Sell hosting on your own server.
Separate views for you, your resellers and their customers. Each account has its own limits, and your customers see your brand.
Reseller accounts come with the Business edition, which is not on sale yet. The rest of this page runs today on Free, or on Pro at $9 a month per server.
Admin, reseller and customer.
- Administrator
- The server and every account on it.
- Reseller
- Their own customers, packages, limits and branding.
- Customer
- The accounts assigned to them.
A reseller cannot create another reseller, and never sees the server's updates or licence.
What a reseller signs in to.
The same panel, narrowed to one business. The names in these screens are invented.
- Create a customer, their account and their plan in one step.
- Build packages with CPU, memory, disk, site and database limits.
- Suspend an account, with the reason recorded.
- Open a customer's panel as that customer, recorded under both names.
- Move a customer's site in over SSH or from a backup file.
Limits the kernel enforces.
Each account is a systemd slice with its own CPU, memory and process limits. Disk usage is measured every fifteen minutes, and uploads, restores and new sites are refused past the limit.
A script the account runs itself can still write past the disk limit. The next measurement shows it.
A storefront with checkout.
Plans, checkout, orders and renewals are in the panel already. It ships with manual payment, which is bank transfer, cash or invoice. If you run WHMCS, there is an integration for it.
When a server is gone.
After every remote backup, KLYRN writes an encrypted list of accounts and sites to the same bucket. A fresh server with the backup key reads it and lists every site before restoring anything.
Tell me when reseller licences are on sale.
Reseller accounts need the Business edition, which cannot be bought yet. You get one message when it can.
One email when Business and Enterprise go on sale. Nothing else.