Separate client access
Plan individual credentials, site ownership, and account boundaries so one client does not need access to another’s work.
FIND YOUR FIT
| Option | A useful fit for | Confirm before choosing |
|---|---|---|
| Reseller account | An agency serving several standard websites | Account caps, branding, panel features, and escalation |
| Separate hosting accounts | Clients who need independent ownership and billing | Administrative access and the cost of each account |
| VPS with a panel | A team that needs more control over the platform | Server management, panel licensing, and tenant isolation |
Ask Mixal for current availability, the complete price, and the services included in your chosen configuration.
List site software, storage, email, traffic, and individual account requirements.
Ask about account limits, optional branding, licences, backups, and who answers end-customer tickets.
Move a representative client site, test recovery and billing, then document the repeatable process.
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
No. A reseller typically packages and supports a service for clients. An affiliate generally refers customers to a provider under a referral arrangement.
No. Panel and billing-software availability, licensing, and account limits depend on the agreed package. Confirm them before quoting clients.
Only if the service terms permit it, and resources still have practical limits. Price and plan around actual account capacity and workload.
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