this is fake reseller hosting, they will give yo 50GB in starter plan, with 15 Cpanel accounts, You have to distribute 50GB to 15 clients , is that possible some buy 2-3GB space web hosting from you? and they selling 50GB disk space web hosting to direct customers in only AUD 3.30/Mont
Thanks for your comment! Our starter reseller plan with 50GB to distribute across 15 cPanel accounts is ideal for those managing multiple small websites, offering great value at a low cost. It's designed for flexibility, allowing you to allocate space based on each client's needs. For individual users, our direct customer plan at AUD 3.30/month for 50GB is a separate, competitively priced offer. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions!
Very Insightful tutorial, I have followed the steps and everything works perfectly except for 2 issues. 1) The login button on the front page of the website, I think it needs extra configuration which you didn't mention. please i need help on how to link it and get it working. 2) I wish to as how do i export my database from the old whmcs to the newly setup whmcs in order not to lose my client's info?
I'm glad to hear that the tutorial was helpful and that you've successfully progressed with your WHMCS installation. Let's address your two issues: 1)Configuring the Login Button on the Front Page: The login button on your website should link to the WHMCS client area. Normally, this URL looks something like yourdomain.com/whmcs/clientarea.php, where yourdomain.com/whmcs is the directory where WHMCS is installed. To link the button, you need to edit the HTML or CMS settings of your website. Locate the code for the button and set its href attribute to the URL of your WHMCS client area. If your website is using a Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress, you may need to edit the menu item or button settings in the CMS dashboard. 2) Exporting and Importing the Database from Old to New WHMCS: Export Database: Access your old WHMCS database via a tool like phpMyAdmin. Select the database and use the "Export" option. Choose a format (typically SQL) and export the database. Create a Backup: Before importing, it's crucial to create a backup of your new WHMCS database as a precaution. Import Database: In phpMyAdmin for your new WHMCS installation, access the database where you want to import the old data. Use the "Import" option to import the SQL file you exported from your old database. Update Configuration: After importing, you might need to update the WHMCS configuration file (configuration.php) with any new database details if they have changed. A few important notes: Ensure compatibility between the versions of WHMCS you are exporting from and importing to. Incompatibilities can lead to errors. Test everything in a staging environment first, if possible, to avoid disrupting live services. If you're not comfortable with handling databases, consider seeking help from a professional to avoid data loss or corruption. Remember, handling databases involves sensitive data. Ensure that you maintain security protocols to protect your clients' information.
This video is impressive! I do videos myself, and I know how complex they are. The video is made in one shot and explains how to create a hosting reseller website, explaining possible issues. I am a very programmer with little time. However, I decided to spend the 1:13 hours to fully see it. The next day, I watched it again, doing exactly what was shown in the video. It took me 3 days to complete. I ran into a couple of issues, but the video showed the solution to them. At the end of the fourth day, my site was running, and it took around 3 more days to finish all the customizations.
It's great to hear that you successfully set up a hosting reseller website by following the video tutorial, especially given your busy schedule as a programmer. Your dedication in watching the video multiple times and applying the instructions over several days is commendable. Overcoming challenges and customizing your site demonstrates your skill and commitment. If you have any insights from your experience, consider sharing them to help others. Best of luck with your new website!
Unfortunately, I contacted your company twice via the support email in order to obtain answers to some inquiries regarding hosting the reseller, but I did not receive any response at all, and that was enough for me to judge your support services, so if your services are like this regarding pre-sale services, then what I have to expect after purchase!🤐
We're very sorry to hear about your experience and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused. Your feedback is important to us and we're dedicated to improving our services. Please rest assured, we're investigating this issue and will get back to you as soon as possible. Your satisfaction both before and after purchase is our top priority. Thank you for bringing this to our attention
Thank you for your amazing video I'm going to buy a reseller package from you , before do I hope Have technical documentation for more understanding because I'm new in this business
You can find lots of technical documentation on Getting started as a reseller on our Knowledgebase: kb.verpex.com/docs/getting-started-as-a-reseller and on our blog: verpex.com/blog/reseller-hosting Moreover, 24/7 chat support is provided to all our clients
I'm tring to install the Phox theme but it stops after about 20 ou 30 seconds with the following message: This link has expired. Please try again. What's being wrong? Thank you very much.
Hi! The error message 'This link has expired. Please try again.' typically occurs when the upload process exceeds the maximum file size or time limits set by your server. Try editing the php.ini file to increase these limits. We have a tutorial in our blog (chapter - Modifying PHP.ini for WordPress): bit.ly/3AJ9uL5
Thanks for an amazing video! I'm now one step closer to starting a partnership with Verpex as my reseller hosting provider. I have a question though. Do you provide end-user support? In other words, if I choose your reseller hosting and set up my reseller business and then my client needs support, can your service fulfil the need or is this something I need to manage on my own? Thanks!
Thanks for the awesome feedback! We're excited that you're considering Verpex as your reseller hosting provider. Regarding your question, Verpex does not provide end-user support for clients of our resellers. As a reseller, you would be responsible for managing and supporting your clients directly. However, we're always here to support you, ensuring you have everything you need to provide excellent service to your clients. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, just let us know. Thanks again!
