To both protect yourself and your users, I suggest writing the privacy policy and terms of use as the link is not leading anywhere (and maybe add it to the footer as well).
thanks. i have updated accordingly
Topic: VPS server hosting like bithost.io (Read 267 times)
To both protect yourself and your users, I suggest writing the privacy policy and terms of use as the link is not leading anywhere (and maybe add it to the footer as well).
thanks. i have updated accordingly
I am planning to start my own hosting website like bithost.io (reselling digitalocean). Is it still feasible to do it still? I am planning to have the same price as digitalocean.
I mean, it depends. If you're just going for something just similar to bithost then I'm not sure how you're going to get people to use your VPS. It'd be feasible if you have a sort of marketing strategy or something in general that could let people use your service instead of bithost.
To both protect yourself and your users, I suggest writing the privacy policy and terms of use as the link is not leading anywhere (and maybe add it to the footer as well).
Can you change the font? It’s not one of the bests to read. 
Edit: nvm, it was rendering a weird font for some reason, but it is fixed now.
Edit: nvm, it was rendering a weird font for some reason, but it is fixed now.
I'd probably just add a one time flat-rate fee to every order (or yearly); I've seen many companies like this flourish (not just VPS re-selling: games, etc)
I'd say go for it. I'd probably spend an extra couple bucks to pay in Bitcoin vs fiat. But don't go overboard.
I am planning to bill it by the hour or days like digitalocean then just give discounts if paid monthly. I'd say go for it. I'd probably spend an extra couple bucks to pay in Bitcoin vs fiat. But don't go overboard.
I'd probably just add a one time flat-rate fee to every order (or yearly); I've seen many companies like this flourish (not just VPS re-selling: games, etc)
I'd say go for it. I'd probably spend an extra couple bucks to pay in Bitcoin vs fiat. But don't go overboard.
I'd say go for it. I'd probably spend an extra couple bucks to pay in Bitcoin vs fiat. But don't go overboard.
I used Bithost for some time when I was in need of a VPS server and it was ok. If you can offer better prices, I may go with you in the future.
You're using free credit and then use their API to resell? I mean how could it be profitable If you're going to sell at the same price?
Regardless though, you will have to compete with both Bithost.io and BitLaunch. I suggest checking at their prices first. If you're not offering something new or competitive rates, there is no reason for people to use a new service.
I am planning just to add a small commission but still have lower prices than bithost. Bitlaunch seems to have really high prices. I am also planning to add windows as an option on the server. Regardless though, you will have to compete with both Bithost.io and BitLaunch. I suggest checking at their prices first. If you're not offering something new or competitive rates, there is no reason for people to use a new service.
You're using free credit and then use their API to resell? I mean how could it be profitable If you're going to sell at the same price?
Regardless though, you will have to compete with both Bithost.io and BitLaunch. I suggest checking at their prices first. If you're not offering something new or competitive rates, there is no reason for people to use a new service.
Regardless though, you will have to compete with both Bithost.io and BitLaunch. I suggest checking at their prices first. If you're not offering something new or competitive rates, there is no reason for people to use a new service.
I am planning to start my own hosting website like bithost.io (reselling digitalocean). Is it still feasible to do it still? I am planning to have the same price as digitalocean.
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