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$18

$190

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  • 20 cPanel Accounts
  • 20GB NVMe SSD disk space
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 2 vCPU | 2GB RAM Per Cpanel
  • 24/7 Instant Response
  •  WHM (Admin Control Panel)
  • Daily  Backups
  • Custom Nameservers
  • Whitelabel / Unbranded
  • Free Reseller Migration
  • Free Free SSL Certificate
cPanel Reseller Pro - 50
The perfect starting point for growing an online presence.

$45

$432

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  • 50 cPanel Accounts
  • Unlimited NVMe SSD disk space
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 2 vCPU | 2GB RAM Per Cpanel
  • 24/7 Instant Response
  •  WHM (Admin Control Panel)
  • Daily  Backups
  • Custom Nameservers
  • Whitelabel / Unbranded
  • Free Reseller Migration
  • Free Free SSL Certificate
cPanel Reseller Turbo - 100
The perfect starting point for growing an online presence.

$80

$768

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  • 100 cPanel Accounts
  • Unlimited NVMe SSD disk space
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 2 vCPU | 2GB RAM Per Cpanel
  • 24/7 Instant Response
  •  WHM (Admin Control Panel)
  • Daily  Backups
  • Custom Nameservers
  • Whitelabel / Unbranded
  • Free Reseller Migration
  • Free Free SSL Certificate
cPanel Reseller Entry
The perfect starting point for growing an online presence.

$190

$190

Top Featured
  • 20 cPanel Accounts
  • 20GB NVMe SSD disk space
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 2 vCPU | 2GB RAM Per Cpanel
  • 24/7 Instant Response
  •  WHM (Admin Control Panel)
  • Daily  Backups
  • Custom Nameservers
  • Whitelabel / Unbranded
  • Free Reseller Migration
  • Free Free SSL Certificate
cPanel Reseller Pro - 50
The perfect starting point for growing an online presence.

$510

$510

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  • 50 cPanel Accounts
  • Unlimited NVMe SSD disk space
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 2 vCPU | 2GB RAM Per Cpanel
  • 24/7 Instant Response
  •  WHM (Admin Control Panel)
  • Daily  Backups
  • Custom Nameservers
  • Whitelabel / Unbranded
  • Free Reseller Migration
  • Free Free SSL Certificate
cPanel Reseller Turbo - 100
The perfect starting point for growing an online presence.

$900

$900

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  • 100 cPanel Accounts
  • Unlimited NVMe SSD disk space
  • Unlimited Bandwidth
  • 2 vCPU | 2GB RAM Per Cpanel
  • 24/7 Instant Response
  •  WHM (Admin Control Panel)
  • Daily  Backups
  • Custom Nameservers
  • Whitelabel / Unbranded
  • Free Reseller Migration
  • Free Free SSL Certificate
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Feature-Best Reseller Hosting

Transferring a domain is easy — just prove you own it and plug in the EPP code to start the process.

After you approve the transfer, it usually takes a few days to finish. If anything comes up along the way, our support team is here to help.

Pricing Plan
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Private Nameservers

Run your business under the radar with private, custom DNS nameservers — stay anonymous and look fully in charge.

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Free Billing Software

Get built-in billing software at no extra cost — manage clients, invoices, and payments without paying for a separate platform.

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100% White Labeled

Operate under your own brand with a completely white-label setup — your customers will never see our name anywhere.

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Cloud Infrastructure

Launch your hosting business on powerful cloud infrastructure — built for speed, stability, and scalability from day one.

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Effortless WordPress Management

Fast, dependable, and secure — our cloud-based hosting is built to handle businesses of every size without breaking a sweat.

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Reliable Email Service

Fast, secure, and incredibly reliable — our cloud hosting delivers top-tier performance for businesses big and small.

Technology Overview

Transfer a Domain Name in 4 Simple Steps

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Step 01
1. Unlock the Domain

Log in to your current domain registrar (e.g., GoDaddy, Namecheap). Look for the option to “unlock” or disable the domain’s transfer lock. Registrars automatically lock domains to prevent accidental or malicious transfers, so you’ll need to toggle this off before anything else can happen.

  • Domain Name: Enter the full domain name you want to transfer
  • Domain Unlock: Ensure your domain is unlocked for transfer
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Step 02
2. Get the Authorization Code (EPP Code)

Once the domain is unlocked, request the transfer authorization code (also called an EPP or auth code). This is a unique code your new registrar will require as proof you control the domain. Most registrars email it to the administrative contact within a few minutes.