Hey I'm wondering if you can help me, I've been thinking about launching a reseller business for a while, I just need to know who is the best provider to go with? I'm not looking to launch immediately, so would you recommend me purchasing a domain & hosting plan until I'm ready to launch, then upgrade to a reseller plan when I'm ready to launch? also, I'm looking for a company to purchase a domain with cPanel and not some custom made cPanel. Any suggestions and help would be appreciated. Thank you
Absolutely, while WordPress is a popular option, it's not the only one for creating a reseller hosting website. You can definitely use an HTML site or other CMS platforms according to your preference and needs. We appreciate your suggestion and will consider making a video about setting up a reseller hosting website using an HTML site in the future. Stay tuned
Feel free to reach out to our customer support team regarding this question. Just contact them through our website, and they’ll be happy to guide you through the options.
Whether you need a WHMCS bridging page depends on if you're integrating it with another system like a CMS (e.g. WordPress). If yes, a bridge is necessary. If you're only using WHMCS for managing web hosting without integration, no bridging page is needed.
For help with using a non-WordPress template for your reseller hosting site, feel free to reach out to our customer care team. They’ll have the answers you need!
Thank you for pointing that out! The Verpex client area and the reseller client area are designed to serve different purposes and user needs, which is why they look different. Verpex Client Area: This is tailored for end-users who purchase hosting services directly from Verpex. It focuses on providing a user-friendly interface for managing individual hosting accounts, billing, and support requests. The design prioritizes ease of use for non-technical users. Reseller Client Area: This area is designed for resellers who manage multiple client accounts. It includes additional features and tools necessary for resellers to manage their clients, such as account creation, resource allocation, and billing management. The interface is more comprehensive to accommodate the needs of resellers who are running their own hosting businesses. The differences in design and functionality ensure that each user group has the tools and interface they need to efficiently manage their respective tasks. If you have any specific concerns or need further assistance with navigating either client area, feel free to ask!
Yes, it is possible to change the Phox theme logo to your custom logo in your website's header. Here's a general guide on how to do it, keeping in mind that the exact steps may vary slightly depending on the version of the Phox theme and your website setup: 1) Access Theme Options: Log in to your WordPress dashboard. Navigate to the theme options panel. In most cases, for the Phox theme, this will be located under 'Appearance' > 'Theme Options', or it might directly appear as 'Phox' or 'Options' in the dashboard menu. 2)Locate Logo Settings: Within the theme options, look for a tab or section labeled 'Header', 'Logo', or something similar. In this section, you will find options to change or upload your logo. 3)Upload Your Custom Logo: Click the option to upload or change the logo. Select your custom logo from your media library, or upload a new file. Ensure your logo is of the appropriate size and format as recommended by the theme for optimal display. 4)Save Changes: After uploading your logo, make sure to save the changes. 5)Check Your Website: Visit your website to confirm that the new logo is displaying correctly. Clear your website cache and browser cache if the changes don't appear immediately. If you encounter any difficulties or if the options seem different, you can always consult the Phox theme documentation or contact their support for more detailed guidance specific to your version of the theme.
Absolutely! When you set up your own reseller hosting website, you’ll be able to offer various hosting products such as shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, and possibly additional services like domain registration and SSL certificates, depending on your reseller plan. Your clients can purchase these directly from your website. Make sure to set up an intuitive shopping cart and secure payment gateway to facilitate smooth transactions. Additionally, using tools like WHMCS can help automate the billing and management processes, making it easier for you and your clients. If you need tips on setting this up, feel free to ask!
I searched a bit more in the comments and found this if anyone is interested: "For alternatives, you might consider using WHMpress or WHMCS Client Area Plugin"
I'm sorry to hear about your troubles with WHMCS-Bridge. If you're looking for alternatives, here are a few you might consider: Blesta: Known for its clean interface and robust functionality, Blesta is a popular choice. It's developer-friendly and offers good support. ClientExec: A user-friendly option, ClientExec offers billing and support solutions that are quite comprehensive and might fit your needs. HostBill: This platform is known for its extensive features and integration options. It can be a bit pricey, but it's a solid choice for managing billing and support. Ubersmith: It's more enterprise-focused but offers a wide range of features, including billing, support, and automation. Remember to evaluate each based on your specific requirements, such as feature set, ease of integration, and customer support. Good luck with your search!
Hi sir, your videos is very informative i remembered my collage days. now my question is "What you referred WHMCS Bridge plugin, its have poor reviews, and they mentioned some bugs. can you refer to any alternative? "
Hello, I'm glad you find the videos informative and that they remind you of your college days! Regarding your question, yes, the WHMCS Bridge plugin has received some mixed reviews. For alternatives, you might consider using WHMpress or WHMCS Client Area Plugin. Always make sure any plugin you use is compatible with your current setup and meets your specific needs. I'll consider covering more on this topic in future videos. Thanks for your feedback!
@@VerpexHosting Thank you very much, sir, yes I remembered my collages days because of your way of teaching like my college professor, he also same fully detailed teaching upto understand every student.
Great question! PPC (Pay-Per-Click) ads can be a very effective way to attract clients quickly, especially when you target specific keywords related to hosting services. However, the right strategy often involves a mix of different marketing tactics. Consider combining PPC with SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to capture organic traffic, content marketing to build authority, and social media marketing to engage with potential clients directly. It’s also valuable to focus on building a strong reputation through excellent customer service and reliable hosting performance. Diversifying your marketing efforts will help you reach a broader audience and find clients more effectively. Good luck!
