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WHM · WHMCS · LiteSpeed
Unlimited accounts. Private DNS. WHMCS Starter on Growth and Rocket.
White-label
Private nameservers, your logo in WHM, and WHMCS Starter on Growth and Rocket. They never need to know LogicWeb exists — unless you want them to.
CloudLinux
Overselling is on. CloudLinux CageFS and LVE still pin each account to its own slice, so a runaway WooCommerce store cannot knock the rest of your book offline.
LiteSpeed vs Apache vs Nginx
LiteSpeed’s published WordPress tests put LSCache up to 12× nginx and 84× Apache on uncached PHP. HTTP/3 is built in. Every account you create sits behind it — it is not a plugin you bill extra for.
Imunify360 + SpamAssassin
Imunify360 stops bad PHP before it runs. SpamAssassin scores the mail. Both sit on every cPanel account in your WHM — you do not invoice clients for a firewall or a junk filter.
First-month promos sometimes apply at checkout. They never change the renewal.
First clients, first invoices. Unlimited accounts on a starter slice. White-label nameservers from day one.
$25$15/mo
Renews at the same rate. Cancel anytime.
The plan most agencies actually stay on. Double the compute of Launch, 30 TB transfer, and a third IPv4.
$40$25/mo
Renews at the same rate. Cancel anytime.
Outgrown Growth. 500 GB NVMe, 50 TB, five IPv4, and the headroom for a busy WordPress fleet.
$50$35/mo
Renews at the same rate. Cancel anytime.
Packages in WHM, branded nameservers, your invoices in WHMCS.
Sitejet AI + WordPress Toolkit on every account you create.
CloudLinux isolation, Imunify360, JetBackup. One noisy client stays contained.
CageFS isolation so one noisy client does not take the node down.
Billing, automation, and a client area included on Growth and Rocket.
White-label DNS from day one. Your brand, our metal.
Offer AI site building without a third-party SaaS invoice.
The stack you would otherwise buy as add-ons is the default.
We move incoming cPanel accounts. You keep the client.
Every cPanel account you create inherits the same languages and databases. You do not invoice clients for PHP, Node, or Postgres.
3–6× faster dynamic pages than Apache. HTTP/3 included.
WAF, malware scanner, brute-force defense, proactive hardening.
Guaranteed CPU and RAM share. Neighbors cannot steal your slice.
Prompt-to-site builder with 140+ templates, inside cPanel.
Install, stage, clone, harden, and test updates from one screen.
Daily copies, 7-day retention, restores on request at no fee.
On Plus and Pro. Clean rDNS. No shared-IP reputation lottery.
Let’s Encrypt issued and renewed per domain, automatically.
Object cache ready for WooCommerce and memberships.
WordPress, Joomla, Magento, Drupal and 350+ others. Install and update from cPanel — no zip hunt.
7.4 through 8.4 per account or folder, via CloudLinux. CageFS keeps your version off the rest of the node.
Pick a Node version in cPanel. APIs and build tools run on this account; you don’t need a VPS for them.
Rails on Passenger, gems per account. It can live next to WordPress on the same login.
The MySQL-compatible engine every CMS expects. Users, grants, and phpMyAdmin are already in cPanel.
Second engine, same account. JSON, PostGIS, or stricter SQL without standing up another server.
CloudLinux Python selector. WSGI or Passenger, pip per account — no ticket to turn it on.
CGI, PEAR, and Perl modules ship with the account. Older scripts run without a special request.
Cron, MultiPHP INI, phpMyAdmin, pgAdmin, WP-CLI.
Included on Launch, Growth, and Rocket
Every cPanel account you create can turn these on. You do not buy Redis, Node, or SpamAssassin as add-ons. PHP 7 and 8 sit in the selector next to them.
7.4 through 8.4 per account or folder, via CloudLinux. CageFS keeps your version off the rest of the node.
The MySQL-compatible engine every CMS expects. Users, grants, and phpMyAdmin are already in cPanel.
Second engine, same account. JSON, PostGIS, or stricter SQL without standing up another server.
In-memory cache for object cache, sessions, and queues. WordPress Toolkit can point a site at it without a third-party plugin bill.
The other cache daemon, same EasyApache toggle as Redis. Useful when a CMS still expects memcache:// instead of Redis.
Pick a Node version in cPanel. APIs and build tools run on this account; you don’t need a VPS for them.
CloudLinux Python selector. WSGI or Passenger, pip per account — no ticket to turn it on.
Rails on Passenger, gems per account. It can live next to WordPress on the same login.
CGI, PEAR, and Perl modules ship with the account. Older scripts run without a special request.
Mail filtering on every account. Scores, Bayes, and custom rules live in cPanel — you do not buy a spam add-on.
Growth and Rocket include a WHMCS Starter license. Launch includes WHM and private nameservers — add WHMCS when the book needs it.
Not if you do not want them to. Private nameservers, white-label cPanel/WHM, your logo, and your own WHMCS skin keep the brand yours.
Launch is for the first handful of accounts. Growth doubles CPU and RAM, jumps to 250 GB NVMe and 30 TB transfer, and adds a third IPv4 so you can split mail reputation from web.
When Growth’s 250 GB and three addresses feel tight. Rocket is 3 cores, 3 GB, 500 GB NVMe, 50 TB, and five IPv4.
Yes. Every cPanel account you create includes Sitejet and WP Toolkit.
Free cPanel-to-cPanel migrations. Send source logins in a ticket. We copy accounts onto your reseller; you cut DNS when the preview looks right.
Yes. Create as many packages and accounts as you want. CloudLinux keeps a noisy client inside their CageFS slice.
Annual and tri-annual plans include the first year free on select TLDs. Monthly plans can register or transfer a domain in the same cart.
No. Launch stays $15, Growth stays $25, Rocket stays $35.
30-day guarantee · free move
Most agencies start on Growth. Upgrade into VPS or metal when the book demands it.