Bisup Reseller Enterprise, $ 29.99/mo. on Linux Reseller

Reseller Enterprise is the larger agency-oriented reseller tier and is intended for established providers that need more client capacity and stronger per-account headroom.
It offers 50 cPanel accounts with WHM administration, 500 GB of NVMe SSD storage, unlimited bandwidth, 4 GB DDR5 RAM per account, 2 vCPU cores per account, 2 GB IOPS with 100 MB per second throughput, and a 250000 inode limit per cPanel account.
White-label branding, WHM access, cPanel account creation, free billing software, and 24/7 partner support remain central to the package, making it suitable for agencies that want to run hosting as a serious extension of their service stack.
The order path adds daily backups, free SSL, a free 30 day money-back guarantee, and an included dedicated IP on the matching 50 account plan.
The landing page shows the monthly price at $29.99 billed monthly and notes that renewal rates may not remain the same as the promotional display.
This level suits mature design studios, development teams, and resellers managing many small to medium customer sites that need better storage depth and a larger customer roster while keeping operations under one WHM umbrella.
The plan keeps the business model simple: private branding on top, infrastructure management underneath, and scalable account creation in between.

Reseller hosting is positioned as a white-label business platform for freelancers, agencies, developers, and entrepreneurs who want recurring revenue without owning or maintaining the underlying servers. The range is centered on WHM and cPanel access, white-label branding, free billing software, and round-the-clock partner support, so the operational model focuses on package creation, client account management, and brand control rather than infrastructure work. The platform messaging stresses scalable resource allocation, SSD or NVMe-backed performance, security features including free SSL and DDoS protection, and the ability to build custom packages under a private label. The broader section also highlights low startup cost, easy administration, and a simple path from choosing a plan to creating packages, adding branding, and selling hosting to end clients. Pricing on the landing page is promotional and monthly by default, while the order flow also indicates free setup and backup coverage on the plans.