Reseller Management: Wholesale Pricing, APIs, and Revenue Tracking
Learn how FluxBilling reseller management handles wholesale pricing, tiered discounts, reseller APIs, customer management, and real-time revenue tracking for hosting providers.
Learn how FluxBilling reseller management handles wholesale pricing, tiered discounts, reseller APIs, customer management, and real-time revenue tracking for hosting providers.

Not every hosting provider sells directly to end users. Many operate a reseller model: you own the infrastructure, and resellers white-label your services to their own clients at a markup. The reseller gets a business without buying hardware. You get volume without doing retail sales.
The challenge is managing it. Reseller pricing needs to be different from retail pricing. Each reseller needs visibility into their customers and services. You need revenue tracking across your entire reseller network. And the whole system needs to work without creating a support overhead that wipes out the margin.
FluxBilling includes a complete reseller management system that handles wholesale pricing, tiered discounts, reseller APIs, and revenue tracking — all built into the same platform that manages your direct billing.
The reseller program starts with an application process:
For providers who want to move faster, auto-approval is available as a configurable setting. When enabled, reseller applications are approved instantly upon submission.
Admins can also create reseller accounts directly — useful for existing business relationships where the application process is unnecessary.
Each approved reseller has a profile that includes:
The tier system lets you reward high-volume resellers with better pricing. A Bronze reseller can work up to Diamond status with deeper discounts as their volume grows. Tier thresholds and discount rates are fully configurable.
The core of any reseller program is pricing. FluxBilling calculates wholesale pricing automatically:
For example, if a dedicated server is priced at €100/month retail and a reseller has a 20% discount, they pay €80/month. They sell it to their client at whatever price they choose.
The discount applies at the product and option level:
This means resellers see accurate wholesale pricing throughout the ordering process, and your invoices to them are always at wholesale rates.
Resellers access their management tools through the same client portal that direct clients use, with additional reseller-specific sections:
Resellers can view and manage their end customers:
Resellers place orders on behalf of their customers:
The reseller dashboard provides real-time business metrics:
For resellers who want to automate their operations, FluxBilling provides API access:
The API enables resellers to build their own client-facing portals or integrate FluxBilling with their existing systems. A reseller with a custom website can process orders through the API without their clients ever seeing the FluxBilling interface.
From the admin panel, you have full oversight of the reseller program:
The admin view provides aggregate metrics across your entire reseller network:
Every reseller action is logged in the activity system:
This audit trail is essential for resolving disputes and understanding reseller behavior patterns.
Configuring the reseller program in FluxBilling:
Once enabled, the reseller application option appears in the client portal. Existing clients can apply immediately.
Running a reseller program with separate tools creates operational overhead: data silos, integration maintenance, and reconciliation work across systems.
With FluxBilling''s integrated approach:
For hosting providers building a partner ecosystem, this integration reduces the operational overhead that can make reseller programs operationally complex.
Pair the reseller system with FluxBilling''s multi-currency billing to support international resellers, and with payment gateways to process wholesale payments through the reseller''s preferred method.
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