Best Reseller Hosting in Brazil (2026) – Top 11 Compared
Three of the providers still ranked for "reseller hosting Brazil" no longer sell it. Hostinger closed cPanel Reseller to new customers in August 2025. UOL Host's reseller page now redirects to its cloud product. WebLink, once Hostinger's Brazilian arm, redirects to hostinger.com. Every one of them still shows up in comparison lists written this year.
Quick answer: HostGator Brasil is the strongest all-round pick. It's the only global brand selling a real WHM reseller plan on Brazilian metal, from BRL 40.79/month (USD 8.05). If you can't stomach its 2.56x renewal, KingHost holds price at roughly 1.14x. For agencies billing in dollars whose clients aren't latency-sensitive, Hosting.com gives 30 cPanel accounts for USD 20.42/month.
Jump to: SiteGround, Ultahost, Kamatera, Verpex, Hosting.com, 20i, HostGator Brasil, Locaweb, KingHost, HostMídia, Hostoo
Last reviewed: July 2026. Prices and features verified.
How We Selected These Providers
We started from the provider list that ranks today and checked whether each one still sells the product. Three didn't. Hostinger's own support documentation, updated 27 August 2025, states that new purchases for cPanel Reseller plans are no longer offered. UOL Host's revenda URL returns a 301 redirect to its cloud computing page, and the word "revenda" appears zero times across its site. WebLink's domain redirects to Hostinger. Those three are covered below as warnings, not as picks.
For the survivors we pulled entry and renewal pricing from the live checkout, not the marketing page. On Hosting.com that meant driving the Upmind cart to the point where server locations and renewal terms are exposed. On HostGator Brasil it meant reading the promotional-terms JSON embedded in the page, which states the discount applies to the first payment period only. Every renewal multiplier here is arithmetic on two verified numbers, not an estimate.
Data centre claims got the same treatment. Advertising a São Paulo pin is not the same as hosting there. So we checked each provider's own infrastructure documentation, and where the map was interactive, the markup behind it. Two providers on this list show São Paulo as a content delivery edge rather than a hosting location. We say which.
Two limits worth stating. We didn't run load tests or latency benchmarks, so performance claims here come from published specifications and infrastructure locations. And Hostoo publishes only a starting per-site rate, so its full pricing couldn't be verified without a sales call. Currency conversions use USD 1 = BRL 5.068, the rate on 23 July 2026.
SiteGround – Best for agencies that don't need WHM
SiteGround's São Paulo presence is real, and it's a content delivery network edge. Not a data centre. The company's own server documentation lists eleven hosting locations across the United States, Europe, Australia and Singapore. None sit in South America. São Paulo appears only in the 17-location CDN list. Your clients' files live in Dallas or Ashburn; only cached assets get served locally.
The product itself is white-label client management on GrowBig or GoGeek rather than WHM with cPanel accounts underneath. You add collaborator seats and hand over site-level access. Plenty of agencies work happily this way. But you can't sell someone a cPanel login, and you can't bolt WHMCS onto it like a conventional reseller plan.
Then there's the renewal. GrowBig enters at USD 4.99/month and renews at USD 29.99/month, a 6.01x jump. GoGeek runs USD 7.99 to USD 44.99, or 5.63x. Put that against Hosting.com's flat 2.0x and the gap is stark. GoGeek renews at USD 44.99; Hosting.com's Reseller 60 costs USD 32.92 and includes 60 cPanel accounts.
- Google Cloud infrastructure with strong tooling and staging
- White-label client area at no extra licence cost
- Unlimited sites on both GrowBig and GoGeek
- Support quality is consistently well rated
- Renewal multiplier of 6.01x on GrowBig
- No WHM, no cPanel accounts, no WHMCS integration
- Brazilian traffic hits a US or EU server
Pricing: GrowBig USD 4.99/mo then USD 29.99; GoGeek USD 7.99 then USD 44.99; Cloud from USD 100/mo with 40 GB to 1 TB. Storage is 50 GB and 100 GB on the two shared tiers.
Best for: agencies managing a handful of client sites who value tooling over control. Skip if: you need to hand clients their own cPanel.
Verdict: Buy SiteGround if your clients are outside Brazil and you manage their sites rather than reselling accounts. If you need genuine WHM, Hosting.com does it for USD 20.42 with 30 accounts. If you need Brazilian servers, SiteGround simply doesn't have them, and HostGator Brasil does.
