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For reseller hosting that needs to support multiple CMS platforms (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.) and include daily backups, I would focus on providers offering:

• WHM + cPanel (or an equivalent reseller control panel)
• Softaculous/1-click installers for multiple CMS options
• Daily automated backups with restore points
• White-label features (private nameservers, branding)
• CloudLinux/LVE isolation so one client site does not affect others
• WHMCS or billing integration if you plan to sell hosting

A few platforms worth considering:

My recommendation by use case

• Small web agency (10–50 client sites): Verpex or InMotion
• Serious hosting business with automation: InMotion (especially if you want WHMCS-style workflows)
• Developers managing many different CMS installs: ScalaHosting or a VPS-based reseller setup
• Lowest complexity / easiest start: Namecheap

Before buying, I would verify these specific items:

1. Backup retention — “daily backups” may mean only one restore point or several weeks of retention.
2. Backup location — off-server backups are preferable.
3. Resource limits — CPU/RAM limits matter more than advertised disk space.
4. CMS compatibility — confirm PHP versions, database limits, and installer availability.
5. Migration policy — free client migrations can save significant time.

If I were choosing for a professional reseller business, I’d lean toward InMotion Hosting for a traditional WHM/cPanel workflow, or ScalaHosting if I wanted more control over infrastructure. HowToHosting.Guide iTechGuides

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g., 10, 100, 500+) and whether you need cPanel specifically, I can narrow it down further.

If your priorities are multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + true reseller functionality, I’d focus on hosts that give you WHM/cPanel, Softaculous, isolated client accounts, white-labeling, and off-site backups.

My shortlist

KnownHost is particularly interesting for your requirements: its reseller hosting uses cPanel, CloudLinux and LiteSpeed, supports white-label branding, and includes JetBackup with daily backups and 2-day/1-week retention by default. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

InMotion Hosting is worth considering if you want the reseller-business side handled more completely, particularly billing automation. Current 2026 comparisons report cPanel/WHM and WHMCS as part of its reseller offering. iTechGuides CloudsPress

For CMS flexibility, Namecheap explicitly supports WordPress, Joomla, Magento and other applications through Softaculous, alongside WHM/cPanel reseller management. Namecheap

One caveat: SiteGround has excellent daily backups and white-label functionality, but its reseller model is more oriented toward managing multiple websites than the traditional WHM/cPanel model where you create independent hosting packages for customers. SiteGround

What I'd choose

For a web-design/development agency hosting client sites, I'd start by comparing KnownHost vs. InMotion. If you're building a more traditional hosting-reseller business where customers will have their own cPanel accounts and you want to sell packages under your brand, that's the workflow I'd prioritize.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow it down to the most suitable 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backup retention, WHMCS, renewal pricing, and CMS support.

For a reseller hosting business that needs multiple CMS support + daily backups, I’d focus on platforms that provide:

• cPanel/WHM or equivalent reseller management
• One-click installers (Softaculous/Installatron) for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.
• Daily automated backups with restore points
• White-label branding
• Client account isolation (CloudLinux or similar)
• WHMCS/Blesta support for billing automation

My shortlist:

My recommendation by use case

If you are starting a hosting business:
→ KnownHost or InMotion Hosting
They give you the most familiar reseller workflow: WHM → create client accounts → clients get cPanel → install any CMS. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists CloudsPress

If you host client websites (WordPress + Joomla + WooCommerce + Drupal):
→ KnownHost
The combination of cPanel/WHM, CloudLinux-style account separation, and backup tooling is a good match for mixed CMS environments. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

If you expect to scale to hundreds of sites:
→ ScalaHosting managed VPS reseller approach
A VPS-based setup gives you more predictable resources than a crowded shared reseller server. CloudsPress

Features I would not compromise on

Before purchasing, verify:

• Backup frequency: daily, not just weekly snapshots
• Backup retention: ideally 7–30 days
• Ability to restore individual accounts
• Malware scanning (CMS sites are frequent targets)
• PHP version switching (for different CMS requirements)
• Staging environments for WordPress/WooCommerce
• Dedicated IP/custom nameservers if you want a true reseller brand

If I were choosing a single platform for a small-to-medium agency reselling hosting, I would start with KnownHost; for a more complete “sell hosting as a product” operation with billing automation, I would compare InMotion Hosting vs KnownHost. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists CloudsPress

I can also compare them by price, number of client accounts, storage, backup retention, WHMCS cost, and profit margin if you are planning to resell commercially.

If you expect to scale to hundreds of sites:
→ ScalaHosting managed VPS reseller approach
A VPS-based setup gives you more predictable resources than a crowded shared reseller server.

