Shared Hosting and Reseller Hosting may seem similar at first, but they are tailored to meet different needs and user types. ### **Shared Hosting** Shared Hosting is ideal for individuals or businesses that need hosting for their own websites, such as WordPress sites or business portfolios. With Shared Hosting, users receive a single **cPanel** account, allowing them to efficiently manage all of their websites from one place. It's an easy-to-use, affordable solution for hosting websites without the need for extensive technical knowledge. ### **Reseller Hosting** Reseller Hosting is designed for those who want to offer hosting services to others or start their own web hosting business. Customers on Reseller Hosting are provided access to **WHM (Web Host Manager)**, which allows them to create and customize hosting packages for each of their clients. Each client under Reseller Hosting gets their own **cPanel** account to manage their individual websites. This setup gives resellers the ability to run a hosting business and offer tailored solutions to their customers, while still having the hosting provider handle server maintenance.

White-labeled Reseller Hosting is a type of reseller hosting where the reseller can brand the hosting services as their own, without revealing the original hosting provider's identity. In this setup, the reseller offers hosting services under their own company name, logo, and branding, while the actual server infrastructure and technical management are handled by the larger hosting company in the background.

Accounts will be set up immediately after payment.