Ultahost – Best two-year price lock
Two years at USD 23.50. That's the longest price hold in this comparison, and nobody else here commits past twelve months. Geography is where it falls down. Ultahost advertises 25 locations across 20 countries, São Paulo among them. Load the reseller checkout, though, and there's no server-location selector at all. We pulled the full cart page for Ulta 25 and found no city names anywhere in it. São Paulo is available on Ultahost's VPS and dedicated lines, not on the reseller product.
The page states plainly that Ulta 25 renews at USD 23.50 for two years. List price is USD 38.99, so you're looking at 1.66x eventually rather than immediately. Compare Verpex Reseller 30. It costs USD 24.50 today and jumps to USD 49 after twelve months: near-identical entry, double the exposure a year later.
You do have to commit. The 40% discount is tied to the biennial billing cycle, so the cheap rate means paying two years up front.
- Promo rate held for a full two years
- Free dedicated IP on every tier, no setup fees
- cPanel and WHM with free cPanel migrations
- 25 cPanel accounts on the entry plan
- Only 20 GB NVMe on Ulta 25, thin for 25 accounts
- No location choice at reseller checkout
- Best price needs two years prepaid
Pricing: Ulta 25 USD 23.50/mo (list USD 38.99), 20 GB, 25 accounts. Ulta 50 USD 32.99 (list USD 54.99), 80 GB, 50 accounts. Ulta 100 USD 44.50 (list USD 73.80), 150 GB, 100 accounts. 30-day money-back.
Best for: resellers who want predictable costs and can prepay. Skip if: your clients' visitors are Brazilian.
Verdict: Take Ultahost if a locked two-year rate matters more than server proximity, and budget for the storage ceiling. If you want Brazilian servers instead, HostGator Brasil's Crescendo gives you 100 GB for USD 15.23. If you want more disk per dollar without the lock-in, Hosting.com's Reseller 60 has 180 GB.
Kamatera – Not actually a reseller product
Kamatera appears on Brazilian reseller lists constantly, and it shouldn't. What the company calls its Reseller Hosting Program is a partner scheme for managed service providers and agencies. You either buy cloud servers at wholesale and resell them, or white-label with an API and earn commission. There are no reseller tiers, no cPanel account limits, no published prices. Nothing on that page is a product you can put in a cart.
The geography rules it out too. Kamatera's 21 data centres run from Amsterdam and Bucharest to Hong Kong, Tokyo and Toronto, with Miami and Dallas covering the Americas. There is no Brazilian location and no South American location of any kind. For Brazilian clients, the nearest Kamatera server is in Florida.
Where Kamatera genuinely competes is raw infrastructure. Cloud VPS starts around USD 4/month with a 30-day free trial, and you can size servers to the megabyte. Build your own reseller platform on top and it's cheap. But that's systems work, not a hosting plan. You'd be buying, licensing and patching cPanel yourself, the exact cost 20i eliminates by bundling its own panels. A USD 4 Kamatera server plus a cPanel licence lands well above Hosting.com's USD 20.42, which already includes 30 accounts and 100 GB.
- Cloud servers from around USD 4/mo with fine-grained sizing
- 30-day free trial, unusual at this level
- Genuine white-label API for building your own platform
- No fixed reseller plans and no published pricing
- No Brazilian data centre; nearest is Miami
- You supply and licence your own control panel
Pricing: Cloud VPS from USD 4/mo. Reseller programme pricing requires contacting sales.
Best for: technical teams building a hosting platform from scratch. Skip if: you want a reseller plan you can buy today.
Verdict: Choose Kamatera only if you're an infrastructure engineer who wants raw cloud and will build the rest. Everyone else should start at HostGator Brasil for local servers, or 20i for bundled panels. Both cost less once you price in a cPanel licence.
Verpex – Best entry tier if you stay small
Verpex publishes a profit calculator on its reseller page, and its default example shows a negative 10% margin. One client at USD 20/month against a USD 22 plan cost. That's an unusually honest default for a sales page, and it's also the correct warning: reseller hosting only works above a certain client count.
The pricing ladder rewards staying on the smallest plan. Reseller 15 costs USD 19.80 and renews at USD 22, a mild 1.11x. Move up and the trap opens. Reseller 30 goes USD 24.50 to USD 49; Reseller 60 goes USD 27.60 to USD 69, a 2.5x jump. The entry tier is the only one that holds its price, which inverts the usual advice about buying headroom.