Features I would not compromise on

Before purchasing, verify:

Yes. For reseller hosting with multiple CMS options + daily backups, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My recommendation: Hosting.com

Hosting.com reseller hosting

Their current reseller plans specifically advertise daily automatic backups, WHM + cPanel, one-click installs, unlimited websites/email, and automation through WHMCS, Blesta, or Upmind. new.hosting.com

That's a particularly good fit if you're going to host different types of client sites—e.g. WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + WooCommerce + other PHP applications—rather than locking yourself into a WordPress-only platform.

🥈 KnownHost

KnownHost reseller hosting

I'd choose KnownHost if performance and reliability are more important than having billing software included. Their reseller platform uses CloudLinux, NVMe storage and LiteSpeed, and includes JetBackup with 2-day and 1-week retention by default. www.knownhost.co

One important distinction

Don't just look for "daily backups." For a reseller business, I'd want:

• Separate cPanel accounts for each customer
• WHM for managing those accounts
• Off-server backups, not backups stored on the same machine
• At least several days of retention
• Easy full-account restoration
• CloudLinux/resource isolation
• White-label nameservers/branding
• Softaculous or equivalent one-click CMS installation
• WHMCS/Blesta compatibility if you're billing clients automatically

For example, HostGator's current reseller setup only provides weekly server backups, so I wouldn't put it at the top of your list if daily backups are a hard requirement. www.hostgator.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

If your priorities are multiple CMS support + daily backups + true reseller functionality, I’d shortlist these:

1. KnownHost — my top pick

• cPanel + WHM, so you can create separate accounts for each client.
• Supports common CMS platforms such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, etc.
• Daily backups are included, with JetBackup and multiple retention points.
• White-label branding/custom nameservers.
• Uses NVMe, AMD EPYC, CloudLinux and LiteSpeed. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists
• Best for: agencies/developers who want reliable infrastructure without paying for unnecessary extras.
• InMotion Hosting — best all-in-one reseller package

• cPanel + WHM.
• Strong white-label/reseller tooling.
• WHMCS is included on applicable reseller plans, which is useful if you want automated billing and account provisioning.
• Good option if you're going to manage a larger number of client sites. iTechGuides CloudsPress
• Best for: starting an actual hosting/reseller business rather than simply hosting your own sites.
• hosting.com — good performance-oriented alternative

• WHM + cPanel.
• Automatic daily backups.
• One-click installers, making it practical to host different CMS platforms.
• White-label reseller setup and support for WHMCS/Blesta/Upmind through its API. hosting.com
• Best for: developers who want a conventional cPanel reseller environment with good automation options.

What I'd choose

If you're going to host WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + WooCommerce + other PHP-based CMS sites, I'd go with KnownHost first. Its combination of cPanel/WHM, CloudLinux, LiteSpeed, NVMe and daily JetBackup backups is a very good fit for multi-client hosting. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

If you're building a white-label hosting business where clients will pay you monthly, I'd lean toward InMotion because the included billing/automation tooling can make the business side easier. iTechGuides

One important point: "daily backups" isn't enough by itself. I'd specifically look for off-server backups, retention of multiple restore points, account-level restoration, and whether backups are included in the advertised price rather than being an add-on.

If you tell me your approximate budget/month and number of client websites (e.g. 10, 50, 100+), I can compare KnownHost vs InMotion vs hosting.com vs Verpex and tell you which specific plan gives you the best value.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, I’d shortlist these:

My top recommendation: KnownHost

knownhost.com

I’d lean toward KnownHost for a client-hosting/reseller business. Its reseller plans use cPanel/WHM, CloudLinux, NVMe storage and LiteSpeed, with white-label branding and daily backups included. The standard backup setup retains two daily copies plus one weekly copy. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

The cPanel/Softaculous ecosystem is particularly useful if you're hosting different CMSs—WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento/OpenCart and other PHP applications—rather than being locked into a WordPress-only platform.

Two strong alternatives

• hosting.com — Very good if you want straightforward WHM + cPanel, white-label hosting, unlimited bandwidth and daily backups. Their current reseller tiers range from 30 to 200 accounts. hosting.com
• verpex.com — Worth considering if you want global server locations and a relatively inexpensive entry point. Current comparisons list cPanel/WHM, white-label functionality and daily backups. Hostinglar

What I'd choose

One important distinction: daily backups aren't the same as daily off-server backups with long retention. For client hosting, I'd specifically look for off-server/remote backups and at least 7–30 days of retention. cPanel itself supports restoring accounts from local or remote backup destinations, so the underlying setup matters. cPanel & WHM Documentation

If you tell me roughly how many websites/clients you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best specific plan and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backups, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

If your priorities are multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + true reseller functionality, I’d shortlist these:

