HostBroker

A marketplace for hosting capacity.

Attach nodes, publish supplier prices, and fulfill orders from sellers who need web hosting, VPS, or related services — without giving up control of your servers.

How supply works

Infrastructure owners meet branded sellers.

Sellers need products to offer. Suppliers have racks, hypervisors, and panel nodes. Host Broker is the commercial bridge.

Attach

Connect your nodes

Bring Virtualizor, cPanel, Plesk, or other supported capacity into the platform so stock and eligibility can be checked at order time.

Price

Set supplier rates

Define what the network pays for your capacity. Sellers add their margin when they retail to customers.

Fulfill

Orders land on your stack

When a customer buys through a seller storefront, provisioning targets eligible supplier nodes — including yours.

Earn

Own-tree or network sales

Sell through your own seller tree, participate in platform retail, or both. Platform fees and payouts follow the commercial rules configured for your account.

For datacenter operators

Fill idle capacity with branded demand.

You stay the infrastructure owner. Sellers stay the customer face. Host Broker coordinates catalog eligibility, ordering, and delivery so neither side rebuilds a marketplace from scratch.

  • Keep SSH/panel ownership of your hardware
  • Expose only the products you choose to list
  • Serve multiple seller brands from one supply pool
Talk supply onboarding

Sellers need stock. Suppliers need demand.

Host Broker’s marketplace is the meeting point — part of the same multiseller platform, not a separate vendor portal.

Hosting capacity marketplace explained

A hosting multiseller marketplace lets independent sellers offer plans while fulfillment may run on supplier-owned servers. Host Broker supports that model so brands can scale catalog coverage without owning every rack — and so infrastructure operators can monetize surplus capacity through many storefronts at once.