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Build your hosting brand on Plesk Obsidian, the control panel most agencies already know how to use, backed by NVMe speed and free SSL on every account you create. Available in India, France and USA, so you can put your server close to wherever your actual clients are instead of defaulting to whichever region happens to be cheapest. Every plan renews at the same price you signed up at, so the business you're building doesn't get more expensive to run just because it's working.

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₹700.00/mo
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Plesk NVMe Reseller Plans

Three Plesk Linux reseller plans on NVMe. Pick your server region, same plans, same prices.

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Plesk Reseller 1

10 customer accounts · 20 GB pool

₹700/mo

+6 months free

₹25,200.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

42 months for the price of 36, about ₹600/mo

Renews at ₹25,200.00 every 3 years

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  • 10 Customer Accounts
  • 20 GB Reseller Disk Pool
  • 200 GB Traffic / month
  • 1 GB RAM · 1 core
  • 1 Gbps Network Port
  • Plesk Obsidian reseller panel
  • White-label: custom nameservers & panel branding
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • 24×7 technical support

Plesk Reseller 2

25 customer accounts · 50 GB pool

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₹1,400/mo

+6 months free

₹50,400.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

42 months for the price of 36, about ₹1,200/mo

Renews at ₹50,400.00 every 3 years

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  • 25 Customer Accounts
  • 50 GB Reseller Disk Pool
  • 500 GB Traffic / month
  • 2 GB RAM · 1.5 cores
  • 1 Gbps Network Port
  • Plesk Obsidian reseller panel
  • White-label: custom nameservers & panel branding
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • 24×7 technical support

Plesk Reseller 3

60 customer accounts · 100 GB pool

₹3,100/mo

+6 months free

₹1,11,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

42 months for the price of 36, about ₹2,657/mo

Renews at ₹1,11,600.00 every 3 years

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  • 60 Customer Accounts
  • 100 GB Reseller Disk Pool
  • 1 TB Traffic / month
  • 3 GB RAM · 2 cores
  • 1 Gbps Network Port
  • Plesk Obsidian reseller panel
  • White-label: custom nameservers & panel branding
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • 24×7 technical support

Plesk Reseller 4

75 customer accounts · 150 GB pool

₹4,100/mo

+6 months free

₹1,47,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

42 months for the price of 36, about ₹3,514/mo

Renews at ₹1,47,600.00 every 3 years

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  • 75 Customer Accounts
  • 150 GB Reseller Disk Pool
  • 1.5 TB Traffic / month
  • 4 GB RAM · 2.5 cores
  • 1 Gbps Network Port
  • Plesk Obsidian reseller panel
  • White-label: custom nameservers & panel branding
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • 24×7 technical support

Plesk Reseller 5

100 customer accounts · 200 GB pool

₹5,100/mo

+6 months free

₹1,83,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

42 months for the price of 36, about ₹4,371/mo

Renews at ₹1,83,600.00 every 3 years

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  • 100 Customer Accounts
  • 200 GB Reseller Disk Pool
  • 2 TB Traffic / month
  • 5 GB RAM · 3 cores
  • 1 Gbps Network Port
  • Plesk Obsidian reseller panel
  • White-label: custom nameservers & panel branding
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • 24×7 technical support

Plesk Reseller 6

125 customer accounts · 300 GB pool

₹6,100/mo

+6 months free

₹2,19,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

42 months for the price of 36, about ₹5,229/mo

Renews at ₹2,19,600.00 every 3 years

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  • 125 Customer Accounts
  • 300 GB Reseller Disk Pool
  • 3 TB Traffic / month
  • 6 GB RAM · 4 cores
  • 1 Gbps Network Port
  • Plesk Obsidian reseller panel
  • White-label: custom nameservers & panel branding
  • Free Let's Encrypt SSL
  • 24×7 technical support
Custom nameservers · 24×7 support

Each tier is a fixed disk pool you allocate across the customer accounts you create (2 GB default per account, adjustable via your own service plans). Billing software such as WHMCS is not bundled. Prices are pre-GST with no setup fee; identical in India, France and USA.

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Everything Included

  • Easy Client Account Setup
  • Private Name Servers
  • Custom Hosting Packages
  • Backup Ready Hosting
  • WordPress Friendly
  • Business Email Hosting
  • Resource Control
  • Smooth Website Migration
  • Malware Protection Support
  • 24/7 Expert Support

Reseller migration

Moving your reseller business from another host usually isn't the hard part — explaining to a dozen clients why their site was down for an afternoon is.