1. inmotionhosting.com — my overall recommendation

• cPanel + WHM
• Daily automated backups
• Softaculous with 400+ apps, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento, etc.
• WHMCS included on applicable reseller plans for billing/client automation
• White-label reseller setup and 24/7 support InMotion Hosting
• Best if you're building a serious small hosting/agency business.
• knownhost.com — best for performance/value

• cPanel/WHM
• NVMe + AMD EPYC + LiteSpeed + CloudLinux
• Daily backups with JetBackup, with 2-day and 1-week retention by default
• White-label branding/custom nameservers
• WHMCS available as an add-on KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists
• I'd choose this if performance and server quality matter more than having WHMCS bundled.
• new.hosting.com — best for lots of CMS flexibility

• cPanel/WHM
• Daily incremental backups, including databases
• Softaculous
• LiteSpeed and CloudLinux
• Plans from 30 to 200 client accounts
• 40 global locations hosting.com

What I'd pick for you

Start with InMotion if you want to resell hosting to clients and have a relatively turnkey operation. The combination of WHM + cPanel + WHMCS + Softaculous + daily backups is particularly convenient.

If you're more technically inclined and want better infrastructure/performance for the money, I'd go with KnownHost.

One important distinction: "supports multiple CMS" doesn't require a special CMS-specific host. What you really want is Linux/cPanel + PHP/MySQL/MariaDB + a one-click installer such as Softaculous, which lets you host WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento/OpenCart and other applications in separate client accounts.

My ranking:
InMotion → KnownHost → Hosting.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the specific reseller plan I'd buy.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + reliable daily backups, I’d shortlist these:

🏆 My recommendation: KnownHost

knownhost.com

I would pick KnownHost for a typical web-design/development reseller business. Its reseller platform uses cPanel/WHM, CloudLinux, NVMe storage and LiteSpeed, and its plans include daily backups through JetBackup. It also supports optional WHMCS integration for automating customer provisioning and billing. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

For your "multiple CMS" requirement, cPanel/WHM is a particularly good fit because you're not locked into WordPress. You can host sites using WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop, Laravel/PHP applications, etc. The exact CMS compatibility is generally determined by PHP/database/server requirements rather than the reseller platform itself.

🥈 If backups are your #1 priority: Stablepoint

stablepoint.com

Stablepoint is particularly attractive because it advertises two off-site backups per day with 30-day retention, plus self-restoration through JetBackup in WHM/cPanel. Stablepoint

That's considerably better than simply seeing "daily backups" on a hosting plan.

🥉 Budget/value option: Ultra Web Hosting

ultrawebhosting.com

Ultra advertises daily JetBackup backups with 30 days of restore points, CloudLinux account isolation, WHM, white-label support and reseller migration assistance. Ultra Web Hosting

One important thing to check

Don't just look for "daily backups." Ask whether the backups are:

• Off-site rather than stored on the same server
• Available for individual account/file/database restoration
• Retained for at least 7–30 days
• Included in the reseller price
• Accessible to you through WHM/JetBackup, rather than requiring support to restore everything

cPanel itself supports daily backup schedules and remote destinations, but the hosting company controls which backup features and privileges are actually exposed to a reseller. docs.cpanel.net docs.cpanel.net

My ranking for your requirements:
1. KnownHost → 2. Stablepoint → 3. Ultra Web Hosting → 4. Namecheap

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you want to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best specific reseller plan and compare storage, CPU/RAM, cPanel accounts, backups, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

🥈 If backups are your #1 priority: Stablepoint

stablepoint.com

Stablepoint is particularly attractive because it advertises two off-site backups per day with 30-day retention, plus self-restoration through JetBackup in WHM/cPanel. stablepoint.com

That's considerably better than simply seeing "daily backups" on a hosting plan.

🥉 Budget/value option: Ultra Web Hosting

Yes. If your priorities are multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + true reseller functionality, I’d shortlist InMotion Hosting, Hosting.com, and Namecheap.

My top pick: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is probably the best fit if you want to run a professional reseller business.

• WHM + cPanel for creating separate client hosting accounts.
• Daily automated backups across accounts.
• Softaculous supports 400+ applications, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and many other CMS/apps. InMotion Hosting
• WHMCS included on its reseller-with-WHMCS plans, which is useful for automated billing, account provisioning, suspensions, etc. InMotion Hosting
• White-label/reseller-oriented features and 24/7 support.

That combination makes it particularly good if you're going to host websites for clients rather than simply hosting your own sites.

inmotionhosting.com

Strong alternative: Hosting.com

Hosting.com (formerly A2 Hosting) is worth considering if performance and resource allocation are important.