Thanks for the comment! It sounds a bit like you might be promoting something there 😉. I covered the basics in the video, but for specific steps and details about Enom, I'd recommend reaching out directly to their customer service for guidance. They'd be best equipped to assist you. Cheers
Great video, really good info. But why is it that after I still pay for hosting through verpex, & everything I know about reseller hosting through this channel. So why is it when I call no one has a clue about whmcs? I only know about whmcs because of you but support knows nothing? Kinda confusing
Certainly, if you could provide your support ticket number with Verpex regarding your WHMCS issue, I can assist you further in looking into it. Please share the ticket number, and I'll do my best to help with your query.
The error message "Required PHP extension not found: ionCube Loader" indicates that the ionCube Loader extension is not installed or enabled on your server. WHMCS requires ionCube Loader to function properly, as it is used to encode and secure PHP files. To resolve this issue, follow these steps: 1) Install ionCube Loader: Download the appropriate ionCube Loader version for your PHP version from the ionCube website. Upload the ionCube Loader files to your web server. 2)Enable ionCube Loader in PHP: Edit the php.ini file on your server to include the ionCube Loader extension. This typically involves adding a line like zend_extension = "/path/to/ioncube_loader_lin_x.x.so", where x.x is your PHP version and the path is where you uploaded ionCube Loader. 3)Restart the Web Server: After making changes to php.ini, you need to restart your web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx) for the changes to take effect. 4)Verify Installation: Create a PHP file with the phpinfo() function and access it from your browser. This will show you if ionCube Loader is installed and enabled. 5)Re-run WHMCS Installation: Once ionCube Loader is installed and enabled, try installing WHMCS again. If you're not comfortable performing these steps or don't have access to your server configuration, you may need to contact your hosting provider for assistance. At Verpex, support team is available 24/7
Question: at 8:35 or so, you note that the "gold" and "silver" packages have been disabled because they allow "unlimited bandwidth" - but when you go back to the basic reseller page seconds later, you can see that it allows for "unlimited bandwidth" - is there something I'm missing? Shouldn't that be allowed, then?
The notification indicates that the services were deactivated because they were configured with unlimited bandwidth or quota limits. While the standard plan provides 50GB of NVMe Disk Space, he adjusted the settings to unlimited, causing incompatibility with those specific packages.
Hey man, great video, I was just wondering if WHCMS is compatible with any theme. I did purchase the phox theme, but I would much rather build my site out in Gutenberg with the tools I use regularly. What exactly was the need to purchase the phox theme?
Hey, thanks for the positive feedback on the video! WHMCS is designed to be quite flexible and can be integrated with various WordPress themes, but not all themes are optimized for it out of the box. The Phox theme you purchased is specifically built for hosting services and is pre-optimized for WHMCS, which makes setup smoother and provides specialized features and designs suitable for a hosting business. If you prefer to build your site using Gutenberg, you can certainly do that. You might need to use additional plugins or custom code to ensure full compatibility between WHMCS and your chosen Gutenberg blocks. The reason for recommending a theme like Phox is to streamline the integration process and offer a design tailored for hosting services. However, with some customization, you can achieve a similar level of integration and design consistency using Gutenberg and other tools you are more comfortable with. Let me know if you need any tips on making this setup work!
@@VerpexHosting I appreciate the response, after working with the theme for a big I can see how it would streamline the process a little bit for sure. Verpex has been great I'm glad I gave it a shot. One not e I would say was a disappointment though would be the WHMCS bridge plugin, I think it would be worth stressing in your video that the plugin has a lot of issues and currently no active support. There's a very common problem you can see on just about every forum where people are getting 404 errors during the checkout process. I was able to work around this eventually by setting up some redirects, but anyone with less technical skills would be out of luck. Great video though!
Very detailed video, well done! So if customers were to click on the client area / login , would it just take them to their cpanel or whmcs panel where they can control their own packages / servers? as i stumbled upon a theme called "Responsive WHMCS Client Area Template" and from finding this, im guessing when customers log in it'll take them to a whmcs panel where they can control things and this is just an extra theme to enhance the whmcs client panel even further? I hope this comment makes sense hehe, thank you ever so much for the video again!
Thank you for your kind words about the video! I'm glad you found it detailed and helpful. To answer your question, yes, typically when customers click on the "client area" or "login" button on a website that's integrated with WHMCS, they are taken to their client panel where they can manage their hosting packages, domains, servers, and other related services. The actual appearance and functionality of this client panel can differ based on the theme or template that's used. The "Responsive WHMCS Client Area Template" that you mentioned is one such theme that enhances the look and feel of the WHMCS client panel. It's designed to provide a more streamlined and user-friendly experience for customers. So when they log in, they'll indeed be taken to a WHMCS panel, but with the added aesthetics and functionalities that the theme offers. I hope this clears things up! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. And thank you for watching and engaging with the content!
Hello, I think you made a mistake, while linking plans directly from webpage to url/billing/ which is plain ugly whmcs, instead of using whmcs bridge, I mean what is Wordpress whmcs bridge plugin for if you are not using it.
Hello, thank you for your feedback. We strive for the best user experience, and your point about the direct link to the billing page is well taken. The WordPress WHMCS Bridge plugin indeed offers a more seamless integration between the two platforms. In the video, we aimed to cover a range of methods, but we can see how using the Bridge plugin could provide a more streamlined approach. We'll consider this in our future content. Your input is highly appreciated.
