, and what you take on with it.
Open the guideDirectAdmin or cPanel Reselling
Licence curves against client familiarity, what changes when you buy wholesale, and how to move a client list between panels quietly.
Open the guideDisk Speed as Ticket Volume
Storage speed as a support-volume variable: which client complaints trace back to it, what it cannot fix, and how to talk about it.
Open the guideDomains and Hosting on One Client Account
Registering client domains: whose name goes on it, one renewal date, and the exit you should promise first.
Open the guideDrupal Hosting for Institutional Clients
Drupal for institutions: the supplier answers, the deploy process, the cron heartbeat and the sizing call.
Open the guideDrupal or WordPress, by Retainer
The client attached to each platform, the security obligation you are signing, and what a defensible retainer has to contain.
Open the guideDV, OV and EV, Explained for Clients
What each validation level checks, who chases the paperwork, and how to keep certificate timing out of your launch plan.
Open the guideFast Shared Hosting for a Client Pool
Shared speed as a density problem: overselling as a tool, how to measure it, and what to promise a client.
Open the guideFirst Stores as Client Accounts
Hosting a client's first shop without inheriting the business: scope, the failures that cost takings, and the four exclusions to write down.
Open the guideForum Hosting for a Community Client
A forum client in a shared pool: why caching does not help, whose deliverability it is, and what to charge.
Open the guideFree Domains and Who Holds Them
The included domain from a reseller's side: who should be the registrant, how to keep DNS control, and the transfer that ends things cleanly.
Open the guideFree Migration When Onboarding
The unbilled hours in onboarding, the incumbent who will not release credentials, and the mail that disappears at cutover.
Open the guideFree SSL or a Paid Certificate
Why the easy certificate upsell is gone, the two jobs free certificates cannot do, and how renewal fails across an estate.
Open the guideGame Server Boxes
Whether community game server work belongs in your book, how to size it once, and how to fence it off.
Open the guideGit Deployment Across Client Sites
Deploy keys and whose they are, one release process across a fleet, and what the client inherits when the engagement ends.
Open the guideGrowing Stores on Your Allotment
The trading WooCommerce client on a reseller allotment: the three numbers to watch, when moving beats tuning, and how to reprice.
Open the guideHosting a Shelf of Side Projects
One account or several: where a multi-site plan is genuinely right, and the moment a project's first customer changes the answer.
Open the guideHosting an Affiliate Site Portfolio
An affiliate portfolio managed like a reseller's pool: the allowance, the failure point, and when to split.
Open the guideHosting When the Client's SEO Blames You
What hosting genuinely controls in a client's search performance, and how to prove it every month.
Open the guideHosting Your WHMCS
Why the cron run is your revenue, where WHMCS should live, and what a grey-market licence really costs.
Open the guideImunify360 Across Client Sites
Blast radius across a client fleet, what server-level defence sees, who pays for the clean-up, and what the other clients are told.
Open the guideJoomla Hosting for a Client Account
One Joomla client in a WordPress book: the support arithmetic, and whether to keep, reprice or rebuild.
Open the guideJoomla or WordPress, to Maintain
Auditing a site you did not build, staffing the maintenance, and quoting a rebuild in stages a client can follow.
Open the guideLanding Page Hosting for Campaign Work
Campaign pages for clients: escaping per-visitor pricing, owning the leads, and what to charge instead.
Open the guideLaravel Hosting for Client Apps
Hosting a client's Laravel app: the account shape, the deploy key, the monthly cost and the upgrade line.
Open the guideLiteSpeed as a Client-Facing Story
LiteSpeed across a reseller's book: what is still per-site, which pages it never helps, and the mistake that leaves a plugin doing nothing.
Open the guideLocal Business Hosting, Resold
Local business hosting from the agency side: ownership, what the client sees, the cost of twelve accounts, and the Saturday failure.
Open the guideMagento Hosting for a Retail Client
Inheriting a Magento client: the machine it needs, the patch owner, and the maintenance window to agree first.
Open the guideMagento or WooCommerce, to Support
Support skill, cost per client and the bursts that break a flat retainer — plus when to refer a Magento build on.
Open the guideMail Filtering as an Add-On
Why filtering belongs on your price list, how to keep the quarantine off your desk, and how to add a domain.
Open the guideManaged or Unmanaged, for Resellers
Unmanaged as a job description rather than a discount: the hours it costs, how to build a managed offer on it, and what to promise in writing.
Open the guideMany Sites, One Account or Many
Addon domains versus separate accounts: what breaks when sites share, what separation costs, and the exit only one structure survives.
Open the guideMultilingual Client Sites
What a multilingual client does to your allowance, who owns the structure decision, and where your scope ends.
Open the guideNews Site Accounts
What a regional pick-up does to a shared shelf, what the editors see while it happens, and the plan to sell them.
Open the guideNiche Blog Accounts
What a niche blog account consumes, what to bill for the slot, and the ticket that arrives eighteen months in.
Open the guideNode.js Hosting for Client Apps
Node for clients: what they see when it stops, where the supplier leaks, and how to price the watching.
Open the guideNonprofit Hosting for Agencies
The real cost of the pro bono site, the paperwork a treasurer needs, and the account structure that survives a change of volunteers.
Open the guideOne Account or One Each
Shared filesystem, shared allocation, shared suspension — what that means once the sites belong to clients, and how to split them out.
Open the guideOpenCart Hosting for a Client Shop
A client's OpenCart shop: the extension inventory, the per-shop cost, and the peak-season freeze.