Its reseller plans currently offer:

• 30–200 client accounts depending on tier
• Daily backups
• WHM/cPanel
• LiteSpeed
• CloudLinux
• Softaculous
• Unlimited bandwidth on the listed plans hosting.com

new.hosting.com

Budget/simple option: Namecheap

Namecheap is attractive if you want predictable pricing. Its reseller plans currently range from 25 to 150 cPanel accounts, and Softaculous supports CMSs such as WordPress, Joomla, and Magento. Namecheap

The caveat: I'd choose InMotion over Namecheap for a serious client-hosting business, particularly if automated billing/support infrastructure matters.

namecheap.com

One important distinction

Don't choose a host merely because it says "backup." For reseller hosting, I'd specifically look for:

For example, cPanel itself supports restoring individual accounts from backups, but the hosting provider has to configure the backup system appropriately. cPanel & WHM Documentation

My ranking for your requirements:

1. 🥇 InMotion Hosting — best all-around reseller platform
2. 🥈 Hosting.com — best if performance/resources are a priority
3. 🥉 Namecheap — good straightforward/budget option
4. ScalaHosting — interesting if you want to eventually move toward VPS/cloud and avoid some cPanel licensing constraints

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best specific plan and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backups, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

The caveat: I'd choose InMotion over Namecheap for a serious client-hosting business, particularly if automated billing/support infrastructure matters.

namecheap.com

One important distinction

Don't choose a host merely because it says "backup." For reseller hosting, I'd specifically look for:

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, I’d put HostArmada at the top of my list.

My top picks

🥇 HostArmada — my recommendation

hostarmada.com offers white-label reseller hosting, cPanel accounts, LiteSpeed Enterprise, free SSL, WAF/malware protection, and 30 daily backups. Its entry reseller plan currently lists 40 cPanel accounts, 50 GB NVMe storage and 3 TB bandwidth. HostArmada

The 30-day backup retention is particularly attractive if you're hosting client sites—you have considerably more recovery flexibility than a provider that only keeps a few backup copies.

It should also work well for a mixed CMS environment: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento and other PHP/MySQL-based CMSs can coexist in separate client cPanel accounts.

🥈 InMotion Hosting — best for a serious hosting business

inmotionhosting.com is probably my choice if you're planning to actually sell hosting to clients rather than simply manage several websites.

It offers WHM + cPanel, WHMCS, daily backups, Softaculous with 400+ applications, and tools for automated provisioning and billing. InMotion Hosting

That's a major advantage if you want clients to sign up, pay, and automatically receive their hosting account.

🥉 SiteGround — excellent for agencies

siteground.com has daily backups with up to 30 days of retention, site isolation, SSL/CDN, white-label capabilities and per-site data-center selection. SiteGround

I'd favor it if you're primarily an agency managing client websites, rather than trying to build a traditional cPanel reseller-hosting business.

What I'd choose for you

If you tell me you're looking for something like:

"I want to host 20–100 client websites, allow WordPress/Joomla/Drupal/etc., give every client their own control panel, have automatic daily backups, and sell the hosting under my own brand."

I'd narrow it to HostArmada vs. InMotion.

• Best hosting platform/value: HostArmada
• Best complete reseller-business setup: InMotion
• Best managed agency experience: SiteGround
• Best if you want lots of locations/white-label flexibility: Verpex

One important point: don't choose based solely on "daily backups." Check whether the backups are off-server, how long they're retained, and whether you can restore individual client accounts yourself. cPanel/WHM supports account-level restoration, but the hosting provider controls which backup/restore privileges resellers actually receive. cPanel & WHM Documentation

If you give me your approximate number of websites (e.g. 20, 50, 100+) and monthly budget, I can compare the actual current plans, renewal prices, storage, CPU/RAM, cPanel accounts, backup retention, and WHMCS and tell you which one I'd buy.

The 30-day backup retention is particularly attractive if you're hosting client sites—you have considerably more recovery flexibility than a provider that only keeps a few backup copies.

It should also work well for a mixed CMS environment: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento and other PHP/MySQL-based CMSs can coexist in separate client cPanel accounts.

🥈 InMotion Hosting — best for a serious hosting business

inmotionhosting.com is probably my choice if you're planning to actually sell hosting to clients rather than simply manage several websites.

It offers WHM + cPanel, WHMCS, daily backups, Softaculous with 400+ applications, and tools for automated provisioning and billing. inmotionhosting.com

That's a major advantage if you want clients to sign up, pay, and automatically receive their hosting account.

🥉 SiteGround — excellent for agencies

siteground.com has daily backups with up to 30 days of retention, site isolation, SSL/CDN, white-label capabilities and per-site data-center selection.