Hello, Whether you have to manually accept an order or can automate it largely depends on the platform or system you're using for your business. Most modern e-commerce platforms and order management systems offer the option to automate order acceptance and processing.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that the video was helpful to you as you consider entering the reseller hosting space. If you have any questions as you get started or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your new venture, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need more insights or tips. Looking forward to hearing about your success!
@@VerpexHosting this might not be the place to ask, but are there resources for client contracts, privacy and legal notices, and that type on non-technical stuff?
Good day man trust that you are well Thank you for the amazing video Quick question, I see on the reviews that there is allot of problems with the WHMCS brigde plugin🤦🏽 do you generally come across any issues with that plugin, does it actually work quite good? I am currently doing hosting for clients using the reseller hosting package but I want to expand my website to a reseller hosting website where new clients can register domain names and automatically set up hosting from our website (basically what you did on this video) but before I tackle this project I will really appreciate it if you can let me know If it works all good and its not as bad as the reviews say, I will definitely do it I always appreciate your videos Thanks
WHMCS Bridge can work well if your server meets the requirements and the plugin is properly configured. However, it may have compatibility issues with some themes or plugins. I recommend testing in a staging environment before going live. Despite mixed reviews, it's often about the correct setup and dealing with any issues as they arise. Keep backups and don't hesitate to reach out to the plugin's support or consider professional help if needed. Good luck with your project!
Thanks for your suggestion! We appreciate your interest in a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) tutorial. We'll definitely consider this for upcoming content. Be sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss it when it's uploaded. Thanks for your support
appreciate the kind words! When maxing out on cPanel accounts, you can either upgrade to a higher-tiered hosting plan or opt for an additional hosting plan. Both are practical ways to scale. Thanks for tuning in! 👍
When maxing out on cPanel accounts, you can either upgrade to a higher-tiered hosting plan or opt for an additional hosting plan. Both are practical ways to scale. Thanks for tuning in! 👍
@@VerpexHosting If one already has the highest tiered plan, then an additional hosting plan will be the only option. But how would one set that up? I'm assuming you can't use the same domain name you used with the first hosting plan?
Hi @ejalvin8286, we're glad you liked the video! If you're having trouble finding the theme, could you please specify which one you're looking for? We'll do our best to help you find it
To integrate a reseller package with your website without purchasing WHMCS, you can use alternative billing and automation software like Blesta, HostBill, or ClientExec. These platforms offer similar functionalities for managing clients, billing, and support. Alternatively, you can also use custom scripts or third-party APIs provided by your reseller hosting provider to integrate directly into your website, though this may require more technical expertise in web development. Remember to ensure that the solution you choose is compatible with your hosting provider's system and meets your business needs.
@@VerpexHosting could you please please recommend me such resellers that provide custom APIs to integrate whmcs and eNom to my web app.. I've already implemented most server side endpoints to create orders, clients, billings and invoicing, products and services.. when it came to actually implementing the whmcs URIs and APIs to my prod env.. I looked through multiple such reseller hosting websites but couldn't find any myself as they all recommend I use their softaculous app to do billing and such. If there's any such resellers you know I could try please lemme know. Thanks in advance.
If you're interested in using the Phox theme, the proper and legal way to obtain it is by purchasing it from an authorized seller or the official website. This ensures that you receive a legitimate, up-to-date copy of the theme along with support and updates from the developer.
@@VerpexHosting Plugin compatibility issues, out of date, lack of ui controls, horrible integrations that offer dynamic functionality, theme restrictions etc.
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this is fake reseller hosting, they will give yo 50GB in starter plan, with 15 Cpanel accounts, You have to distribute 50GB to 15 clients , is that possible some buy 2-3GB space web hosting from you?
and they selling 50GB disk space web hosting to direct customers in only AUD 3.30/Mont
Thanks for your comment! Our starter reseller plan with 50GB to distribute across 15 cPanel accounts is ideal for those managing multiple small websites, offering great value at a low cost. It's designed for flexibility, allowing you to allocate space based on each client's needs. For individual users, our direct customer plan at AUD 3.30/month for 50GB is a separate, competitively priced offer. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions!
Very Insightful tutorial, I have followed the steps and everything works perfectly except for 2 issues. 1) The login button on the front page of the website, I think it needs extra configuration which you didn't mention. please i need help on how to link it and get it working. 2) I wish to as how do i export my database from the old whmcs to the newly setup whmcs in order not to lose my client's info?
I'm glad to hear that the tutorial was helpful and that you've successfully progressed with your WHMCS installation. Let's address your two issues:
1)Configuring the Login Button on the Front Page:
The login button on your website should link to the WHMCS client area. Normally, this URL looks something like yourdomain.com/whmcs/clientarea.php, where yourdomain.com/whmcs is the directory where WHMCS is installed.
To link the button, you need to edit the HTML or CMS settings of your website. Locate the code for the button and set its href attribute to the URL of your WHMCS client area.
If your website is using a Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress, you may need to edit the menu item or button settings in the CMS dashboard.
2) Exporting and Importing the Database from Old to New WHMCS:
Export Database: Access your old WHMCS database via a tool like phpMyAdmin. Select the database and use the "Export" option. Choose a format (typically SQL) and export the database.