Open the guideOpenCart or WooCommerce, Standardised
What a second cart really costs an agency, which one client staff cope with, and how to make store builds repeatable.
Open the guidePHP Hosting for a Mixed Client Book
A client book across four PHP versions: the support hours it costs and the upgrade conversation that works.
Open the guidePHP Versions Across a Fleet
Auditing an inherited fleet, where the version setting lives, the client who will not pay, and putting end-of-life in writing.
Open the guidePortfolio Clients on Your Shelf
Portfolio clients as the tail that funds your reseller plan: what they ring about, how to price them, and the one thing that turns them loud.
Open the guidePostgreSQL for a Client App
Reading the stack before the quote, where Postgres sits on the shelf, isolating one odd account, and what to charge for it.
Open the guidePrivate VPN Boxes
Why an agency ends up running its own tunnel, how to size and set it up, and what to do about keys when staff leave.
Open the guidePublisher Clients Who Spike
The publisher client on a reseller allotment: what a spike really costs, what to verify beforehand, and how to bill unpredictable traffic.
Open the guidePython Hosting for Client Projects
Django and Flask for clients: triage, the version talk, the workers invoice and a clean handover.
Open the guideRedis Object Caching for Client Shops
Diagnosing the slow-shop complaint, why another page-cache plugin will not help, and selling the fix with a number attached.
Open the guideRenewal Pricing You Can Quote On
Why an introductory rate breaks a fixed retainer, where staggered renewals hurt most, and what to check before quoting a client.
Open the guideReseller Hosting, Costed
Reseller hosting costed per client: what the client sees, what breaks at forty accounts, and the three places a white label still leaks.
Open the guideReselling or Referring
What each model actually buys, the obligation attached to owning a client, and how the arithmetic diverges by year three.
Open the guideReselling WordPress: .com or Self-Hosted
Why only one side of this comparison can carry an agency's brand, what clients ask for in year two, and where the licences eat your margin.
Open the guideRestores as a Support Product
Restores as a reseller product: who presses the button, what to bill, retention across a book, and the quarterly drill.
Open the guideSecure Shared Hosting for a Client Book
Security from the reseller's side: blast radius, who pays for the clean-up, and the letter you send afterwards.
Open the guideShared or VPS for a Client List
Root access as a transfer of duties rather than an upgrade — what lands on you, what clients notice, and when a VPS genuinely pays.
Open the guideSmall-Business Accounts, Resold
The bread-and-butter reseller account: what trading clients expect, why mail drives the tickets, and how forty of them behave.
Open the guideSmall-Business WordPress Under Management
Selling a small-business WordPress site as a managed account: scope, update liability, the monthly hours at forty sites, and the handover clause.
Open the guideSquarespace or WordPress for Client Sites
Which platform you can host, bill and hand over — worked through for a studio with a client book to feed.
Open the guideSSH on Client Accounts
The bulk work a terminal pays for, what a client's shell exposes, and how to test a supplier's SSH story before you resell it.
Open the guideStaging Clients Can Sign Off
Staging as a billable deliverable: what the client approves, the URL that leaks your supplier, and how to ration copies across a fleet.
Open the guideStatic Site Accounts
Why static client sites are your best margin, how to deploy a dozen of them, and how to answer the renewal question.
Open the guideStudent Hosting Accounts
Whose name is on the account, what it can carry, and the point at which hosting other people's coursework becomes a business.
Open the guideSupport Behind Your Support Desk
Where the client's call lands, escalating without naming your supplier, what the desk should cover, and how to test it first.
Open the guideThe Cheapest Box You Can Bill For
The cheapest server you can put a client on: what it holds, what owning it costs, and the pricing structure that keeps it profitable.
Open the guideThe Freelancer's First Reseller Plan
The freelancer's first reseller plan: what to stop doing, what to charge, what ten accounts cost you, and when it becomes a business.
Open the guideThe Money-Back Window, Read Properly
Two refund windows rather than one, what a policy reveals about a supplier, and the guarantee you should offer your own clients.
Open the guideUK Hosting for a UK Client Book
Answering a UK client's questions about location, accountability and paperwork without conceding anything.
Open the guideUpgrade Paths for Client Accounts
Which numbers justify an upgrade, how a tier change actually happens, and the day a client should have their own server.
Open the guideVideo Site Accounts
The quota arithmetic behind a video-led client site, the conversation to have first, and the plan to sell them.
Open the guideVPS or Metal for a Hosting Shop
Cost per client account on each option, the failures you inherit, and the two moments a dedicated machine wins outright.
Open the guideWhen a Client Outgrows Shared
When a client genuinely outgrows shared hosting: the four signals, what unmanaged means for an agency, and how to bill the management.
Open the guideWhite-Label Reselling
A surface-by-surface audit of what can name your upstream supplier, and the reseller pack to start on.
Open the guideWiki Hosting for an Internal Knowledge Base
Hosting a client's wiki: privacy in two layers, the storage curve, and proving custody on day one.
Open the guideWildcard SSL for Subdomains
The subdomains your own brand needs first, where free automation is enough, and the tenant apps that outrun manual issuing.
Open the guideWix or WordPress, for the Reseller
Why a closed builder leaves an agency nothing to host, what a rescue involves, and how to quote the rebuild in stages.
Open the guideWooCommerce or Shopify, for Agencies
Which platform leaves an agency with recurring revenue, what you inherit when the shop is yours to host, and how to survive December.
Open the guideWordPress Toolkit for a Fleet
Bulk updates against per-site updates, the screenshot that settles arguments, and why the monthly report is the deliverable.
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