Control panels
cPanel for a VPS or a dedicated box, Plesk on Linux or Windows, DirectAdmin, Webuzo, and WP Squared. The panel your customers already know how to click around in.
For people who run servers
Server software, VPN, and cPanel themes in one garden.
You already know the stack. Panels, web servers, security, a VPN for the late-night SSH session, and a cPanel theme that does not look like everyone else’s. ResellerGarden is the shop for that work.
Server softwarePanels, stacks, and security
VPNLocations and configs in your account
Server careRenew, move IP, get help
cPanel themesWHM that looks like your brand
Server software
The licenses people actually put on a box
This is hosting software, the kind you install once and then forget until renewal day. Pick what the server needs, choose how long you want it, and the license follows that machine.
The web stack
LiteSpeed when the site needs to feel quick, CloudLinux when one noisy account should not ruin the server, plus KernelCare so you are not rebooting for every kernel patch.
Security and extras
Imunify360, Softaculous, SitePad, JetBackup, Backuply, CXS, and cPGuard. The pieces you add after the panel is up, so the server is useful on day one.
cPanel
WHM and cPanel, on a VPS or on a dedicated machine. You pick the term, put in the IP, and the license is ready to install from your account.
Plesk
Same idea as cPanel, different panel. There is a license for a Linux VPS, a Linux dedicated server, and Plesk on Windows. The server should already have Plesk if you are on Windows. The license activates it.
DirectAdmin
A lighter control panel, still a license on a server IP. Order it, install it from the command on the license, and renew it beside everything else.
LiteSpeed
A fast web server is only useful if the license matches the machine. Pick 2, 4, 8, or X cores, or ADC if that is the box in front of the sites.
CloudLinux
This is the license people add when a machine hosts lots of customers. Each account can be fenced off. TuxCare ELS comes with an active CloudLinux license, after CloudLinux itself is installed.
Imunify360
Malware scanning and the rest of the Imunify360 toolset, licensed to the server IP. If you already run WP Squared on that IP, Imunify360 is included and you may not need a second order.
Webuzo
A single-server control panel for people who are not running a big shared host. License it, install it, and Backuply comes along with an active Webuzo license on that IP.
Virtualizor
If you sell virtual servers, this is the panel on the host node. The license follows that node’s IP. Backuply is included while the Virtualizor license is active.
JetBackup
Backups for the hosting server. Order the license against the IP, install from the command on the license, and renew it with the rest of the stack.
KernelCare
Live kernel patching for the server. If that IP already has an active cPanel or cPanel dedicated license, KernelCare is included and the command is on the cPanel license.
Softaculous
WordPress, and the long list of apps beside it, from the panel. On an active cPanel license this is already included. Order it on its own when the server is not covered that way.
WP Squared
A panel aimed at WordPress hosting. The license includes Imunify360 commands for that IP, and those are the Imunify commands, not the cPanel ones.
VPN
For the office, or for reaching a panel without sitting on open wifi. You order a plan, then choose the location when you download the WireGuard file or the QR code.
cPanel theme
The stock WHM screen is fine until a customer thinks they bought hosting from you. This license is the theme package: your logo and colors, installed on the cPanel server you already license.
VPN
A private line back to the servers
Some people want a VPN for the office. Some want one so they can reach a panel without leaving the server IP sitting in a café wifi log. You order a plan, pick where you want to come out, and the config is waiting in your account.
A global plan covers the locations we have up. Country, city, and the actual server are chosen when you download the WireGuard file or the QR code. You do not have to guess that part on this page.
If you resell, you can order VPN for a customer the same way you book a panel license. Their config stays on their license, in their panel.
Server management
After the install, the boring part is handled
Buying the license is the easy morning. The rest of the month is renewals, a server that moved IP, and the one customer who says the panel “just stopped.” That lives in the same account.
Renew without a hunt
See what is active, what is close to the end, and turn on auto-renew when you would rather the wallet pay it than you remember on a Sunday.
The server moved
Point the license at the new IP from the account. You are not starting the order again because the VPS provider gave you a different address.
Install help on the license
Each product keeps the install and update steps with the license, including extras that come along for the ride, like FleetSSL with cPanel or Softaculous on an active panel.
Someone to write to
Open a ticket on the order or the license. The person answering can see the account, so you do not have to retell the whole story in email.
One wallet
Add funds once. Panel licenses, VPN, and theme orders all come out of the same balance, so you are not running a different checkout for every product.
A lock on the door
Turn on an authenticator if you want the account to ask for a second code. Handy when more than one person on the team can see the panel.
cPanel themes
Make WHM look like it belongs to you
A stock cPanel login is fine until you have a hundred customers who think they bought hosting from you, then land on a screen that does not mention your name. A theme license is how you fix that.
You get the WHM and cPanel theme package, with your logo and colors applied when it is installed. Customers with the license download it from their account. If you are a reseller, your brand settings are what they see.
It sits next to the cPanel license, not instead of it. The panel still needs to be licensed. The theme is the coat it wears.
Buying
Open the client panel when you are ready to order
This website is the front door. Prices, the wallet, and the licenses themselves live on the dashboard. Use the Dashboard button and choose Client Panel.
Create an account, add funds, and pick the product. A panel license asks for the server IP. A VPN plan asks which kind of access you want. A theme license is ready to download once it is active.
Live prices are listed on the panel, because they move with the catalog. See pricing.
Telling a friend
The affiliate line goes more than one person deep
Share your link. If that person buys, you earn. If they invite someone else and that someone buys, you can still earn, one step further up. The program can pay as many as ten levels.
You do not get paid for an empty signup. The money shows up when an order is actually paid and switched on.
Questions
Things people ask before they order
What can I buy?
Server software such as cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, Imunify360, and the usual extras, plus VPN plans and cPanel themes. The full list with prices is in the client panel.
Where do I sign in?
The Dashboard button at the top opens two doors. Client Panel is for buying and managing what you own. Reseller Panel is for selling.
Is the VPN a separate company?
No. You order it in the same account as the server software. The config and QR code sit on that license.
Do I need a cPanel license to use a theme?
The theme changes how cPanel looks. The server still needs its own cPanel license. They are two products that belong together.
Can I sell this under my own brand?
Yes. The reseller page walks through customers, pricing, your domain, and the tools in the reseller panel.