Hostripples' migration team moves your customer accounts, their websites, email and databases directly into your new Plesk environment, and because DNS changes propagate gradually rather than cutting over instantly, most migrations happen without a visible outage window for anyone downstream of you.

This is handled by an actual person on Hostripples' side, not an automated import script — which matters, because a reseller migration isn't one website, it's however many client accounts you're currently responsible for, and a script that chokes on the fifteenth account halfway through is a much worse day than a slightly longer manual migration that just works.

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Sell Plesk-powered hosting with NVMe speed, secure client accounts, and real expert support behind every plan you resell.

Plans from ₹700.00/month on a 3-year term.

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Who is Plesk reseller hosting for?

White-label Plesk hosting you can sell to your own customers, under your own brand.

If you're already the person clients call when their website breaks, reseller hosting is really just formalizing something you're probably half-doing already.

Instead of pointing a client toward a hosting company and hoping they figure out cPanel or Plesk on their own, you create their account yourself, set the limits, and stay the one point of contact for anything hosting-related — which also means hosting becomes a line on your invoice instead of a favor you do for free between projects.

Plesk specifically tends to suit teams already comfortable with its interface from client work, or anyone who'd rather hand a non-technical client a simpler panel than a denser account tree. The plans below start at 10 customer accounts and scale up from there, so it's realistic to start small and grow into a bigger tier as your client list does.

Web designers and developers

Bundle hosting with every website you build and bill clients under your own name, rather than handing them off to a hosting company you have no say in. What used to be a one-time project fee becomes a monthly line you control.

Freelancers and agencies

Manage every client's account from a single Plesk reseller panel, and add hosting as recurring income alongside the design or development work you're already invoicing for anyway.

New hosting brands

Launch your own hosting company with custom nameservers and zero Hostripples branding visible anywhere — your name is the only one a client ever sees.

IT consultants

Support a client's hosting from the same dashboard where you already manage everything else for them, instead of routing hosting questions to a vendor outside the relationship.

Why choose Hostripples Plesk reseller hosting

A complete white-label platform on fast, secure NVMe servers.

Plesk gets picked over other panels for a specific reason: it's genuinely easier to hand to a client who isn't technical, without you fielding a support call every time they want to check their email settings. The WordPress Toolkit alone saves a meaningful amount of the back-and-forth that comes with managing client WordPress installs one by one — staging a change before it goes live, cloning a site to test a plugin, updating several installs without logging into each one separately. Everything below runs on the same NVMe infrastructure regardless of which tier you're on, so a client on your smallest package isn't getting a worse-performing server than one on your biggest — just a smaller resource allocation.

Full Plesk control

Manage every customer subscription from the Plesk reseller panel, including the WordPress Toolkit for staging, cloning and updating client sites without touching a terminal. It's the same interface Plesk-based hosting companies use themselves, just scoped to your own account.

100% white-label

Custom nameservers and full panel branding mean a client checking their domain's nameservers or logging into their control panel sees your business, not Hostripples, anywhere in the experience.

NVMe SSD with LiteSpeed

Every tier runs on NVMe storage with LiteSpeed and nginx caching in front of it, so client sites load fast regardless of which plan they're on — a slow site reflects on your brand, not ours.

Free SSL and daily backups

Every domain gets a free, auto-renewing Let's Encrypt certificate, and scheduled backups run without you having to remember to configure them per account.

24×7 support behind you

Your clients call you first, not Hostripples — but when a server-level issue is actually the problem, live chat and ticket support is there around the clock, on plans starting from ₹700.00/mo.

Which plan is right for me?

Pick the line that fits what you need. These are the same plans and live prices as the cards above.

