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HostBroker

Your brand. Your customers. Your storefront.

Host Broker gives sellers a full hosting business stack — domain, design, catalog, billing, and support portals — without building the platform yourself.

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Seller toolkit

Everything required to look like an independent host.

Storefront

Public site that sells your plans

Publish hosting pages, menus, and landing content under your brand. Customers discover plans on your domain, not a generic marketplace homepage.

Domain

White-label domain & SSL

Point your hostname at the platform, enable SSL, and keep cookies and customer identity scoped to your tenant.

Commerce

Catalog, wallets & payments

Set sell prices, fund wallets, connect gateways, and take orders that flow straight into provisioning.

Team

Master & sub-sellers

Grow a channel: Masters can create sub-sellers who sell under the commercial structure you define.

Customers

Self-service portals

End users register, order, renew, and manage services inside your branded customer area.

Automation

API & WHMCS hooks

Connect existing billing stacks when you need Host Broker as the fulfillment engine behind WHMCS or custom storefronts.

Why sellers join

Stop rebuilding hosting ops for every brand.

Whether you are launching your first host brand or adding a second region/brand, Host Broker keeps tenancy clean: separate customers, separate branding, shared reliability.

  • One platform login for seller operations
  • Storefront + customer portal on your hostname
  • Optional marketplace sourcing when you need extra capacity
  • Room to grow into sub-seller networks
Also supply capacity →

Ready to sell hosting on Host Broker?

Sign in to the seller panel or contact us for level setup, domain mapping, and first-storefront guidance.

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White-label hosting seller platform

Host Broker is built for operators who want to sell web hosting under their own brand. The seller layer covers storefront publishing, plan catalogs, customer accounts, wallets, and multi-tier selling — the pieces a hosting company needs before the first invoice goes out.

Looking for capacity instead of a front-office brand? See the marketplace. Looking for what end customers buy? See hosting products.