# Add more resources to one account
Source: https://docs.webgee.com/en/reseller/resource-boost-how-can-i-add-more-resources-to-an-account-within-my-reseller



Give one account under your reseller more resources than the default. Applies to
reseller accounts.

**Resource Boost** doubles **RAM, CPU and entry processes** for a single cPanel
account. It is per account, not per reseller — other accounts are unaffected.

|              |                                      |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------ |
| Effect       | Doubles RAM, CPU and entry processes |
| Price        | £4.95 per month                      |
| Minimum term | 1 month                              |
| Scope        | One cPanel account                   |
| Cancellation | From the client area, any time       |

## When it is the right answer [#when-it-is-the-right-answer]

* **A WooCommerce or e-commerce site** consistently near its limits
* **A short campaign** expecting a burst of traffic
* **One client outgrowing the plan** while the rest are fine

## When it is not [#when-it-is-not]

<Callout type="warn">
  A Boost raises the ceiling. It does not fix a site that is hitting limits
  because something is wrong — a plugin querying without limits, WP-Cron on a
  busy site, or a compromised installation consuming resources doing someone
  else's work.

  Check **cPanel → Resource Usage** on the account first. If the cause is a
  fault, boosting doubles the ceiling and the fault reaches it too.
</Callout>

Diagnose before buying:

* [Fix a 503 Resource Limit Reached error](/en/performance/understanding-and-resolving-the-503-error-resource-limit-reached)
* [Find what is making your site slow](/en/performance/diagnose-slow-site-php-xray)
* [Scan your site for malware](/en/security-ssl/malware-scanner-how-to-scan-your-sites-for-malware)

## Order one [#order-one]

From the WebGee client area, against the account you want boosted. It stays
active until cancelled.

## Check it worked [#check-it-worked]

**cPanel → Resource Usage** on the boosted account shows the new limits. Faults
against CPU, memory and entry processes should stop.

Disk space and bandwidth are **not** affected — a Boost does not increase either.

## If one account keeps needing more [#if-one-account-keeps-needing-more]

At that point consider whether it belongs on shared hosting at all. A site
consistently needing double the resources of everything around it is usually
better on Premium hosting or its own VPS — see
[Set up your cloud server](/en/servers/cloud-server-quick-start).

## Related [#related]

* [CloudLinux and LVE limits explained](/en/performance/understanding-cloudlinux-and-lve-limits-enhancing-server-stability-and-performan)
* [How many sites can one account host](/en/getting-started/how-many-sites-can-i-add-to-an-individual-cpanel-account)