Hi I am looking to create a cheap reselling website just for a little extra project on the side offering basic hosting features to customers.

Please can anyone advise on a solution?

I pay 9.95 monthly for my reseller package. I guess that's cheap enough.

I pay 9.95 monthly for my reseller package. I guess that's cheap enough.

Thats good! which hosting company are you with?

I host with QualityHostonline.

I host with QualityHostonline.

Which plan mate. Just to clear a doubt. I could see their reseller plans staring at 14.95 $ .

I chose the smallest package and that over a little over a year ago. Except the've changed it for new members. But i still pay the old fee($9.95). What reason will i have to lie.

I chose the smallest package and that over a little over a year ago. Except the've changed it for new members. But i still pay the old fee($9.95). What reason will i have to lie.

I never said you lied mate; just clearing the doubt since I could see the smallest plan's price is 14.95$. Now it is clear. Thanks :)

I chose the smallest package and that over a little over a year ago. Except the've changed it for new members. But i still pay the old fee($9.95). What reason will i have to lie.

I would assume you are happy with the service then? That's a good price for what they offer.

I would assume you are happy with the service then? That's a good price for what they offer.

I guess that's a bit YES! :D

Hi I am looking to create a cheap reselling website just for a little extra project on the side offering basic hosting features to customers.

Please can anyone advise on a solution?

You could try eUKhost http://www.eukhost.com/reseller-hosting.php

Cheap isn't always the best though. You want quality. :agree:

Hi I am looking to create a cheap reselling website just for a little extra project on the side offering basic hosting features to customers.

Please can anyone advise on a solution?

Whats your Budget?

How much Disk Space and Bandwidth are you needing?

Going for hosting with very low prices can create some sort of problems. Throw some extra money to get some good support as you get what you pay for.

You would have to look at how much are you willing to spend and then the features. Then after you get what you desire move on to creating the packages you want.