Customer ownership
Define who manages the account, credentials and contact information.
GLWS · Reseller programme
Plan hardware, customer support and account responsibilities before you build a reseller offering on our dedicated servers.
Each stage needs a written agreement and confirmed capacity.
| Stage | Focus | Confirm before proceeding |
|---|---|---|
| First deployment | Match one customer workload | Resources, access, billing and recovery |
| Multiple environments | Repeatable administration | Support ownership, inventory and capacity |
| Larger portfolio | Operational coordination | Commercial schedule, escalation and abuse handling |
Your customers need a service they can understand.
Define who manages the account, credentials and contact information.
Decide which application and operating system tasks you handle and how issues are escalated.
Monitor the combined portfolio and confirm availability before promising another machine.
Set out payment periods, renewal handling, tax and cancellation conditions.
Ensure customer activity follows the agreed policies and abuse reports have an owner.
Keep configuration records and independent backups for the services you administer.
Four steps.
Clear up the relationship before you make promises.
Volume pricing is agreed with each reseller in writing. Contact us with your expected volume and workloads.
Application management and customer support need an explicit responsibility agreement. They are not implied by a hardware catalogue.
No. Reseller web hosting describes account-level website hosting. This programme covers reselling dedicated servers.
Brand use, customer communication and any white-label arrangements require an agreed commercial policy.