Introduction

If you are looking to become a reseller and sell hosting services, then you will need to look for a good reseller host. This is where many people make mistakes. They go after the cheapest option on the market instead of looking at what they get in return for their investment. In this article we will go over some things that every good reseller hosting package should have so that you can find the right one for your business or brand.

Bandwidth

Bandwidth is the amount of data that can be transferred through a connection in a given period of time. Bandwidth is measured in bits per second (bps), which means it’s usually calculated in gigabytes (GB) or megabytes (MB).

Disk Space

Disk space is how much storage you need for your website and files. You can think of disk space like a hard drive, except that it’s in the cloud instead of on your computer or server.

Here are some questions to ask yourself when deciding how much disk space you need:

• What kind of files will you be hosting? If you have a lot of videos, photos, or audio files then you’ll need more than if all your content is text-based.
• How many visitors do I expect to have? A big company’s website might have millions of visitors per month, while a personal blog might have only 100 visitors per day on average. The more traffic (visitors) your site gets, the more room it needs on its hard drives—so if the thing that keeps people from coming back to your site is waiting too long for pages to load, then this could be important!

Speed

Speed is one of the most important factors in how your site performs. If your site is slow to load, visitors will get frustrated and leave. That’s why it’s crucial that you select a hosting package with fast page load times.

However, the speed of your site depends on several factors:

• The amount of traffic it receives
• The type of content on each page (text-heavy or image-heavy)
• The number and type of plugins used by the site

Control Panel

The control panel is the admin panel where you can manage your account, add clients, and access your hosting account. Depending on what type of reseller hosting solution you’re looking for, there are many different control panels available. Some of the most popular include cPanel, Plesk and DirectAdmin.

The features offered by each control panel will vary slightly from one to another based on the tool that they provide but they all share some common functionality. Here are some things to look out for when researching these tools:

• Does it allow you to easily add new users/clients?
• Is there a built-in backup feature?
• Can users manage their own email accounts without needing any help from an administrator?

Features and Extras

Features and extras are the things that make your reseller hosting package work for your business. You want to make sure that the features and extras are suitable for what you need, as well as what your business will need in the future.

App Support

App support is a feature that some managed hosting providers offer, and it can be a useful tool for helping you troubleshoot issues with your site. App support is a service that allows users to contact their host’s technical team via phone or email in order to get help with issues related to the design and functionality of their website. There are three main ways that app support can be provided:

• Live Chat – Live chat is an easy way for companies to communicate directly with their customers on the web without having to wait on hold or schedule an appointment. Live chat makes it easy for users who need help right away but don’t want to use up all their bandwidth by calling into customer support hours (which many resellers offer 24/7).
• Email – Email isn’t necessarily as convenient as live chat, but it may still be helpful if you prefer not talking on the phone over getting help from someone face-to-face via video call (like Skype). If this sounds more like what works best for your situation then there is no reason why anyone should have any problems whatsoever when working through any issues they might have been experiencing so far!

Pricing Models, Packages and Pricing Structure

Pricing Models, Packages and Pricing Structure

The first thing you should look for in a reseller hosting package is how much the base price is. While this may seem like an obvious thing to know, it’s not always as simple as you’d think. Some providers will offer different pricing models and packages which makes it difficult to compare them side-by-side with others. Price comparison tools can help make things easier by allowing you to see all of their plans in one place so that you can easily compare them against each other based on features and extras they offer at that price point.

As well as the cost of each plan, it’s also important to take into consideration any additional costs associated with adding extra features or extras such as SSL certificates or domain registration services etc..

Support Channel and Quality

A good support channel is one of the most critical factors to consider when choosing a reseller hosting package. Whether it’s email, chat or phone support, it’s important that you find an option that fits your needs. You should determine what kind of support channels are available so you can evaluate them against your own needs.

• Response time: How quickly does the team respond? Is there a guaranteed time frame for response? If not, how long does it usually take for someone to get back to you?
• Quality of service: Have there been any complaints about this provider’s customer service? What do other customers say about their experience with the company’s support team and overall satisfaction with the product itself (if applicable)?
• Ability to contact: Is there only one way in which customers can contact the company—or do they have multiple options at their disposal? Are they able and willing to answer questions over social media channels such as Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp as well as email addresses provided on their website (if available).

Hidden Fees

The term “hidden fees” refers to hidden charges that can add up and cost you money. Most reseller hosting companies, including our own, offer a variety of plans and packages that are advertised as cheap or even free until you actually purchase them.

When you sign up for one of these plans, make sure it doesn’t include hidden costs such as setup fees or extra charges for services like SSL certificates. You should also look at what kind of bandwidth throttling is included in your plan—too many customers on the same server may result in slower speeds overall, which is something you don’t want on your end users’ sites.

SSL Certificates

You’ll also need to know what a SSL certificate is, and how to use it.

A SSL Certificate is a way of protecting your website from hackers, by encrypting all the data that goes back and forth between your visitors and the server. This means that if someone were to try to intercept their traffic, they would be unable to see any of it.

Once you have an SSL Certificate installed on your site, you can tell Google that you have one–and Google will give your website preferential treatment for search results (because people want sites with secure connections). This can help bring more traffic from Google, which in turn means more money in your pocket!

Restrictions to Clients.

As you’re shopping around for a reseller hosting package, it’s important to look at the restrictions and limitations that are placed on clients. You want to make sure that you can add domains, email accounts, subdomains, FTP accounts, databases and shopping carts without having to pay extra. You should also look for a host that offers more bandwidth and storage space than most of its competitors in the same price range.

Conclusion

In conclusion, you should look for a reseller hosting package that has all these features. This will ensure that your business is up and running fast and efficiently so that you can focus on what matters most – growing your business!