Create a Backup: Before importing, it's crucial to create a backup of your new WHMCS database as a precaution.
Import Database: In phpMyAdmin for your new WHMCS installation, access the database where you want to import the old data. Use the "Import" option to import the SQL file you exported from your old database.
Update Configuration: After importing, you might need to update the WHMCS configuration file (configuration.php) with any new database details if they have changed.
A few important notes:
Ensure compatibility between the versions of WHMCS you are exporting from and importing to. Incompatibilities can lead to errors.
Test everything in a staging environment first, if possible, to avoid disrupting live services.
If you're not comfortable with handling databases, consider seeking help from a professional to avoid data loss or corruption.
Remember, handling databases involves sensitive data. Ensure that you maintain security protocols to protect your clients' information.
This video is impressive! I do videos myself, and I know how complex they are. The video is made in one shot and explains how to create a hosting reseller website, explaining possible issues. I am a very programmer with little time. However, I decided to spend the 1:13 hours to fully see it. The next day, I watched it again, doing exactly what was shown in the video. It took me 3 days to complete. I ran into a couple of issues, but the video showed the solution to them. At the end of the fourth day, my site was running, and it took around 3 more days to finish all the customizations.
It's great to hear that you successfully set up a hosting reseller website by following the video tutorial, especially given your busy schedule as a programmer. Your dedication in watching the video multiple times and applying the instructions over several days is commendable. Overcoming challenges and customizing your site demonstrates your skill and commitment. If you have any insights from your experience, consider sharing them to help others. Best of luck with your new website!
And you managed to get some clients? Google Ads?
@@AlphaDynamiK1 Not yet. No Google Ads yet. Mainly SEO (Semrush) and link building. I am starting to get traffic.
Unfortunately, I contacted your company twice via the support email in order to obtain answers to some inquiries regarding hosting the reseller, but I did not receive any response at all, and that was enough for me to judge your support services, so if your services are like this regarding pre-sale services, then what I have to expect after purchase!🤐
We're very sorry to hear about your experience and sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused. Your feedback is important to us and we're dedicated to improving our services. Please rest assured, we're investigating this issue and will get back to you as soon as possible. Your satisfaction both before and after purchase is our top priority. Thank you for bringing this to our attention
Go for live support it's quick. I liked their customer service
The SSL part in the beginning was unnecessarily made complicated. You could have just gone to SSL/TLS status and request SSL
thanks for your input!
Thank you for your amazing video
I'm going to buy a reseller package from you , before do I hope Have technical documentation for more understanding because I'm new in this business
You can find lots of technical documentation on Getting started as a reseller on our Knowledgebase: kb.verpex.com/docs/getting-started-as-a-reseller
and on our blog: verpex.com/blog/reseller-hosting
Moreover, 24/7 chat support is provided to all our clients
I'm tring to install the Phox theme but it stops after about 20 ou 30 seconds with the following message: This link has expired. Please try again. What's being wrong? Thank you very much.
Hi! The error message 'This link has expired. Please try again.' typically occurs when the upload process exceeds the maximum file size or time limits set by your server. Try editing the php.ini file to increase these limits. We have a tutorial in our blog (chapter - Modifying PHP.ini for WordPress): bit.ly/3AJ9uL5
Thanks for an amazing video! I'm now one step closer to starting a partnership with Verpex as my reseller hosting provider. I have a question though. Do you provide end-user support? In other words, if I choose your reseller hosting and set up my reseller business and then my client needs support, can your service fulfil the need or is this something I need to manage on my own? Thanks!
Thanks for the awesome feedback! We're excited that you're considering Verpex as your reseller hosting provider.
Regarding your question, Verpex does not provide end-user support for clients of our resellers. As a reseller, you would be responsible for managing and supporting your clients directly. However, we're always here to support you, ensuring you have everything you need to provide excellent service to your clients.
If you have any other questions or need further assistance, just let us know. Thanks again!
Hey I'm wondering if you can help me, I've been thinking about launching a reseller business for a while, I just need to know who is the best provider to go with? I'm not looking to launch immediately, so would you recommend me purchasing a domain & hosting plan until I'm ready to launch, then upgrade to a reseller plan when I'm ready to launch? also, I'm looking for a company to purchase a domain with cPanel and not some custom made cPanel. Any suggestions and help would be appreciated. Thank you
check out our reseller hosting plans at: verpex.com/unlimited-reseller-hosting
what if i need to create it with my own Webapp
Does have to be wordpress? What if i have a HTML site
Absolutely, while WordPress is a popular option, it's not the only one for creating a reseller hosting website. You can definitely use an HTML site or other CMS platforms according to your preference and needs. We appreciate your suggestion and will consider making a video about setting up a reseller hosting website using an HTML site in the future. Stay tuned
Any free module that can offer free ssl certificate? Mybe first year free then recurring payment
Feel free to reach out to our customer support team regarding this question. Just contact them through our website, and they’ll be happy to guide you through the options.
Great Video! Do you need WHMCS bridging page or you can set up without it?
Whether you need a WHMCS bridging page depends on if you're integrating it with another system like a CMS (e.g. WordPress). If yes, a bridge is necessary. If you're only using WHMCS for managing web hosting without integration, no bridging page is needed.
How can i use a template which is not wordpress to get and start my own hosting reseller account which has the exact features like the one you sent.
For help with using a non-WordPress template for your reseller hosting site, feel free to reach out to our customer care team. They’ll have the answers you need!
