Reseller Packages

Set the account and resource allowances you offer to resellers.

Where to find it: Sign in as root, open Server > Configuration, then choose Reseller Packages.

Available to: Root only.

What this page does

These pages convert product plans into enforceable policy: quotas, CPU/RAM/process controls, domains, mail, databases, FTP, shell access, feature visibility, and default settings.

Before you start

Plan changes can affect more than one account, while account defaults normally affect future account creation. Check the page's apply scope before assuming existing customers will change automatically.

Why use it — and when not to

Use Reseller Packages for policy that should be repeatable. A one-account exception belongs in the account workflow, and a changed reusable definition must not be assumed to have rewritten every existing account.

How to use it

1. Review the plans available for reseller accounts.
2. Create or edit a plan's account and resource allowances.
3. Check the reseller accounts assigned to the plan before applying wider changes.

Capacity and downstream account policy

The package separates sellable reseller capacity (accounts, addresses, and aggregate storage/resource ceilings) from policy for downstream accounts. Review CPU, memory, process, inode, disk bandwidth/IOPS, shell permission, and permission for unlimited account disk space.

Use 0 only where the reseller field labels it as unlimited. A package does not grant root control, another reseller’s accounts, or a host capability that is unavailable. After changing a reseller package, verify the effective capacity shown when that reseller creates or edits an account.