  • 10 customer accounts · 20 GB pool

    Plesk Reseller 1

    10 Customer Accounts · 20 GB Reseller Disk Pool · 200 GB Traffic / month

    ₹700/mo

    ₹25,200.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

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  • 25 customer accounts · 50 GB pool

    Plesk Reseller 2

    25 Customer Accounts · 50 GB Reseller Disk Pool · 500 GB Traffic / month

    ₹1,400/mo

    ₹50,400.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

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  • 60 customer accounts · 100 GB pool

    Plesk Reseller 3

    60 Customer Accounts · 100 GB Reseller Disk Pool · 1 TB Traffic / month

    ₹3,100/mo

    ₹1,11,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

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  • 75 customer accounts · 150 GB pool

    Plesk Reseller 4

    75 Customer Accounts · 150 GB Reseller Disk Pool · 1.5 TB Traffic / month

    ₹4,100/mo

    ₹1,47,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

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  • 100 customer accounts · 200 GB pool

    Plesk Reseller 5

    100 Customer Accounts · 200 GB Reseller Disk Pool · 2 TB Traffic / month

    ₹5,100/mo

    ₹1,83,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

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  • 125 customer accounts · 300 GB pool

    Plesk Reseller 6

    125 Customer Accounts · 300 GB Reseller Disk Pool · 3 TB Traffic / month

    ₹6,100/mo

    ₹2,19,600.00 + 18% GST billed today for 3 years

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Prices for India. Other billing terms and server locations are on the plan cards.