On location, Verpex claims "12+ locations" but names only London, New York, Sydney and Singapore across its reseller, hosting, technology and homepage material. Several third-party sites list São Paulo. We couldn't confirm it on any Verpex-owned page, so treat Brazilian hosting here as unverified rather than absent. If proximity is the reason you're shopping, that uncertainty alone is disqualifying, and KingHost removes all doubt for USD 12.49.
- Reseller 15 renews at just 1.11x
- NVMe storage on AMD EPYC across the range
- Unlimited free migrations, no site count limit
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Upper tiers renew at 2.0x and 2.5x
- No Brazilian location confirmed on official pages
- Promo rate requires a 12-month term
Pricing: Reseller 15 USD 19.80 then USD 22, 15 accounts. Reseller 30 USD 24.50 then USD 49, 30 accounts. Reseller 60 USD 27.60 then USD 69, 60 accounts.
Best for: freelancers capping out around a dozen client sites. Skip if: you expect to pass 15 accounts within a year.
Verdict: Buy Verpex Reseller 15 and stop there, because it's the cheapest genuinely flat renewal on this list outside Brazil. The moment you need 30 accounts, Hosting.com charges USD 40.83 at renewal against Verpex's USD 49 for the same count. And if the clients are Brazilian, neither belongs in the conversation.
Hosting.com – Best value per cPanel account
If you researched this category more than a year ago, you were looking at A2 Hosting. World Host Group bought it in January 2025 and retired the name that May, and a2hosting.com now redirects here. Anything you read about A2's reseller plans predates a full platform migration, including a move to Upmind billing.
The numbers are the best per-account value among the international options. Reseller 30 costs USD 20.42/month on an annual term for 100 GB and 30 cPanel accounts, renewing at USD 40.83. Reseller 60 doubles to USD 32.92 for 180 GB and 60 accounts, renewing at USD 65.83. Both land on exactly 2.0x, and the checkout states the discount applies to the first billing term only. Ultahost's Ulta 25 costs USD 23.50 for 25 accounts and 20 GB. Reseller 30 is cheaper, adds five accounts and gives five times the disk.
Brazil is the gap. The reseller checkout offers nine server locations: Dallas, Buffalo, London, Singapore, Mexico City, Sydney, Toronto, Mumbai and Frankfurt. Mexico City is as close to your Brazilian clients as you'll get, which is roughly 7,400 km from São Paulo. Worth knowing too: the comparison table lists plans of 30 to 150 accounts while the FAQ below it describes 15 to 300. The table matches what checkout actually sells.
- 100 GB and 30 accounts for USD 20.42/mo
- Predictable 2.0x renewal across the range
- Nine selectable server locations including Mexico City
- Daily backups, free SSL, unlimited bandwidth
- No Brazilian or South American location
- Dedicated IP costs an extra USD 10
- Account limits on the page contradict the FAQ
Pricing: Reseller 30 USD 20.42/mo annual (USD 24.50 monthly), renews USD 40.83. Reseller 60 USD 32.92, renews USD 65.83. Reseller 120 at 360 GB and Reseller 150 at 500 GB. 30-day money-back.
Best for: agencies billing in USD with a geographically mixed client base. Skip if: your clients' visitors are concentrated in Brazil.
Verdict: Hosting.com wins on pure resources per dollar, so take it if your clients are spread across continents. If they're Brazilian, HostGator Brasil's Crescendo costs USD 15.23 for 15 accounts on a São Paulo server. That beats it on the only metric that matters here. Compare the wider field in our reseller web hosting roundup.
20i – Best unlimited-resource platform
São Paulo appears on 20i's network map. It is a content delivery edge, not a hosting location. We checked the map's own markup against its legend. London, Dallas and Singapore carry the active styling reserved for primary data centres. São Paulo and Santiago render as plain edge dots. 20i's three hosting regions are London, Dallas and Singapore, and the Singapore one is new enough to still be flagged as such.
What you get instead is the most generous resource model in this comparison. Unlimited SSD space, bandwidth, databases, wildcard SSLs and 10 GB mailboxes at every tier, with no LVE limits, so clients never see a resource-limit warning. The panels are 20i's own, My20i for you and StackCP for clients, and they carry no licence fees. That's the real saving. 20i's GBP 39.99/month (USD 53.48) runs 31% above Hosting.com's USD 40.83 renewal. For that you get 50 accounts and unlimited disk, against 30 and a fixed 100 GB.