Verpex client area and reseller client area are not the same. Verpex client area look quite different from the Reseller Client area. Why
Thank you for pointing that out! The Verpex client area and the reseller client area are designed to serve different purposes and user needs, which is why they look different.
Verpex Client Area: This is tailored for end-users who purchase hosting services directly from Verpex. It focuses on providing a user-friendly interface for managing individual hosting accounts, billing, and support requests. The design prioritizes ease of use for non-technical users.
Reseller Client Area: This area is designed for resellers who manage multiple client accounts. It includes additional features and tools necessary for resellers to manage their clients, such as account creation, resource allocation, and billing management. The interface is more comprehensive to accommodate the needs of resellers who are running their own hosting businesses.
The differences in design and functionality ensure that each user group has the tools and interface they need to efficiently manage their respective tasks. If you have any specific concerns or need further assistance with navigating either client area, feel free to ask!
Why you can only buy domain from packages, not on search bottom
check out right here: verpex.com/domain-registration
Is it possible to change the Phox logo at the top left of the page header? Ideally we want to use our custom logo
Yes, it is possible to change the Phox theme logo to your custom logo in your website's header. Here's a general guide on how to do it, keeping in mind that the exact steps may vary slightly depending on the version of the Phox theme and your website setup:
1) Access Theme Options:
Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
Navigate to the theme options panel. In most cases, for the Phox theme, this will be located under 'Appearance' > 'Theme Options', or it might directly appear as 'Phox' or 'Options' in the dashboard menu.
2)Locate Logo Settings:
Within the theme options, look for a tab or section labeled 'Header', 'Logo', or something similar.
In this section, you will find options to change or upload your logo.
3)Upload Your Custom Logo:
Click the option to upload or change the logo.
Select your custom logo from your media library, or upload a new file.
Ensure your logo is of the appropriate size and format as recommended by the theme for optimal display.
4)Save Changes:
After uploading your logo, make sure to save the changes.
5)Check Your Website:
Visit your website to confirm that the new logo is displaying correctly.
Clear your website cache and browser cache if the changes don't appear immediately.
If you encounter any difficulties or if the options seem different, you can always consult the Phox theme documentation or contact their support for more detailed guidance specific to your version of the theme.
Can my clients can buy these products if I create my own hosting website?
Absolutely! When you set up your own reseller hosting website, you’ll be able to offer various hosting products such as shared hosting, VPS, dedicated servers, and possibly additional services like domain registration and SSL certificates, depending on your reseller plan. Your clients can purchase these directly from your website. Make sure to set up an intuitive shopping cart and secure payment gateway to facilitate smooth transactions. Additionally, using tools like WHMCS can help automate the billing and management processes, making it easier for you and your clients. If you need tips on setting this up, feel free to ask!
I watched the full video for free 😅
Having some troubles with WHMCS-Bridge and support seems to be non-existent so far. Are there any decent alternatives?
I searched a bit more in the comments and found this if anyone is interested: "For alternatives, you might consider using WHMpress or WHMCS Client Area Plugin"
I'm sorry to hear about your troubles with WHMCS-Bridge. If you're looking for alternatives, here are a few you might consider:
Blesta: Known for its clean interface and robust functionality, Blesta is a popular choice. It's developer-friendly and offers good support.
ClientExec: A user-friendly option, ClientExec offers billing and support solutions that are quite comprehensive and might fit your needs.
HostBill: This platform is known for its extensive features and integration options. It can be a bit pricey, but it's a solid choice for managing billing and support.
Ubersmith: It's more enterprise-focused but offers a wide range of features, including billing, support, and automation.
Remember to evaluate each based on your specific requirements, such as feature set, ease of integration, and customer support. Good luck with your search!
Hi sir, your videos is very informative i remembered my collage days. now my question is "What you referred WHMCS Bridge plugin, its have poor reviews, and they mentioned some bugs. can you refer to any alternative? "
Hello, I'm glad you find the videos informative and that they remind you of your college days! Regarding your question, yes, the WHMCS Bridge plugin has received some mixed reviews. For alternatives, you might consider using WHMpress or WHMCS Client Area Plugin. Always make sure any plugin you use is compatible with your current setup and meets your specific needs. I'll consider covering more on this topic in future videos. Thanks for your feedback!
@@VerpexHosting Thank you very much, sir, yes I remembered my collages days because of your way of teaching like my college professor, he also same fully detailed teaching upto understand every student.
Thank for this information
Give us information for how to add extra space on resaller hosting like we use vps or 2nd resaller plan
thanks so much for the idea! we'll definitely look into it! Stay tuned!
Whats the right way to get clients? PPC Ads?
Great question! PPC (Pay-Per-Click) ads can be a very effective way to attract clients quickly, especially when you target specific keywords related to hosting services. However, the right strategy often involves a mix of different marketing tactics. Consider combining PPC with SEO (Search Engine Optimization) to capture organic traffic, content marketing to build authority, and social media marketing to engage with potential clients directly. It’s also valuable to focus on building a strong reputation through excellent customer service and reliable hosting performance. Diversifying your marketing efforts will help you reach a broader audience and find clients more effectively. Good luck!
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Informative video Amazing presentation bro..
glad you like it! more are coming, stay tuned !
In the Tutorial i am missed enom steps. Could i get more detail on how to officially connect with Enom? Do we have to subscribe with Enom more?