I'd favor it if you're primarily an agency managing client websites, rather than trying to build a traditional cPanel reseller-hosting business.

What I'd choose for you

If you tell me you're looking for something like:

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, my first choice would be InMotion Hosting.

🥇 My recommendation: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is a particularly good fit if you're hosting client websites because its reseller plans provide:

• WHM + cPanel — separate hosting accounts for each client.
• Daily automated backups across accounts. InMotion Hosting
• Softaculous, with 400+ applications, including WordPress, Joomla, and Magento. InMotion Hosting
• WHMCS for automated billing, provisioning, account suspension, etc. InMotion Hosting
• White-label/reseller functionality.
• Free SSL and reseller-oriented security tools.
• 24/7 support.

That combination makes it much more suitable for an agency or someone actually reselling hosting to clients, rather than simply hosting multiple websites yourself.

inmotionhosting.com

Other good choices

Current 2026 comparisons also put InMotion near the top for a complete cPanel/WHM reseller package, while Verpex is particularly attractive for white-label reseller hosting and ScalaHosting is interesting if you want to avoid cPanel licensing costs. Hostinglar iTechGuides CloudsPress

One important point about "multiple CMS"

You don't need a different hosting platform for each CMS. With cPanel + Softaculous, you can have separate client accounts running things such as:

• WordPress
• Joomla
• Drupal
• Magento
• PrestaShop
• OpenCart
• Other PHP/MySQL applications

I'd actually favor cPanel/WHM + Softaculous for your use case because it gives you a familiar environment for virtually any PHP-based CMS.

What I'd choose

If you're starting a real reseller hosting business, I'd go:

InMotion → cPanel/WHM → Softaculous → WHMCS → daily backups

If you're primarily looking for the lowest cost while still getting good daily backups, I'd look closely at Verpex instead.

One caution: don't treat "daily backups" as sufficient by itself. For client sites, I'd want off-server backups with multiple restore points, because a backup sitting on the same infrastructure as the live account isn't a complete disaster-recovery strategy. cPanel supports restoring accounts from local or remote backup destinations. cPanel & WHM Documentation

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, number of accounts, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + reliable daily backups, my top pick right now would be Hosting.com.

My recommendation

1. Hosting.com — Best overall

hosting.com

It checks most of the boxes I'd want for a reseller business:

• WHM + cPanel for managing separate client accounts.
• Daily backups with incremental retention, including database backups.
• Softaculous for one-click CMS installation.
• Supports different PHP versions per site, which is useful when you're hosting different CMSs.
• LiteSpeed + CloudLinux for performance and account isolation.
• White-label hosting and private nameservers.
• Plans currently range from 30 to 200 cPanel accounts. hosting.com

That makes it particularly suitable if you're going to host a mixture of WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, Laravel/Node applications, and custom PHP sites rather than running exclusively WordPress.

Two other options I'd consider

Stablepoint is particularly interesting if backup/restore is your #1 concern: it says it takes two off-site backups per day, retains them for 30 days, and allows self-restoration through JetBackup. Stablepoint

Web Hosting Canada also advertises automatic daily off-server backups with multiple copies, plus protection for WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. Web Hosting Canada

I would avoid HostGator for your specific requirement because its current reseller backup policy says reseller accounts receive weekly backups rather than guaranteed daily backups. HostGator

One important distinction

For a reseller business, I'd specifically choose WHM/cPanel reseller hosting, rather than simply a plan that lets you put many domains on one cPanel account. With true reseller hosting, each customer can have their own cPanel login, resource limits, and isolated account. cPanel & WHM Documentation

If I were setting this up today: I'd choose Hosting.com, unless having twice-daily off-site backups is more important to you than everything else—in which case I'd look very seriously at Stablepoint.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare price, storage, CPU/RAM, backups, WHMCS, white-labeling, and CMS support.

For a reseller hosting platform that supports multiple CMSs and includes daily backups, I’d prioritize:

• cPanel/WHM or similar reseller management
• Softaculous/one-click CMS installer (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.)
• Daily automated backups with restore points
• CloudLinux account isolation
• White-label branding/private nameservers
• Good resource limits per customer account

My top recommendations:

1. KnownHost — Best overall for reliability

KnownHost - Managed Hosting SpecialistsWhy I like it:

• Daily backups included (JetBackup)
• WHM/cPanel reseller environment
• CloudLinux isolation
• NVMe storage and performance-focused infrastructure
• Good fit if you plan to host client sites professionally

Best for: agencies, freelancers, and resellers who care more about stability than the lowest price.