The GBP 1 first month is a genuine trial rather than a discount you'll regret, since there's no contract and you can cancel any time. Just don't mistake it for the running rate.
- Unlimited SSD and bandwidth at every tier
- No control panel licence fees, ever
- No LVE resource limits for client sites
- WHMCS, HostShop and a full reseller API included
- GBP 39.99/mo after the GBP 1 first month
- São Paulo is CDN edge only, not a hosting region
- Own panels mean no cPanel for clients who expect it
Pricing: Reseller 50 GBP 1 first month then GBP 39.99/mo (USD 53.48), 50 accounts. Reseller 500 GBP 69.99 (USD 93.60). Reseller Unlimited GBP 99.99 (USD 133.73). 30-day money-back, no contract.
Best for: resellers whose clients push storage and bandwidth hard. Skip if: your clients specifically want cPanel.
Verdict: 20i is the right call when unlimited resources and zero licence costs outweigh location, particularly for portfolio-heavy or media-heavy client sites. If your clients need cPanel logins, Hosting.com is the swap. If they need Brazilian latency, Locaweb starts at USD 7.28 and 20i can't compete on that at any price.
HostGator Brasil – Best overall for Brazilian clients
One international brand on this list sells a conventional WHM reseller plan on servers inside Brazil, and this is it. Note the "Brasil" carefully: HostGator's US operation retired shared reseller plans around February 2024 and now sells VPS-based Snappy tiers instead. The Brazilian arm kept the classic product, and it's a different company running different infrastructure.
Entry is BRL 40.79/month (USD 8.05) for 60 GB NVMe and five cPanel accounts. A free WHMCS licence comes with it, which would cost real money elsewhere. Crescendo at BRL 77.19 (USD 15.23) covers 100 GB and 15 accounts. That undercuts Hosting.com's Reseller 30 on price by 25% while putting the sites in São Paulo rather than Dallas.
Now the catch, and it's a big one. The promotional terms embedded in the page state the discount applies to the first payment period only, renewing automatically at the regular price. Começando renews at BRL 104.19/month, a 2.56x increase. Crescendo goes to BRL 195.29, Expandindo to BRL 332.79 and Veterano to BRL 450.29, all clustering between 2.48x and 2.56x. The discount explicitly doesn't apply to renewals, migrations, upgrades, downgrades or changes of term, so there's no obvious way to re-trigger it.
- Free WHMCS licence on every reseller tier
- Cloud data centre in Brazil with 24/7 Portuguese support
- WHM for you, cPanel for clients, free migration
- Up to 30 days for a refund
- Renews at 2.48x to 2.56x across all four tiers
- Only 5 cPanel accounts on the entry plan
- Plans are prepaid in full, no monthly option at the promo rate
Pricing: Começando BRL 40.79/mo (USD 8.05), renews BRL 104.19 (USD 20.56), 60 GB, 5 accounts. Crescendo BRL 77.19 (USD 15.23), renews BRL 195.29 (USD 38.53), 100 GB, 15 accounts. Expandindo BRL 133.99 (USD 26.44), renews BRL 332.79 (USD 65.66), 150 GB, 30 accounts. Veterano BRL 176.29 (USD 34.79), renews BRL 450.29 (USD 88.85), 200 GB, 50 accounts.
Best for: new Brazilian resellers who want cPanel, WHMCS and local servers in one purchase. Skip if: you're still on the plan in year two and haven't repriced your clients.
Verdict: HostGator Brasil is the pick for most Brazilian resellers starting out. Nothing else combines a São Paulo data centre, WHM, cPanel and a free WHMCS licence at BRL 40.79. Just price your client plans off the renewal figure, not the promo. If a 2.56x jump is unacceptable, KingHost holds at 1.14x for BRL 63.27, and you should buy that instead.
Locaweb – Best storage per real for local hosting
Budget: under BRL 40/month, clients in Brazil, storage matters more than cPanel. That's Locaweb's scenario exactly. Revenda 100GB costs BRL 36.90 (USD 7.28) for 100 GB SSD and unlimited accounts. That's the cheapest Brazilian entry here. HostGator Brasil charges slightly more for 60 GB and caps you at five accounts.
"Unlimited accounts" is the part worth pausing on. Every other provider in this comparison caps you: HostGator Brasil at 5 on entry, Ultahost at 25, Hosting.com at 30. Locaweb doesn't count accounts at all, only disk. For a reseller with many small client sites, that changes the arithmetic completely.
