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Create a reseller account in WHM

Create a WHM reseller account for a customer from a VPS or dedicated server with root access, and give them their own WHM login.

Create a reseller account so a customer can create and manage their own cPanel accounts. Applies to VPS and dedicated servers with root WHM.

A reseller is a cPanel account with extra privileges: it can create cPanel accounts of its own, within limits you set.

Before you begin

You need root WHM on a VPS or dedicated server. Reseller plans on shared hosting cannot create further resellers — that requires root.

Decide in advance what the reseller may consume, since you will set it during creation: disk space, bandwidth, and how many accounts they may create.

Create the account

  1. Sign in to WHM as root.

  2. Search for Create a New Account — the search box in the left sidebar is quickest.

    The WHM search boxes

  3. Select Create a New Account under Account Functions.

    The Create A New Account page in WHM

  4. Fill in the domain, username, password and contact email.

    The domain information form

  5. Under Reseller Settings, tick Make the account a reseller.

    The Reseller Settings section with the reseller option ticked

    Also tick Make the account own itself if the reseller should be able to modify their own account. Without it, only root can change their settings — which means every limit change comes back to you.

  6. Select Create.

Check it worked

The reseller can now sign in at https://theirdomain.com/whm with the username and password you set. Ask them to confirm they can reach WHM and create a test account.

Set their limits

Creating the account does not by itself cap what they can use. Set that separately under WHM → Reseller Center → Edit Reseller Nameservers and Privileges, and their resource ceilings under Reseller Center → Reseller Limits.

A reseller with no limits set can create accounts until the server runs out of disk. Set limits before handing over the credentials, not after.

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