Potential downside: automation tools like WHMCS may be an add-on rather than included. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

2. Verpex — Best balance of features and price

HostinglarWhy it stands out:

• White-label reseller hosting
• cPanel/WHM
• Daily backups
• Free migrations
• Multiple data center locations

Best for: starting a small hosting brand or managing several client websites.

3. HostArmada — Best if backups and security are priorities

CybernewsGood features:

• Daily backups (with longer retention options depending on plan)
• Malware scanning/removal
• Security tools
• LiteSpeed-based performance features
• White-label reseller options

Best for: WordPress-heavy agencies where security and performance matter.

4. ChemiCloud — Best for growing reseller businesses

RedditWhy consider it:

• Strong reseller packages
• Billing automation options
• Good fit if you expect many customers and want WHMCS/Blesta-style automation

Best for: building a real hosting business rather than just hosting a few client sites.

My pick based on your requirements

If your priority is:

For multiple CMS support + daily backups, I would personally start with KnownHost or Verpex. They give you the traditional reseller stack (WHM/cPanel, separate client accounts, backups, branding) without forcing you into a more complex VPS setup. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists Hostinglar

A few questions would change the recommendation:

1. How many client websites do you expect (10, 50, 200+)?
2. Do you need white-label hosting under your own brand?
3. Do you need WHMCS billing automation included?

If your priority is:

For reseller hosting that supports multiple CMS platforms and includes daily backups, I’d focus on providers that offer cPanel/WHM, Softaculous (or similar one-click CMS installers), white-label branding, and reliable backup retention. My top recommendations:

1. KnownHost — Best overall for reliability

knownhost.com

Why I’d consider it:

• cPanel/WHM reseller management
• White-label branding options
• NVMe storage and CloudLinux isolation
• Daily backups included (with JetBackup-based options) KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists
• Good fit if you host client sites professionally

Best for: agencies, developers, and resellers who care more about stability than the lowest price.

2. HostArmada — Best for CMS-heavy hosting

hostarmada.com

Why it stands out:

• Strong WordPress performance stack
• Supports many PHP-based CMS platforms through standard installers
• Daily backups and security features are a major selling point Cybernews
• Good choice if your clients mostly use WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.

Best for: web designers and agencies managing many CMS websites.

3. Verpex — Best beginner-friendly reseller option

verpex.com

Why it’s attractive:

• WHM/cPanel reseller environment
• White-label hosting
• Daily backups
• Easy migrations
• Good entry point for launching a small hosting brand Hostinglar

Best for: starting a reseller business without much server administration experience.

4. hosting.com — Best for lots of client accounts

hosting.com

Features:

• WHM + cPanel
• One-click installs
• White-label setup
• Automatic daily backups
• Multiple account tiers for scaling hosting.com

Best for: growing from dozens to hundreds of hosted sites.

5. Namecheap — Best budget starter

namecheap.com

Pros:

• Affordable entry plans
• cPanel/WHM
• Softaculous CMS installer support (WordPress, Joomla, Magento, etc.) Namecheap

Cons:

• Better for smaller reseller operations; advanced agencies may outgrow it.

My pick based on your requirements

For a professional reseller business, I would choose KnownHost or HostArmada. If you plan to sell hosting packages to customers, also make sure the plan includes (or works well with) WHMCS/Blesta billing automation, private nameservers, malware scanning, and at least 7–30 days of backup retention rather than only “daily backups.” supporthost.com KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

If you tell me roughly how many websites you expect to host (10, 50, 200+) and whether they are mostly WordPress/eCommerce sites, I can narrow it down to a specific plan tier.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + reliable daily backups, my first choice would be Verpex.

My shortlist

Why I'd pick Verpex: its reseller hosting includes Softaculous, which supports WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop and 300+ other scripts, while Verpex says reseller plans get consistent daily backups, with some plans offering twice-daily backups. Verpex

verpex.com

InMotion would be my second choice if you're building a more traditional hosting business. It has WHM/cPanel and WHMCS-oriented reseller tooling, which can make automated client provisioning and billing easier. CloudsPress iTechGuides

One important distinction: "supports multiple CMS" can mean either you can install different CMSs or you can host multiple client websites using different CMSs. With WHM + separate cPanel accounts + Softaculous, Verpex handles the latter particularly well.

I would avoid HostGator for your specific requirement because its current reseller backup policy says reseller hosting gets weekly server backups, rather than the daily backup requirement you're looking for. HostGator

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best specific reseller plan and compare storage, account limits, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My top pick: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is probably the best fit if you’re building a real reseller/agency business.

