Hello,
Can you please recommend the top 10 largest reseller provider offering WHM/cPanel along with a free WHMCS?

I've got so far:
HostGator
iWeb
HostNine
InnoHosting
ResellerPanel

What else?

Well to be honest it's hard to suggest that, since there's many providers out there that suit that category, i would suggest if your doing research on them, you would be better asking for a list of known providers along those lines then contacting each one to confirm, there's millions of providers out there, and not all are publicly advertised as much as others, so some stick out more then others not always because there bigger or better, but sometimes, so best of luck!

I'd say HostGator and Innohosting would be top.

Well, I assume that is enough to leave HG in the list.
They actually one of the biggest and have mostly good reviews

I'd have to say HostGator.

While there are many providers out there offering what you are asking for, I would say your best bet is HostGator.

You may want to try:

http://www.hostdime.com

Hostdime and Surpasshosting is my choice.

Thanks, I'll add hostdime and surpasshosting. HostGator has already signed a deal for my book :D Looking for other big boys :D

Host gator is good!

Largest in specs (space / bw) or company size / hosted domains / number of servers?

Hostgator is definetely the biggest reseller - they have more servers than a couple of datacenters together!

Hostgator is pretty good. I have used them for shared hosting as well as reseller.

They do some things that I do not particularly care for. Such as constantly changing their TOS without notification. Of course they have the right to do this, but they do it a lot, people just don't notice it as much as I do since I am online way too much.

They also like to play with servers without any warning. I was trying to add packages in WHMCS and noticed when I clicked okay the package was not added. I logged onto cPanel to check server status and the status was fine, but it showed my database for WHMCS GONE! I immediately contacted them and was told an administrator was updating the server, and sure enough a few minutes later my database was back. But I was still freaking out since I had just set up WHMCS that day and had not yet made a database backup.

But unless you are like me, you will probably not notice these things. Even though they like to give me mild heart attacks, their customer service is very helpful and I would go so far as to say their customer service is the best of all the hosts I have used.

I wouldn't go with a provider because they are the "biggest" but instead I would choose based upon verified reviews of smaller providers. You are much more likely to receive high quality service and support from a smaller provider where every customer matters than from a larger company where you are really just seen as a number.

That's just my two cents :)

Beyond that, HostGator is pretty good and offers WHMCS however that has been mentioned a few times now.

my vote go to HostDime :)

I used hostgator for a while. They were great. I moved to a fully dedicated server because I outgrew the reseller.

I think the Free WHMCS or a equal if not better billing system is a good added bonus considering it retails for $15+ a month in itself. It makes things easier to manage your clients, billing and ticket's

Hostgator is definately the bggest provider out there, I don't think other companies can even match with their clientbase size.

HostGator offers free WHMCS?...

EDIT: Never mind, found it.

You may want to try:

http://www.hostdime.com


does the 3000GB traffic of hostdime true? because for example if i put 400 users in that silver plan they may use almost all bandwidth... so hostdime will contact me and ask to change for a dedicated server?

does the 3000GB traffic of hostdime true? because for example if i put 400 users in that silver plan they may use almost all bandwidth... so hostdime will contact me and ask to change for a dedicated server?

Very valid and good question. We let all our clients use all the bandwidth they purchased with their package no issues. We will never ask you to change to a dedicated server just because you use your bandwidth. We have some clients using 3000GB on silver with no issues. If CPU is abused that is different. How can we do this you ask? Simple we own and operate our own data center. We don't lease or rent servers from anyone. http://www.hostdime.com/facilities/

nice to have somebody from hostdime here, and with fast answers ;)

but lets be realistic, if there is 80 people hosting forums and blogs with +-400 to 800 unique visitors a day, they will make considerable cpu usage?

and about brazilian hostdime reseller packages with unlimited traffic, this traffic is caped in which port? 10,100 or 1000Mbps?

nice to have somebody from hostdime here, and with fast answers ;)

but lets be realistic, if there is 80 people hosting forums and blogs with +-400 to 800 unique visitors a day, they will make considerable cpu usage?

and about brazilian hostdime reseller packages with unlimited traffic, this traffic is caped in which port? 10,100 or 1000Mbps?

1. It depends on the content but in most cases yes
2. 100mbps

1. It depends on the content but in most cases yes
2. 100mbps

how much users can the silver plan handle +-? do you have an idea?

how much users can the silver plan handle +-? do you have an idea?

I wish I did but it varies so much on the site's itself, I apologize

Big isn't always better, but to say the least Host Gator might have what you want.

I wouldn't go with a provider because they are the "biggest" but instead I would choose based upon verified reviews of smaller providers. You are much more likely to receive high quality service and support from a smaller provider where every customer matters than from a larger company where you are really just seen as a number.

That's just my two cents :)

Beyond that, HostGator is pretty good and offers WHMCS however that has been mentioned a few times now.



I second that.

I'd recommend Surpass (Hostdime) excellent company and the pricing is much better than HostGator. Next in line is Hostgator, they are a reputable host with lots of years in the business. They also consistently turn-out good reviews.