Latin Cloud RESELLER PACK 50, $ 0.00/mo. on Linux Reseller

RESELLER PACK 50 has been updated on February 24, 2020 (added December 1, 2018), Aggregate Rating (7.7 out of 10 from 12 reviews)

🔌 Hosted domains :	unlimited
🆓 free domains :	0
📌 Dedicated IPs :	0
💳 Payment Methods :	Credit / Debit / Prepaid Cards
🔨 Control Panel :	CPanel
✍️ Support Options :	EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive Chat
🌏 Server Locations :	Argentina
⚑ Targeting :	AR

Original plan URL was https://latincloud.com/linux-hosting-reseller

📜 Plan description

📄 Editorial Review

LatinCloud is an established Argentine hosting and cloud provider created in 2016 through the merger of ELSERVER.COM and NXnet Solutions. Both businesses already had extensive experience in web hosting and server infrastructure, giving LatinCloud more than two decades of accumulated technical and commercial expertise from the beginning. The LatinCloud brand entered the market in 2017, with Joel Chornik leading the company as CEO and Martín Todres participating as director and co-founder.

The consolidation also brought together businesses such as MGB, SignalAR and Oxaney. LatinCloud later became part of Nuveo (nuveo.cloud), a Latin American technology group active in cloud infrastructure, software development and artificial intelligence. The company operates from Buenos Aires and serves customers throughout Argentina and several other Spanish-speaking markets.

LatinCloud has developed a broad portfolio that combines cloud hosting, traditional web hosting, WordPress, reseller accounts, VPS, domains, email services, SSL certificates and website-building tools. Most services are managed through MYlatincloud, which gives customers one environment for projects, DNS zones, email accounts, SSL certificates, virtual servers, backups, invoices and user permissions.

The main Cloud Hosting range includes the Essential, Elevia, Vertex and Altaris plans. These packages combine allocated CPU and RAM with SSD storage, traffic allowances, business email, SSL certificates, database management and daily backups. Essential works well for a small company website or personal project, while Elevia, Vertex and Altaris provide progressively more resources for agencies, online stores and higher-traffic applications.

Daily backups include website files and databases, with recovery copies retained for seven days. The security layer combines SSL/TLS protection, malware scanning, anti-DDoS controls, a web application firewall and IP filtering. Development features include WebSSH, GitHub integration, multiple PHP versions and support for widely used frameworks.

The WordPress Hosting range follows a similar structure while adding WordPress-specific administration through WP Toolkit. Automated installation, software updates, plugin management, WooCommerce compatibility and migration assistance simplify the daily operation of WordPress projects. Smaller plans suit blogs and business websites, while the larger configurations support agencies, stores and customers managing several installations.

Traditional Web Hosting remains available for customers who prefer familiar commercial control panels. Linux hosting can be managed through cPanel or DirectAdmin, while Windows hosting uses Plesk. The continued availability of Windows hosting is useful for older ASP.NET applications and Microsoft-oriented projects, since many regional providers now concentrate exclusively on Linux.

Reseller Hosting gives agencies, designers and smaller hosting companies the ability to separate customer accounts and allocate resources independently. Linux reseller packages use cPanel-based management, while Windows reseller services are operated through Plesk. The platform is suitable for agencies that want to include hosting with design, maintenance or development contracts.

The VPS portfolio includes dedicated virtual resources, NVMe storage, daily snapshots, anti-DDoS protection and Linux or Windows operating systems. Customers can administer servers through SSH or RDP, install Docker and choose between commercial control panels or direct command-line management. These servers work well for WordPress, WooCommerce, Laravel, Node.js, Next.js, APIs, development environments and other self-hosted applications.

Specialized VPS configurations are also available for n8n and OpenClaw. These deployments provide control over workflows, integrations, containers and server resources rather than limiting customers to a restricted software-as-a-service environment. A VPS with at least 4 GB of RAM is the more practical starting point for substantial n8n automation and multiple active workflows.

Domain services cover registration, transfer, renewal and DNS administration. Selected annual hosting packages include the first year of domain registration. Additional services include a no-code website builder, business email, SSL certificates, Cloud SMTP and Cloud Antispam. Cloud SMTP provides a dedicated sending IP and priority mail delivery, while Cloud Antispam adds centrally managed filtering for domains and mailboxes.

A quotation-based server housing and colocation service is also available. The current commercial focus is primarily cloud hosting, VPS and managed web services rather than a large public catalog of bare-metal dedicated servers.

The website uses a modern, responsive layout and provides localized commercial options for Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Spain, the United States, Uruguay, Venezuela and international customers. Argentina is billed mainly in ARS, while international and several regional markets use USD. The platform and support ecosystem are primarily Spanish-language services.