Rad Web Hosting has been named a Top Reseller Hosting provider for 2026 by HostAdvice, placing the Dallas-based company among the platform’s Top 25 Reseller Hosting providers for the year. HostAdvice evaluates hosting companies across categories like infrastructure, performance, branding capabilities and customer service, so the recognition lands at a moment when the company has been steadily building out its reseller platform.
Scott Claeys, founder and chief executive of Rad Web Hosting, said reseller hosting has always sat at the core of the business. According to Claeys, the goal has been giving hosting entrepreneurs, developers, agencies and IT providers the infrastructure they need without forcing them to build and maintain the underlying platform themselves, since that cost and complexity tends to be exactly what keeps smaller operators from entering the market.
The company’s reseller packages function as white-label solutions, so customers can offer hosting entirely under their own branding. Resellers get access to cPanel and WHM for managing individual accounts, along with private nameserver support that keeps the branding consistent throughout the customer experience. On the infrastructure side, plans combine SSD-powered hosting with tools like LiteSpeed Web Server, JetBackup, Imunify360 and free SSL certificates.
Automation plays a growing role too. Reseller plans that include WHMCS let hosting businesses handle billing, provisioning, account suspension and support through a single system, cutting down on the repetitive administrative work that often slows smaller hosting companies down. Claeys noted that successful resellers need more than disk space and bandwidth, since reliable infrastructure, security and flexible growth options matter just as much as raw capacity.
Beyond traditional cPanel reseller hosting, the company also supports reselling VPS servers, dedicated servers, domains and managed hosting, giving agencies room to expand their service catalogs while relying on Rad Web Hosting for the infrastructure underneath. That flexibility matters increasingly for web agencies and freelance developers looking to add recurring revenue streams without taking on data center hardware themselves.
Claeys framed the recognition as ultimately about the resellers building businesses on the platform, adding that the company plans to keep expanding automation and giving partners more room to grow.