The trade-off is the panel. Locaweb runs its own Painel Locaweb V 1.0, white-label capable but not cPanel and not WHM. Clients migrating in from a cPanel host will need retraining, and your WHMCS automation won't drop in unchanged. Renewals climb too, though less brutally than HostGator's. BRL 36.90 becomes BRL 65.90 (1.79x), and the pattern steepens to 2.08x on the 350 GB tier. Unusually, the cheapest plan has the gentlest increase.
- 100 GB SSD for BRL 36.90, cheapest Brazilian entry
- Unlimited hosting accounts on every tier
- Infrastructure in Brazil, 24-hour Portuguese support
- Plesk and Windows reseller options alongside Linux
- No cPanel or WHM, proprietary panel only
- Renewals run 1.79x to 2.08x depending on tier
- Reseller instability complaints appear in Brazilian consumer forums
Pricing: Revenda 100GB BRL 36.90/mo (USD 7.28), renews BRL 65.90 (USD 13.00). Revenda 200GB BRL 62.90 (USD 12.41), renews BRL 120.90 (USD 23.86). Revenda 250GB BRL 104.90 (USD 20.70), renews BRL 208.90 (USD 41.22). Revenda 350GB BRL 134.90 (USD 26.62), renews BRL 280.90 (USD 55.43). 30 days for a refund.
Best for: resellers with many small Brazilian sites and no cPanel requirement. Skip if: your clients expect a cPanel login.
Verdict: Locaweb is the correct choice when you're hosting thirty small local sites and the account cap elsewhere would force an upgrade. Unlimited accounts at BRL 36.90 has no equivalent. If cPanel is non-negotiable, HostGator Brasil is the local alternative at BRL 40.79. If you want flat pricing, look at KingHost, though see the ownership note below before you call that diversification.
KingHost – Best flat pricing in Brazil
Buying Locaweb and KingHost is not diversification. Locaweb acquired KingHost in May 2019, and the Porto Alegre company now operates inside the Locaweb group. It runs its own team and infrastructure, so the products differ. But if you're splitting clients across two providers to reduce risk, split them across two companies.
With that said, KingHost solves the problem that runs through this entire comparison. There's no promotional trap. Revenda 70 GB costs BRL 63.27/month (USD 12.49) on an annual term, and the 13% saving is simply an annual prepayment discount off BRL 71.90. Renewal lands around 1.14x, effectively flat. Set that against HostGator Brasil: BRL 40.79 looks cheaper on day one, but at renewal HostGator charges BRL 104.19 while KingHost charges roughly BRL 71.90. The apparent bargain costs 45% more in year two.
Resources are generous, with unlimited domains, traffic, and email, free SSL, daily backups and a website builder. Language support goes well beyond PHP: ASP.NET Core, Perl, Java, Django, Rails and ColdFusion all run. The panel is KingHost's own rather than cPanel.
Two honest caveats. Brazilian consumer feedback puts KingHost at 8.9 out of 10, with 522 complaints logged and 95.4% resolved. Average response time is over ten days. And a March 2026 infrastructure incident took down sites, email and panel access, with resellers among those affected.
- Renewal at roughly 1.14x, no promotional cliff
- Unlimited domains, traffic and email accounts
- Runs ASP.NET, Java, Django, Rails and ColdFusion
- Brazilian infrastructure, 30-day refund, 12x card installments
- BRL 63.27 entry, 55% above HostGator Brasil's promo
- Owned by Locaweb, so not an independent second supplier
- March 2026 outage hit sites, email and panel together
Pricing: Revenda 70 GB BRL 63.27/mo (USD 12.49), list BRL 71.90. Revenda 140 GB BRL 119.59 (USD 23.60), list BRL 135.90. Revenda 210 GB BRL 167.11 (USD 32.97), list BRL 189.90. All figures are annual-term monthly equivalents.
Best for: established resellers who price client plans years ahead. Skip if: you need the lowest possible first-year cost.
Verdict: KingHost is the Brazilian pick for anyone who's been burned by a renewal. Paying BRL 63.27 forever beats paying BRL 40.79 then BRL 104.19. If first-year cash flow is the binding constraint, HostGator Brasil wins year one and you accept the cliff. If you specifically wanted a supplier independent of Locaweb, HostMídia is the one to look at.
