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NodeSpace Reseller Hosting review

#64 of 113 in Reseller Hosting

A low-cost starting point with private nameservers, WHM tools and daily backups.

3.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

NodeSpace Reseller Hosting gives agencies, entrepreneurs and small hosting providers a way to sell cPanel hosting under their own brand. Resellers manage accounts and packages through WHM, while NodeSpace handles server maintenance, security, backups and technical escalation. Private nameservers and WHM/cPanel branding support a white-label presentation; this is aimed at operators who want to offer hosting without managing the underlying server themselves.

The monthly plans scale by account count, storage and bandwidth. Reseller Starter costs $7 per month and includes 5 cPanel accounts, 10 GB NVMe storage and 300 GB bandwidth. Reseller Entry is $17 per month for 10 accounts, 15 GB and 750 GB. Reseller Growth costs $27 per month and raises those limits to 20 accounts, 25 GB and 1.5 TB. Reseller Pro is $52 per month with 30 accounts, 50 GB and 2 TB. Each listed plan includes private nameservers, free SSL and daily backups. Annual billing is advertised as 20% cheaper, but those listed prices are monthly.

WHMCS is available separately for billing and provisioning automation, so resellers should include that add-on in their cost planning if they need automated client management. Softaculous is included as an application installer. Email, chat, ticket and documentation support channels are available, with 24/7 support stated. The entry plan keeps the upfront monthly commitment low, but its five-account and 10 GB limits make it a starting tier rather than a fit for larger client portfolios. Choose NodeSpace for a small white-label operation that values managed server responsibilities; consider alternatives if you need more starter capacity or WHMCS included in the plan.

NodeSpace Reseller Hosting pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Private nameservers and WHM/cPanel branding support white-label hosting.
    • Starter includes 5 cPanel accounts, 10 GB NVMe storage and 300 GB bandwidth.
    • Free SSL and daily backups are included across the listed plans.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Starter is limited to 5 cPanel accounts and 10 GB NVMe storage.
    • WHMCS billing and provisioning integration costs extra.
    • Annual billing is advertised as cheaper, but only monthly plan prices are shown.

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