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Domain reseller program
Quick answer
A domain reseller account lets an agency, freelancer or hosting reseller register domain names for clients under its own brand, while WebJi® handles the registry side. You set the retail price and issue your own invoice. Wholesale slabs are not published; they arrive with account approval. Retail starts at ₹809 for .co.in before 18% GST.
For Indian agencies, freelancers and hosting resellers who want to sell domains to clients under their own brand and invoice.
2005since
Jaipur · IN
Jaipur · IN
- In business
- 21+ yrs
- Reply time
- <60 min
- Clients
- 12K+
- Billing
- INR + GST
Live check across 297 extensions on our billing system — registration, renewal and transfer prices are shown before you pay.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
What is a domain reseller account?
A domain reseller account lets a business register domain names for its own customers under its own brand, while WebJi® carries out the registration with the registry behind the scenes. You choose the retail price, issue your own invoice and stay the customer's point of contact.
The account covers new registrations and the renewals that follow. It is not hosting resale, which is a separate product, and it is not aftermarket trading, where a name already registered is bought and sold on.
| Product | What you sell | Pricing published? |
|---|---|---|
| Domain reseller | New domain registrations and renewals under your brand | No; slab sent on approval |
| Reseller hosting | White-label cPanel or Plesk hosting accounts | Yes; Linux plans from ₹4,000 a year before 18% GST |
| Hosting partner programme | Referrals and partner routes for agencies | Per the partner page |
| Aftermarket resale | A name you already own | Not offered through this account |
Who should open a domain reseller account?
The account suits web agencies that bundle a domain with every new site, freelancers who register names for clients, and hosting resellers who want domains as a second product line. In each case the client relationship, and the margin between wholesale and retail, stays with you.
Freelancer
You register the client's name and remain their technical contact for renewals and DNS.
Hosting reseller
Domains sit beside the hosting accounts you already sell, renewing on your own billing cycle.
If you need only two or three names a year, ordinary retail registration is simpler; bulk domain registration covers a large one-off batch for a single organisation.
What do domain reseller prices look like for .com, .in and .co.in?
WebJi® does not publish domain reseller slab prices; the wholesale rate for your account arrives in the approval reply, and you set the retail price your customers pay. Public retail prices are the useful benchmark: .co.in ₹809, .in ₹1,000 and .com ₹1,380 for the first year, before 18% GST, read from WebJi® billing on 4 November 2026.
| Price question | Where the figure lives |
|---|---|
| Retail .com, .in, .co.in | The public registration pages and the price list, before 18% GST |
| Retail for 297 extensions | The domain price list, with renewal and transfer columns |
| Your wholesale slab | The approval reply for your account; not printed here |
| Your customer's price | Set by you; WebJi® does not fix your retail |
When you compare slabs, compare renewals as well as first-year rates: your margin repeats every year the client renews, and renewals are where most domain revenue comes from.
Who owns a domain registered through a reseller?
The registrant named in the registration owns the domain, so register each client's name with the client's own accurate details, not your agency's. Registries require correct registrant data, and the registrant is the one who can approve a transfer or prove ownership in a dispute.
- Registrant: the client's legal or trading name and an email address they actually read.
- Your role: technical or admin contact, so DNS and renewal notices reach you as well.
- Renewals: charge the client ahead of expiry; a lapsed name can enter a redemption period with a higher restore fee.
- Leaving: if a client moves on, hand over the authorisation code promptly; the domain transfer page explains the process.
Can domain registration be automated through an API or WHMCS?
Provisioning can be automated once the account is approved: your site or your WHMCS billing panel places the registration when your customer pays. WebJi® enables the method on the approved account; no endpoint, module name or key is published on this page.
- Get the reseller account approved before you build a checkout against it.
- Ask support which provisioning method is enabled for that account.
- Keep credentials on the server, never in a theme or a public repository.
- Test with one low-cost name before opening the flow to customers.
Setting up the billing panel itself is covered in how to set up WHMCS; connect domain orders only after support confirms the account can provision them.
How do you apply for a WebJi® domain reseller account?
Email your brand name and the extensions you expect to sell; if the account is approved, the reply sets out the slab, how to add funds and the provisioning method. No public minimum balance is stated, so rely only on that written reply.
- Write to support@webji.services or use the contact page with your brand and expected extensions.
- Wait for approval; the slab and funding method appear only in that reply.
- Add funds the way the reply specifies.
- Register names for your customers and charge the retail price you chose. WebJi® invoices add 18% GST.
Email support runs 24/7 in Hindi and English with an average first reply under 60 minutes; +91-141-4941811 is the office line during business hours.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will my customers see the WebJi® name?
The sale, the invoice and the support address are yours, so the buyer deals with your brand. Public WHOIS and registry records show the sponsoring registrar for the extension, which is normal for every reseller arrangement.
Can I sell .in and .co.in names to clients outside India?
Yes. The .in family is open to registrants anywhere, with no Indian presence required. Ask during approval which other extensions your account can provision, because some country-code registries set their own eligibility rules.
Is a domain reseller account the same as being a registrar?
No. A registrar holds accreditation with the registry or ICANN; a reseller sells through a provider's account. You avoid accreditation costs and technical integration with each registry, in exchange for working through WebJi®'s account.
Can I move my existing client domains into the reseller account?
Ask support when you apply. Transfers need each registrant's authorisation code and approval, and most transfers add a year to the expiry date, so plan them around renewal dates rather than all at once.
Do I get a GST invoice for reseller purchases?
Yes. WebJi® bills in INR with 18% GST on the invoice, and a GSTIN on your account lets you claim input credit against the GST you charge your own customers.
Last editorial update: 14 November 2026. Prices follow the dated sources on this page; checkout confirms current charges.
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