Hosting customers ask for two things their hosting plan does not give them: somewhere safe for their files, and backups that do not live on the same server as the site. Building either is a product of its own. Reselling ours is an afternoon.

How it works

You apply, we agree on limits — how much storage you may allocate and how many customers — and a Reseller panel appears in your account.

Packages are what you sell. Each has an amount of storage and, where your agreement includes them, protection against ransomware, S3-compatible storage for backup software and AI credits. The price is yours: we never show one to your customers.

The reseller panel: the packages a partner sells

Customers are accounts on your packages. Create them by hand, or let your billing system do it. Where everybody else sees our plans and payment pages, your customers see your name and your support address.

The reseller panel: customers, their packages and their storage

One invoice. You bill your customers; we invoice you for the storage you allocated, from daily figures you can download from the panel at any time.

WHMCS does the routine

If you run WHMCS, the server module provisions accounts the way it provisions hosting:

  • an order is paid → the account is created on the product’s package;
  • an invoice is overdue → the account is suspended, and unsuspended when it is paid;
  • an upgrade → the package changes; a cancellation → the account is terminated, and its files are kept for a retention period before they are deleted for good;
  • Open Iglubox in your client area signs the customer in without another password;
  • the daily cron fills in the disk usage of every service.

Setup is a server entry with your reseller API key and one product per package. Everything the module does is also a documented API, for billing systems of your own.

Backups you can offer on day one

The plugins for cPanel & WHM, WordPress, Drupal and Roundcube send backups into a storage account. Give every hosting customer an account on a small package and their sites are backed up somewhere that is not your server — which is the question they were going to ask after the next outage anyway.

Apply

The partners page has the form. Tell us roughly how many customers you have; we reply by e-mail.