Thanks for the comment! It sounds a bit like you might be promoting something there 😉. I covered the basics in the video, but for specific steps and details about Enom, I'd recommend reaching out directly to their customer service for guidance. They'd be best equipped to assist you. Cheers
Great video, really good info. But why is it that after I still pay for hosting through verpex, & everything I know about reseller hosting through this channel. So why is it when I call no one has a clue about whmcs? I only know about whmcs because of you but support knows nothing? Kinda confusing
Certainly, if you could provide your support ticket number with Verpex regarding your WHMCS issue, I can assist you further in looking into it. Please share the ticket number, and I'll do my best to help with your query.
While installing WHMCS it says
The following errors were found :
Required PHP extension not found : ionCube Loader
please help
The error message "Required PHP extension not found: ionCube Loader" indicates that the ionCube Loader extension is not installed or enabled on your server. WHMCS requires ionCube Loader to function properly, as it is used to encode and secure PHP files. To resolve this issue, follow these steps:
1) Install ionCube Loader:
Download the appropriate ionCube Loader version for your PHP version from the ionCube website.
Upload the ionCube Loader files to your web server.
2)Enable ionCube Loader in PHP:
Edit the php.ini file on your server to include the ionCube Loader extension. This typically involves adding a line like zend_extension = "/path/to/ioncube_loader_lin_x.x.so", where x.x is your PHP version and the path is where you uploaded ionCube Loader.
3)Restart the Web Server:
After making changes to php.ini, you need to restart your web server (e.g., Apache, Nginx) for the changes to take effect.
4)Verify Installation:
Create a PHP file with the phpinfo() function and access it from your browser. This will show you if ionCube Loader is installed and enabled.
5)Re-run WHMCS Installation:
Once ionCube Loader is installed and enabled, try installing WHMCS again.
If you're not comfortable performing these steps or don't have access to your server configuration, you may need to contact your hosting provider for assistance. At Verpex, support team is available 24/7
Kindly make a tutorial on how one can migrate their hosting business from another company to verpex
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Question: at 8:35 or so, you note that the "gold" and "silver" packages have been disabled because they allow "unlimited bandwidth" - but when you go back to the basic reseller page seconds later, you can see that it allows for "unlimited bandwidth" - is there something I'm missing? Shouldn't that be allowed, then?
The notification indicates that the services were deactivated because they were configured with unlimited bandwidth or quota limits. While the standard plan provides 50GB of NVMe Disk Space, he adjusted the settings to unlimited, causing incompatibility with those specific packages.
Hey man, great video, I was just wondering if WHCMS is compatible with any theme. I did purchase the phox theme, but I would much rather build my site out in Gutenberg with the tools I use regularly. What exactly was the need to purchase the phox theme?
Hey, thanks for the positive feedback on the video! WHMCS is designed to be quite flexible and can be integrated with various WordPress themes, but not all themes are optimized for it out of the box. The Phox theme you purchased is specifically built for hosting services and is pre-optimized for WHMCS, which makes setup smoother and provides specialized features and designs suitable for a hosting business.
If you prefer to build your site using Gutenberg, you can certainly do that. You might need to use additional plugins or custom code to ensure full compatibility between WHMCS and your chosen Gutenberg blocks. The reason for recommending a theme like Phox is to streamline the integration process and offer a design tailored for hosting services. However, with some customization, you can achieve a similar level of integration and design consistency using Gutenberg and other tools you are more comfortable with. Let me know if you need any tips on making this setup work!
@@VerpexHosting I appreciate the response, after working with the theme for a big I can see how it would streamline the process a little bit for sure. Verpex has been great I'm glad I gave it a shot. One not e I would say was a disappointment though would be the WHMCS bridge plugin, I think it would be worth stressing in your video that the plugin has a lot of issues and currently no active support. There's a very common problem you can see on just about every forum where people are getting 404 errors during the checkout process. I was able to work around this eventually by setting up some redirects, but anyone with less technical skills would be out of luck. Great video though!
Let’s go! ❤🚀
I did not like it
Very detailed video, well done! So if customers were to click on the client area / login , would it just take them to their cpanel or whmcs panel where they can control their own packages / servers? as i stumbled upon a theme called "Responsive WHMCS Client Area Template" and from finding this, im guessing when customers log in it'll take them to a whmcs panel where they can control things and this is just an extra theme to enhance the whmcs client panel even further? I hope this comment makes sense hehe, thank you ever so much for the video again!
Thank you for your kind words about the video! I'm glad you found it detailed and helpful.
To answer your question, yes, typically when customers click on the "client area" or "login" button on a website that's integrated with WHMCS, they are taken to their client panel where they can manage their hosting packages, domains, servers, and other related services. The actual appearance and functionality of this client panel can differ based on the theme or template that's used.
The "Responsive WHMCS Client Area Template" that you mentioned is one such theme that enhances the look and feel of the WHMCS client panel. It's designed to provide a more streamlined and user-friendly experience for customers. So when they log in, they'll indeed be taken to a WHMCS panel, but with the added aesthetics and functionalities that the theme offers.
I hope this clears things up! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. And thank you for watching and engaging with the content!
Hello, I think you made a mistake, while linking plans directly from webpage to url/billing/ which is plain ugly whmcs, instead of using whmcs bridge, I mean what is Wordpress whmcs bridge plugin for if you are not using it.
