Who offers the best domain reseller program?

[RTC01]

Who offers the best domain reseller program?

Enom
Internet.bs
Reseller club
or other?

Looking for something that requires minimal technical knowledge/coding.

Preferably it should also allow us to set our own pricing.

 

[dompro]

Enom - not familiar
Internet.bs - i think they don't have a reseller progam. They have some API's available that would allow you to develop a website allowing to register domains for 3rd parties. Too much work.
Reseller club - not recommended. High price + have to pay paypal fees twice (first when funding your account, second when receiving payments from customers).
or other - GoDaddy have multiple reseller programs (all including domains and hosting), pm me for $35 off discount

 

[jyotsna01]

corporate infocom pvt ltd
is the best to buy a website package..

 

[RTC01]

Reseller club - not recommended. High price + have to pay PayPal fees twice (first when funding your account, second when receiving payments from customers)

Doesn't PayPal charge you fees with the other resellers as well?
That is how PayPal makes money after all, and I imagine the same goes for credit cards.

 

[GoKaizen]

People on here and other forums seem to like Resell.biz and it only costs $5 to get started with them. Resell.biz has competitive pricing as well. I have not used them personally though.

 

[rickypham]

This link use Resell.Biz
And this link use OpenSRS.Com

 

[NetOctave]

Doesn't PayPal charge you fees with the other resellers as well?
That is how PayPal makes money after all, and I imagine the same goes for credit cards.

Paypal does not charge you when you are sending money to someone. It will charge the receiver.

So you recharging your account should not result in any charge for you (unless paypal considers that also as sending money to self). But resellerclub charges you the paypal fee and puts only the remaining in your account.

If you are from India, the resellerclub may be better as you can charge you account through interbank transfer (which is free).

 

[Jye]

Enom is good, however their price rises recently may look a little daunting compared to some other companies.

 

[robertqaz]

Godaddy is the largest Domain Registrar in the world and has the most advanced, dependable and easy to use Domain Management solutions from end user to reseller all the way up to Enterprise Level Solutions as well as an advanced API and developer support. (what a mouth full)

With an all around Reseller Solution for Internet Services plus the fact that Domains are the core business for Godaddy, you can be sure their Domain Reseller programs are of the highest quality.

Almost 10 years in business now and 10.3 million customers and over 50,000,000,000 domains under their belt, their domain management infrastructure is lightening fast, highly detailed, accurate and dependable, up-time is a non issue.

Prices do rise and fall but reseller and discount pricing is stable and equal or lower than industry standards. That said, you can often find smaller companies willing to go below cost in an effort to build their customer base but discounts of this kind are for the most part not sustainable and thus short lived.

Godaddy API Services
Godaddy Turnkey Reseller Plans

 

[nielsencl]

Reseller Club

I was with ResellerClub for a few years and it is the only reseller program I joined. I either didn't like the others or felt the fees they charge the domain prices were too high.

I was put off by RC making ME pay for the PayPal money transfer fee, but felt their prices were low enough to not worry about it. Later, as their prices increased and lack of support increased I started looking around again. Since I didn't really need to "resell", I went with Dynadot since they have much lower fees once you spend about $5k a year. If need a reseller account, then this won't work for you.

By the way, a Reseller Club rep said this to me this morning

"However, I would like to inform you that while adding funds the Resellers are not purchasing any goods/services from us and are merely opting to add funds in their debit account with us, from where they can at any time request a refund without ever making any purchases. This type of transactions can not be termed as a sale since the Reseller is not buying anything from us at this moment. Therefore, the transaction fee is charged to the Reseller.

They don't seem to have a response to my pointing out that other registrars don't charge their customers the PayPal fee normally paid by the party who receives the funds.

Since I have spent over $8,000 with them in "sales" I have just asked them to now refund me the PayPal fees I have paid, since sales did in fact result from the money I transferred to them.

 

[dompro]

Doesn't PayPal charge you fees with the other resellers as well?

yes, but when the Resellerclub makes you to pay THEIR PayPal fees.

For example, you have to send them about $104 to put $100 to your reseller account.

---------- Post added at 12:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:38 PM ----------

Paypal does not charge you when you are sending money to someone. It will charge the receiver.

... but the receiver can ask you to send more to cover THEIR PayPal fees