• cPanel/WHM for managing separate client accounts
• Daily automated backups
• WHMCS included on its reseller plans for billing/client management
• Softaculous with 400+ applications, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento, etc.
• White-label branding
• Free SSL, malware protection and DDoS protection
• US and EU datacenter options
• 24/7 human support InMotion Hosting InMotion Hosting

inmotionhosting.com

🥈 KnownHost — excellent alternative

KnownHost is particularly attractive if backup reliability and performance matter more than having WHMCS bundled.

Its reseller hosting uses cPanel/WHM, CloudLinux, NVMe storage and LiteSpeed, with JetBackup-based daily backups. It also supports white-label branding and optional WHMCS. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

knownhost.com

🥉 Create.com — worth considering

Create.com specifically advertises WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and hundreds of other applications, plus daily off-site backups with up to 14 days of retention. That's a very good combination if your clients use different CMSs. Create.com | Web Hosting For Creatives

create.com

What I'd choose

For your requirements, I'd go with InMotion Hosting unless you're particularly focused on getting the strongest backup retention/performance for the money, in which case I'd look closely at KnownHost.

One important point: "daily backups" doesn't necessarily mean 30 daily restore points. For a reseller business, I'd specifically look for off-server backups, multiple restore points, and easy per-account restoration. InMotion also recommends maintaining your own independent backup strategy rather than relying exclusively on the host's backups. InMotion Hosting

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare their current pricing, storage, account limits, backup retention, and renewal costs.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, I’d shortlist these:

1. hosting.com — my top pick

• cPanel + WHM
• Daily backups included
• Plans from 30 to 200 client accounts
• Unlimited bandwidth
• Good fit for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento/WooCommerce, etc.
• A particularly good choice if you're building an agency/reseller business and want traditional cPanel hosting. Hosting Cloudspress
• verpex.com — best for straightforward white-label reselling

• cPanel/WHM
• Daily backups
• White-label capabilities
• Multiple server locations
• Good option if you want each customer to have a separate hosting account. Hostinglar
• inmotionhosting.com — best if support and billing tools matter

• cPanel/WHM
• Strong reseller-oriented tooling
• WHMCS is included on applicable reseller plans
• Good migration/support options
• Frequently recommended as an all-around reseller platform. Cloudspress Itechguides

What I'd choose

For most agencies: Hosting.com. Its current reseller plans explicitly include daily backups, WHM, and multiple account tiers, making it a good match for hosting different CMSs for different clients. Hosting

One important distinction: "supports multiple CMSs" isn't usually a special reseller-hosting feature. What you want is a Linux/cPanel environment with PHP, MySQL/MariaDB, SSL, SSH/SFTP, and preferably Softaculous or another one-click installer. That gives you flexibility to host WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, WooCommerce, and many other PHP-based CMSs.

I would avoid HostGator for your specific requirement because its current reseller documentation says reseller accounts receive weekly, rather than daily, server backups. HostGator

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backups, WHMCS, white-labeling, and renewal prices.

For a reseller hosting business where you need multiple CMS support (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.) plus daily backups, I would prioritize:

• WHM + cPanel (so you can create separate client accounts)
• Softaculous or similar installer (for many CMS platforms)
• Daily automated backups with restore points
• White-label branding/private nameservers
• CloudLinux isolation (prevents one client site from affecting others)
• Good resource limits per account (CPU/RAM/IO matter more than storage alone)

My top recommendations:

My pick by scenario

• Starting a small hosting/reseller business: Verpex
• Running a web design agency hosting client sites: InMotion Hosting
• Need the best speed for WordPress-heavy clients: ChemiCloud
• Expecting dozens/hundreds of accounts: ScalaHosting VPS reseller route
• Keeping costs low while learning: Namecheap

A couple of things I would avoid:

• Resellers that advertise only “unlimited websites” but do not give WHM.
• Hosts that say “backups available” but don’t specify daily frequency, retention period, and restore process.
• Very cheap plans with no CPU/RAM limits per account.

If you tell me:

1. roughly how many client websites you expect (10, 50, 200+),
2. whether they are mostly WordPress or mixed CMS, and
3. your monthly budget,

I can narrow this to the best 2–3 options.

For a reseller hosting business that needs multiple CMS support + daily backups, I would prioritize a provider with:

• cPanel + WHM (so you can create separate client accounts)
• White-label features (custom nameservers/branding)
• Softaculous or similar installer (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.)
• Automated daily offsite backups
• Good resource isolation (CloudLinux/LVE or similar)
• WHMCS/Blesta support if you plan to automate billing

My top recommendations:

1. Verpex — Best overall choice for most resellers

verpex.com

Why I’d pick it:

• cPanel + WHM included
• White-label reseller setup
• Daily backups
• Multiple CMS support through one-click installers
• NVMe storage and LiteSpeed options
• Good fit for agencies managing client sites Verpex

Best for: freelancers, agencies, and small hosting businesses that want a professional reseller setup without managing a VPS.