Hello, thank you for your feedback. We strive for the best user experience, and your point about the direct link to the billing page is well taken. The WordPress WHMCS Bridge plugin indeed offers a more seamless integration between the two platforms. In the video, we aimed to cover a range of methods, but we can see how using the Bridge plugin could provide a more streamlined approach. We'll consider this in our future content. Your input is highly appreciated.
Hello
Whena customer places an order do i have to accept it or is there a way to automate it?
Hello,
Whether you have to manually accept an order or can automate it largely depends on the platform or system you're using for your business. Most modern e-commerce platforms and order management systems offer the option to automate order acceptance and processing.
Very well thought out and well done video! I’ve been thinking of getting into this space so this was fundamentally helpful in getting started!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that the video was helpful to you as you consider entering the reseller hosting space. If you have any questions as you get started or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your new venture, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need more insights or tips. Looking forward to hearing about your success!
@@VerpexHosting this might not be the place to ask, but are there resources for client contracts, privacy and legal notices, and that type on non-technical stuff?
Thank you for this information
Our pleasure!
Good day man trust that you are well
Thank you for the amazing video
Quick question, I see on the reviews that there is allot of problems with the WHMCS brigde plugin🤦🏽 do you generally come across any issues with that plugin, does it actually work quite good? I am currently doing hosting for clients using the reseller hosting package but I want to expand my website to a reseller hosting website where new clients can register domain names and automatically set up hosting from our website (basically what you did on this video) but before I tackle this project I will really appreciate it if you can let me know
If it works all good and its not as bad as the reviews say, I will definitely do it
I always appreciate your videos
Thanks
WHMCS Bridge can work well if your server meets the requirements and the plugin is properly configured. However, it may have compatibility issues with some themes or plugins. I recommend testing in a staging environment before going live. Despite mixed reviews, it's often about the correct setup and dealing with any issues as they arise. Keep backups and don't hesitate to reach out to the plugin's support or consider professional help if needed. Good luck with your project!
is this how the big players do it? like Hostinger etc etc?
You need big investments and servers for it
please make tutorial about gcp
thank you
Thanks for your suggestion! We appreciate your interest in a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) tutorial. We'll definitely consider this for upcoming content. Be sure to subscribe and hit the notification bell so you don't miss it when it's uploaded. Thanks for your support
Amazing video!
Question: once you reach the max amount of cpanel accounts how do you scale your business?
appreciate the kind words! When maxing out on cPanel accounts, you can either upgrade to a higher-tiered hosting plan or opt for an additional hosting plan. Both are practical ways to scale. Thanks for tuning in! 👍
When maxing out on cPanel accounts, you can either upgrade to a higher-tiered hosting plan or opt for an additional hosting plan. Both are practical ways to scale. Thanks for tuning in! 👍
@@VerpexHosting If one already has the highest tiered plan, then an additional hosting plan will be the only option. But how would one set that up? I'm assuming you can't use the same domain name you used with the first hosting plan?
wow. 😃. Thank you sr.
You're very welcome! 😊 Glad you enjoyed the video.
I like this video, but for some reason I can’t find that theme
I found it, paid for it but I can’t get it to install. I keep getting an error page
Hi @ejalvin8286, we're glad you liked the video! If you're having trouble finding the theme, could you please specify which one you're looking for? We'll do our best to help you find it
if we dont want to purchase WHMCS then how to integrate reseller package verpex with my website ?
did you find a way
@@bobbyexplainer1138 No
To integrate a reseller package with your website without purchasing WHMCS, you can use alternative billing and automation software like Blesta, HostBill, or ClientExec. These platforms offer similar functionalities for managing clients, billing, and support. Alternatively, you can also use custom scripts or third-party APIs provided by your reseller hosting provider to integrate directly into your website, though this may require more technical expertise in web development. Remember to ensure that the solution you choose is compatible with your hosting provider's system and meets your business needs.
@@VerpexHosting could you please please recommend me such resellers that provide custom APIs to integrate whmcs and eNom to my web app.. I've already implemented most server side endpoints to create orders, clients, billings and invoicing, products and services.. when it came to actually implementing the whmcs URIs and APIs to my prod env.. I looked through multiple such reseller hosting websites but couldn't find any myself as they all recommend I use their softaculous app to do billing and such. If there's any such resellers you know I could try please lemme know. Thanks in advance.
Thanks a lot for your tutorial, Verpex Admin..
You are welcome! Stay tuned
how fast are this servers?
veeery fast! check it our yourself!
Resaller hosting very slowl
sorrey to hear you had poor experience! We're convinced everything is perfect now!
plz give me phox theme plz
If you're interested in using the Phox theme, the proper and legal way to obtain it is by purchasing it from an authorized seller or the official website. This ensures that you receive a legitimate, up-to-date copy of the theme along with support and updates from the developer.
Thanks a lot 👍
You are welcome!
good man
thank you! stay tuned!
wow, you explained perfectly bro
Glad you liked it!
i cant pay for the theme who can sell to me please
ewww wordpress
why or why not :-) ?
@@VerpexHosting Plugin compatibility issues, out of date, lack of ui controls, horrible integrations that offer dynamic functionality, theme restrictions etc.
Thank you for this step-by-step tutorial!
Your're very welcome! We're glad you like it. More great videos are coming!