  • Domain Name: Enter the full domain name you want to transfer
  • Domain Unlock: Ensure your domain is unlocked for transfer
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Step 03
3. Start the Transfer at the New Registrar

Go to the domain transfer page at the registrar you’re moving to. Enter the domain name and authorization code. You’ll usually need to pay a transfer fee — but you’ll typically get a one-year renewal included. Confirm your contact details, agree to the transfer, and submit.

  • Domain Name: Enter the full domain name you want to transfer
  • Domain Unlock: Ensure your domain is unlocked for transfer
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Step 04
4. Approve the Transfer

Watch your email. Both registrars will send notification messages requesting approval. Confirm the transfer. Once approved, the transfer usually completes within 5–7 days, and you’ll receive confirmation once it’s done. During the process, there should be no downtime for your website or email.

  • Domain Name: Enter the full domain name you want to transfer
  • Domain Unlock: Ensure your domain is unlocked for transfer

Why Buy Domains at Whosters?

Buying your domain through Whosters means you skip the usual headaches. They offer competitive pricing with no surprise renewal hikes, a clean and simple interface that doesn’t treat you like a walking upsell, and fast support from actual humans—not bots reading scripts. If you want a domain registrar that behaves less like a corporate trap and more like a trustworthy partner, Whosters is built with that mindset.

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Domain Locking

Domain locking is a security feature that prevents unauthorized transfers of your domain to another registrar.

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Great Renewal Rates

Great renewal rates mean Whosters doesn’t lure you in with a bargain price on year one only to ambush you with a massive hike later. Their renewal pricing stays fair, transparent, and consistent — so you can budget confidently and not feel punished for sticking around.

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Low prices & huge selection

**Low prices & huge selection** means you get access to thousands of popular and niche domain extensions—without paying a premium for the privilege. Whether you want something classic like `.com`

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Easy management

Easy management means your domains are handled through a clean, intuitive dashboard where you can update records, renew, forward, or transfer with just a few clicks—no confusing menus or hidden settings. Managing your online real estate feels efficient, not overwhelming.

FAQ

Domain Registration FAQ’s

The best thing we love about Hostcity is it does two-way sync with Google us to better organize & keep everything on track.

Shared hosting is a type of web hosting where multiple websites live on the same physical server and share its resources—like CPU power, memory, and bandwidth. Because everything is pooled together, it keeps costs low, making shared hosting a popular entry-level option for personal sites, blogs, and small businesses. The trade-off is that your site’s performance can be affected by traffic spikes on neighboring sites, since everyone is sharing the same “apartment building.” Think of it as renting a room in a shared house: affordable, convenient, and simple—but not as private or powerful as having the whole place to yourself (which would be VPS or dedicated hosting).

It depends on the shared hosting plan you choose. Most entry-level shared hosting plans allow one website, but higher-tier shared plans often let you host multiple (sometimes unlimited) websites under the same account — as long as they all share the available server resources. So the real limit isn’t how many sites you can add, but how much traffic, storage, and processing power your plan provides. If you’re running lightweight sites with low traffic, you can host several on one plan. If each site is heavy or popular, you may only want one per plan to keep performance strong.

Yes — most shared hosting plans now include free SSL certificates, typically via Let’s Encrypt. This means you can enable HTTPS on your site at no extra cost, keeping user data encrypted and giving you that secure padlock icon in the browser. Some plans also let you upgrade to premium SSL certificates (with features like extended validation or warranty), but for most websites, the free SSL included is more than enough to stay secure and trusted.

Step-by-Step: The Track Delivery feature in cPanel lets you monitor what’s happening to email sent from or to your domain — so you can see whether messages were successfully delivered, deferred, or failed. Here’s how to use it: Log in to your cPanel account. In the EMAIL section, click Track Delivery (sometimes labeled Email Trace). You’ll land on a log viewer page. By default, it displays the last 1,000 delivery attempts. Use the Search/Filter bar at the top to narrow things down: Enter a specific email address (sender or recipient), Choose a time frame, Or filter by delivery status (Success / Failure / Deferred). Click Run Report. Scroll down to view the log entries: Green check = delivered successfully Yellow circle = deferred (temporary delay) Red X = failed Click the Info icon next to an entry to get detailed SMTP logs and error messages — incredibly helpful for diagnosing why a message bounced.