A working reseller platform — compute, domains, DNS, SSL, billing and customer onboarding — deployed, hosted and maintained for you, wearing your name. Not a template to finish. A product that already runs.
Business-to-business only. Prices exclude VAT.
Everything below is in the product today. You can check every line of it on this site before you pay for anything.
The deployment is our work, not your weekend.
One payment. From that moment the work is scheduled and the licence terms apply.
A short form: your company details for the contract and invoice, plus the accounts the platform bills and registers through — your Stripe, your Openprovider. If you are hosting it yourself, your server details too.
By default we host it: the whole stack — application, database, mail relay and certificates — runs on infrastructure we operate, and you get administrator access to the platform. If you would rather run it on your own server, that is offered on request and priced separately.
You get an invite link, set your own password, and configure branding, markups and copy from the admin panel. No server access needed for day-to-day operation.
Reselling infrastructure is a thin margin on a public price list — anyone can look up what the underlying capacity costs. The licence pays for itself when infrastructure is a line on a bill you already send, not when it is the whole business plan.
If you are starting from no customers at all, this is the wrong purchase, and we would rather say so now than take the launch fee.
The launch fee is our work: standing the whole stack up and handing you a running business. The monthly plan covers updates, support and the right to keep operating under your brand.
The whole thing: repository, deployment artifacts and the freedom to take it in your own direction. Terms — including exclusivity and what happens to existing licensees — are agreed case by case.
Sold to businesses only. Onboarding is completed within 14 days of the launch payment; if it is not, the amount stays on your account as credit against the launch whenever you are ready. Prices exclude VAT. Which payment methods appear at checkout — including Klarna — depends on your country and is decided by Stripe, not by us. The full terms are published: White-Label Platform Licence Terms.
You buy infrastructure at wholesale and sell it with a margin you set — a slider in the admin panel, applied to the very next order. Domains work the same way, across more than 1,800 priced extensions. The platform does not take a cut of any of it.
What it does not do is invent customers. This is the machinery, not the demand.
Ours, by default. A managed deployment runs on a server we provide and maintain, with daily backups kept for fourteen days, and you administer the platform without touching a server. Your own Stripe and domain-registrar accounts stay yours either way, so your customers' payments never pass through us. If you would rather host it yourself, that is available on request: you then own the server and everything on it, and you carry availability, backups and patching.
Updates to the platform, support, and the right to keep using the code under your own brand. Work beyond ordinary support — custom features, migrations, integrations you ask for — is quoted and billed by the day.
Stripe and Openprovider are always yours: every credential is entered in your own admin panel and stored encrypted, and money from your customers lands in your Stripe account. We never sit between you and your customers' payments, and we take no cut of them. Hosting is ours on a managed deployment and yours if you host it yourself.
On a managed deployment the database sits on our infrastructure, so we are your data processor and the contract carries a data processing agreement that says what we may do with it — support, security and maintenance, nothing else. If you host it yourself, the database never leaves your server and we reach it only through a named support account you can revoke at any time.
Your provider costs, your payment processing fees, and your own legal review. The shipped legal documents are a working starting point drafted for an Irish entity, not advice for yours — have your lawyer read them before you sell anything.
Businesses only. The licence is a business-to-business agreement, and we ask for company identification during onboarding for the contract and invoice.
127box runs on the same code you would be licensing. Every page, price and feature you see is the product.
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