HostMídia – Best for buyers who want the Brazil premium itemised
Most providers bury the cost of Brazilian infrastructure. HostMídia prints it. Revenda I costs BRL 99.99/month on its Orlando servers, or BRL 129.99 on São Paulo. Same plan, same 60 GB, same 10 cPanel accounts. That's a 30% premium for local hosting, stated openly on the pricing page. It's the clearest answer anywhere to what Brazilian data centre space costs.
The company has been doing this for over 18 years with more than 60,000 customers, running data centres in São Paulo and Orlando. Unlike Locaweb and KingHost, it uses real cPanel and WHM, so client migrations from other cPanel hosts are uneventful and WHMCS integrates normally.
It also carries the longest guarantee here: 45 days, against 30 everywhere else. For a reseller that matters more than it looks. You need time to migrate a few clients and watch the platform under real load before you're committed.
Price is the obstacle. At BRL 129.99 for 10 accounts, the São Paulo tier costs over three times HostGator Brasil's Começando promo. You get twice the accounts for it. Judged against renewal prices rather than promos, the gap narrows sharply: HostGator renews at BRL 104.19 for five accounts. But HostMídia is never the cheap option.
- 45-day money-back, longest in this comparison
- Real cPanel and WHM, unlike other Brazilian options
- Choice of São Paulo or Orlando with pricing stated for each
- Unlimited domains, sites, email and MySQL databases
- 30% surcharge for the Brazilian data centre
- Only 10 cPanel accounts on Revenda I
- Smallest brand here, thinnest independent review record
Pricing: Revenda I BRL 129.99 Brazil / BRL 99.99 USA (USD 25.65 / USD 19.73), 60 GB, 10 accounts. Revenda II BRL 239.99 / BRL 179.99 (USD 47.35 / USD 35.51), 120 GB, 20 accounts. Revenda III BRL 439.99 / BRL 319.99 (USD 86.82 / USD 63.14), 240 GB, 40 accounts.
Best for: resellers who want cPanel on Brazilian servers from a supplier outside the Locaweb group. Skip if: you're price-sensitive in year one.
Verdict: HostMídia earns its place when you want cPanel, Brazilian servers and independence from Locaweb, and the 45-day window makes it low-risk to test. If cost drives the decision, HostGator Brasil delivers cPanel in São Paulo for a third of the price in year one. If you'd rather drop cPanel than pay the premium, Locaweb gives you 100 GB for BRL 36.90.
Hostoo – Best per-site pricing for small agencies
Every other provider here sells you a fixed box and asks you to fill it. Hostoo sells sites. Its Alliance programme starts at BRL 5.90 per site per month (USD 1.16), with progressive discounts up to 20% as volume grows. Servers sit in Brazil or the USA. If you have six clients, you pay for six sites instead of buying a 30-account plan and wasting 24 slots.
Run the comparison at low volume and it's decisive. Six sites on Hostoo costs about BRL 35.40/month. Hosting.com's Reseller 30 costs USD 20.42, roughly BRL 103, for capacity you aren't using. The model only stops making sense once you're past about twenty sites, where HostGator Brasil's Expandindo covers 30 accounts for BRL 133.99.
The white-label side is thorough: your brand, your domain, your colours, with Hostoo invisible to the end client. Each environment gets free SSL, antivirus, brute-force blocking and automatic backups, on dedicated cloud rather than shared infrastructure.
Transparency is the weak spot. There's no public price table beyond that starting rate, joining Alliance requires talking to a consultant, and no money-back guarantee is published. We couldn't verify full pricing without a sales call, and you should treat the BRL 5.90 figure as a floor.
- BRL 5.90 per site, pay only for what you use
- Volume discounts up to 20% as you grow
- Full white-label with your own domain and branding
- Brazilian or US cloud, dedicated rather than shared
- No public price table beyond the entry rate
- Requires a consultant call to join Alliance
- No published money-back guarantee
Pricing: From BRL 5.90 per site per month (USD 1.16), progressive discounts to 20%. Standard shared plans from BRL 8.90/mo. Full Alliance pricing on application.
Best for: web designers with fewer than twenty client sites. Skip if: you need published pricing before committing.
Verdict: Hostoo is the smart buy for a small agency, because paying per site beats renting empty capacity until you're well past twenty clients. Once you cross that line, HostGator Brasil's Expandindo is cheaper per account and gives you WHM. And if you can't work without a published price list, buy KingHost instead.
10 Most Reviewed Reseller Hosting Providers in Brazil (Jul 2026)
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Ultahost
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