A partner and reseller programme, not a logo wall
If you run hosting, web services or infrastructure for your own customers, you can build on ScodyX using xPanel's reseller structures. We don't publish a list of existing partners here — that list doesn't exist yet in a form we can show, and we won't invent one. What follows is what the relationship actually looks like.
The partner side of the relationship
Reseller account structure
Sub-accounts with their own quotas and credentials, provisioned and managed under your top-level account.
Your own branding on the surfaces your customers see
White-labelled account interfaces where supported, so your customers see your business, not ours.
Provisioning hooks
Create, suspend and terminate customer accounts from your own billing or ordering system rather than by hand.
A direct line to the team building xPanel
Partner feedback shapes the roadmap directly — this is the same channel that drives which capabilities move from beta to live.
The obligations that come with it
Acceptable use compliance
Your customers are bound by the same acceptable use policy as any ScodyX account, and you're responsible for enforcing it downstream.
Accurate account information
Sub-accounts should reflect real customers with accurate contact details, for support and abuse-handling purposes.
A working commercial relationship
Payment terms and volume commitments are agreed directly with you — there's no self-serve reseller signup that skips this conversation.
Agreed directly, not off a public rate card
Partner pricing depends on the volume and shape of the accounts you plan to run, so it's set in a direct conversation rather than a published tier. Reseller and tenancy structures in xPanel — sub-accounts, quotas and branding — are currently in beta, which we'll walk through honestly against what your business needs before you commit to anything.
Tell us about your business
Describe what you run today and how you'd use a reseller relationship on xPanel.