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know

Plesk NVMe Reseller Hosting lets you sell web hosting under your own brand using the Plesk control panel and NVMe storage underneath it. It's built for agencies, developers, freelancers and hosting startups who are already managing multiple client websites and want to turn that into a real, billable hosting line rather than an unpaid extra.
It suits web designers, digital marketing agencies, WordPress developers, IT consultants and anyone who wants to offer hosting to their own clients without owning or maintaining server infrastructure themselves.
NVMe reads and writes data faster than traditional SSD storage, which shows up as quicker page loads and snappier database queries for whatever your clients are running. For a reseller specifically, it means every account in your pool benefits, not just the client on your priciest package.
You can sell it fully under your own name. You create the hosting packages, manage the client accounts, and set your own pricing, while custom nameservers and white-label panel branding keep Hostripples out of anything your customers see.
Yes — that's a big part of why agencies pick it. Domains, email, databases, SSL certificates, backups, files and app installs are all in one clean dashboard, so a client who isn't technical can check their own email settings without you walking them through a command line.
Yes, and Plesk is particularly well suited to it — the built-in WordPress Toolkit handles installs, staging, cloning and updates across every client site from one place, instead of logging into each WordPress dashboard separately.
Yes. Hostripples' migration team moves websites, email and the underlying hosting data across with minimal disruption, handled by an actual person rather than an automated import tool — which matters when a botched migration means explaining downtime to several clients at once, not just one.
Yes — you set your own storage, bandwidth, domain and email limits per package in Plesk, so a basic client package can look completely different from a premium one, priced however you decide.
Yes — you can create and manage professional email accounts for clients directly in Plesk, so a client gets both their website and a proper business email address from the same account you're managing.
Yes — moving up a tier raises your disk pool, customer account limit and resource ceiling together, without needing to recreate or migrate the client accounts you already have set up.
Every account runs behind ModSecurity as a web application firewall, fail2ban watching for repeated failed logins, Plesk's own firewall, and ImunifyAV scanning for malware — active by default, with nothing to configure per client.
NVMe performance, the Plesk panel your clients will find easier to use, India-focused infrastructure with regional options, reseller plans that scale as you grow, and 24×7 support when something's actually on Hostripples' side of the problem.
Each tier gives you a fixed pool of disk space — 20 GB on Plesk Reseller 1, up to 300 GB on the largest tier — that you divide across the customer accounts you create. The default is 2 GB per account, but that's just a starting point you set yourself in your own service plans; a client running a busy online store might get more, a simple brochure site might get less.
Both give you white-label access and full control over your client accounts — the difference is the panel. Plesk tends to feel more approachable for a non-technical client poking around their own settings, and its WordPress Toolkit is built in rather than bolted on. cPanel/WHM is more established and some agencies already know it from experience. Neither is objectively better; it mostly comes down to which one you and your clients are already comfortable with.
Yes, though moving between two different control panels is more involved than a Plesk-to-Plesk migration, since the account structures aren't identical. Hostripples' team handles this directly rather than leaving it to an automated tool — worth having a person actually verify email, DNS and file structures carried over correctly for every client, not just the first one.
No, and that's largely the point of reseller hosting over running your own VPS. Hostripples manages the underlying server and security patching; Plesk gives you a graphical panel to manage the client-facing side — creating accounts, setting limits, installing WordPress — without a command line.
Yes — Plesk supports multiple PHP versions per domain, so one client's store can run on a different PHP version than another client's older site in the same account pool, without one setup forcing a compatibility problem on the other.
It scales — Plesk Reseller 1 runs on 1 core and 1 GB RAM as a shared ceiling, up through 4 cores and 6 GB RAM on the largest published tier. That ceiling covers your whole reseller account, not a guarantee reserved per individual customer, so it's worth sizing your tier to roughly how many active accounts you expect, not just picking the cheapest option to start.
That's set by the service plan you build for that customer in Plesk, not a fixed platform limit — you decide whether a given client's account allows one domain or several, and price it however makes sense for that client.
Yes — Plesk includes Git, Docker and Node.js extensions, so a client running something beyond a standard PHP site can still be deployed and managed through the same panel, without needing separate infrastructure outside your reseller setup.
No — WHMCS or any other billing platform isn't bundled, so there's no licence cost hidden in the price. You get the full Plesk reseller panel and white-label nameservers, and you're free to connect whatever billing tool you're already using.
The advertised starting price reflects the best effective monthly rate on a 3-year commitment; shorter terms are available at a higher monthly rate. Whichever term you choose, your renewal price matches what you signed up at — it doesn't quietly climb at renewal.
The same plans and pricing apply in all three, so the practical answer is whichever is physically closest to most of your clients — server latency matters far more for their visitors than it does for you managing the panel remotely.
You move up to the next tier and get a larger disk pool, more customer account slots and a higher CPU/RAM ceiling — the accounts you already have stay exactly where they are; nothing needs to be rebuilt.
Yes — what you charge each client is entirely up to you and separate from what you pay Hostripples for the reseller plan itself. Different service plans in Plesk can carry different limits and different prices, the same way any hosting company sets its own price list.
No — scheduled backups run automatically on every account in your reseller pool without you setting anything up per customer. If a client's site breaks after a bad plugin update or a mistake on their end, you can restore from a recent backup yourself through Plesk rather than reconstructing the site by hand or waiting on a support ticket.
Yes — the WordPress Toolkit specifically supports cloning a live WordPress site into a staging copy, testing a plugin, theme or update there, and then pushing the change to production once it looks right, instead of editing a client's live site directly and hoping nothing breaks.
Mail sent from a Plesk-hosted domain goes through standard authentication (SPF, DKIM) that Plesk sets up per domain, which is the baseline for landing in an inbox rather than a spam folder. Deliverability still depends partly on how the domain and sending patterns are used day to day, the same as with any hosting provider — there's no magic fix for a domain with a genuinely bad sending reputation.
It depends on the tier — the smaller plans share IP infrastructure, while the top published tier includes a free dedicated IP. A dedicated IP mainly matters for specific legacy SSL setups or particular email-reputation needs; most client sites run fine without one.
Reseller accounts here are structured for you to manage individual customer accounts directly, not for a customer account to itself become another layer of reseller underneath you. If a client of yours wants to resell hosting themselves, that's really a separate reseller account of their own, not a sub-account of yours.
Your hosting stops at the end of the billing period you've paid for, and it's on you to have already told your clients and helped them move elsewhere — Hostripples' side of the migration help works for bringing accounts in, not managing an orderly exit for accounts you're walking away from. It's worth planning a cancellation the same deliberate way you'd plan a migration in, not as a same-day decision when you're already responsible for other people's live sites.
Yes — support runs 24×7 in English, Hindi and Marathi, which matters if you or a client you're troubleshooting alongside is more comfortable working through a hosting issue in one of those languages rather than English.
No — there's no setup fee on any tier, and prices shown are pre-GST the same way any registered business purchase in India would be taxed at checkout. What you see per tier is what you're actually budgeting for, not a number that grows once you're further into signup.
A client won't see the word NVMe anywhere — what they'll notice is that their site's pages load faster and, if they check their own site's speed test occasionally, a better score than they might have had on a slower host. NVMe's actual advantage is in how quickly the drive can read and write data under load, which matters most when several client sites on the same pool are being visited at once.
Yes — there's nothing stopping you from running two separate reseller accounts under different business names if you're genuinely operating two distinct brands, though for most people it's simpler to run one account and use Plesk's own package structure to separate client tiers, rather than paying for and managing two reseller subscriptions in parallel.
Beyond the WordPress Toolkit, Plesk's extension catalog covers a range of common needs — security add-ons, backup tools, developer tooling like Git and Docker, and various CMS and application installers, so most client requests beyond a plain WordPress site can usually be handled from within the same panel rather than needing a separate setup outside your reseller account.

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