Giner Net WHM-10G, € 9.95/mo. on Linux Reseller

5 cPanel Accounts
Unlimited email accounts
Unmetered traffic
cPanel / WHM
CloudLinux
Litespeed
Free SSL Certificate

Ginernet positions its Spanish reseller-hosting package as a turnkey kit for agencies that need speed, isolation, and hands-off server maintenance. All five cPanel accounts ride on Dell hardware in Interxion-Madrid, plugged directly into Telefónica, Vodafone, Orange, and MásMóvil backbones, so round-trip time for a visitor in the capital hovers below five milliseconds. That local presence matters: packets avoid the extra hops—and the 20-millisecond penalty—typical of French or German data centers.

Behind each account lies a CloudLinux stack with CageFS. Every customer space is walled off, so an exploit in one site cannot spill into another. CPU cores and RAM are hard-capped per tenant, which stops a runaway script from throttling everyone else. On the web-server tier, LiteSpeed replaces Apache but keeps full .htaccess compatibility; its LSCache module snapshots dynamic pages as static files, shaving seconds off first-byte time while edge rules blunt common DDoS and brute-force patterns.

Resellers create and manage accounts through WHM, while end clients see the familiar cPanel dashboard for domains, email, and databases. A version selector exposes PHP 5.4 through 7.4—handy when an older shop cart refuses to upgrade—yet the default build always tracks the latest stable release. Softaculous sits in the sidebar, ready to drop WordPress, PrestaShop, or Magento in a single click.

Data protection is handled by JetBackup. Incremental snapshots run every six hours and stay on remote storage for up to two months; rolling back means choosing a date, clicking restore, and waiting a few minutes. Mailboxes are unlimited, routed through a relay pool with clean IP reputation, and scrubbed by spam and malware filters before messages hit Roundcube or a local client.

SSL certificates issue automatically for every domain, and a basic anti-exploit suite sends weekly reports if malicious code surfaces. Should anything slip through, 24x7 support sits on the other side of a Madrid ticket queue, and the first 30 days carry a no-questions-asked refund guarantee.

For designers and agencies serving a Spanish audience, the equation is straightforward: Madrid latency, cPanel familiarity, and a fully managed backend combine to let them bill clients under their own banner while Ginernet’s technicians handle the infrastructure under the hood.