2. InMotion Hosting — Best for established agencies

inmotionhosting.com

Pros:

• Strong reseller infrastructure
• WHM/cPanel workflow
• White-label capability
• Good support reputation
• Suitable for many CMS platforms

Best for: agencies hosting dozens of business websites.

3. A2 Hosting — Best performance-focused option

a2hosting.com

Pros:

• cPanel/WHM reseller environment
• Performance-focused hosting stack
• Good compatibility with popular CMS platforms
• Useful if speed is a selling point

Best for: resellers who market fast WordPress/Joomla/Drupal hosting.

4. Namecheap — Best budget starter option

namecheap.com

Pros:

• Lower entry cost
• cPanel/WHM
• Easy CMS deployment
• Good for testing a reseller business model Namecheap

Best for: starting with a small client base.

My ranking for your requirements

Hostinglar Namecheap Verpex### My recommendation

If you are selling hosting to clients, I would start with Verpex. It has the feature mix you need: CMS flexibility, backups, white-label tools, and a traditional reseller workflow. Verpex

If you expect 50+ client accounts or mission-critical business sites, I would consider moving later to a reseller VPS with managed support rather than staying on shared reseller hosting.

A couple of questions would help narrow it down:

1. How many client websites do you expect in the first year (10, 50, 100+)?
2. Do you need to sell hosting plans under your own brand (WHMCS billing, client login, invoices), or just manage multiple client sites yourself?

My recommendation

If you are selling hosting to clients, I would start with Verpex. It has the feature mix you need: CMS flexibility, backups, white-label tools, and a traditional reseller workflow.

If you expect 50+ client accounts or mission-critical business sites, I would consider moving later to a reseller VPS with managed support rather than staying on shared reseller hosting.

A couple of questions would help narrow it down:

If you need reseller hosting for multiple CMS platforms—WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.—and reliable daily backups, my top recommendation is Hosting.com (formerly A2 Hosting).

My recommendation: Hosting.com

hosting.com

It fits your requirements particularly well because its reseller plans include:

• cPanel + WHM — create and manage separate accounts for each client.
• Daily automatic backups with incremental retention, including database backups.
• Softaculous — makes installing WordPress, Joomla, Magento and many other CMSs straightforward.
• Multiple PHP versions per site, useful when different CMSs or client sites have different requirements.
• LiteSpeed + CloudLinux for performance and resource isolation.
• White-label hosting, so clients can see your branding rather than the upstream provider.
• Plans ranging from 30 to 200 accounts, giving you room to grow. Hosting.com

Other good choices

*Backup details can vary by current plan.

I would not choose based purely on storage or bandwidth. For reseller hosting, I'd prioritize backup retention/restore capability, account isolation, WHM, white-labeling, resource limits, and renewal pricing.

One important point: "daily backups" isn't enough by itself. You want to know how many daily restore points are retained and whether you can restore an individual client's files/database without restoring the entire server. Hosting.com's current reseller offering specifically describes granular file restores and database backups. Hosting.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare their actual pricing, storage, CPU/RAM, backups, WHMCS, and renewal costs.

If your requirements are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, I’d prioritize cPanel/WHM, Softaculous, account isolation, and genuinely usable backups rather than simply choosing the cheapest reseller plan.

My recommendation: SetraHost

setrahost.com

For your specific requirements, SetraHost is my first choice. Its reseller plans include:

• cPanel + WHM for creating separate client accounts
• Softaculous, which makes it easy to install WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento and many other applications
• Daily backups
• LiteSpeed
• Free SSL
• Malware protection
• White-label hosting
• Multiple PHP versions
• NVMe storage

Its current plans range from 10 to 100 cPanel accounts, depending on tier. The 25-account plan is $11.99/mo on the advertised long-term promotion and includes 75 GB NVMe storage and daily backups. SetraHost

Other good choices

InMotion is particularly attractive if you want a more complete client-management ecosystem; current comparisons note its reseller packages include WHM, cPanel and WHMCS. Itechguides Cloudspress

inmotionhosting.com

One provider I wouldn't put at the top of your list for this requirement is HostGator. Its current reseller backup policy says reseller hosting receives weekly backups in the standard backup cycle, despite other HostGator documentation describing daily/weekly/monthly backup cycles. HostGator HostGator

What I'd choose

If you're hosting 10–50 client websites, I'd go with SetraHost's Starter or Evolve plan. You get separate cPanel accounts, daily backups, Softaculous, and enough resources to run different CMSs rather than being locked into WordPress.

If you tell me roughly how many websites/clients you need to host (e.g. 10, 25, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backup retention, WHMCS, renewal pricing, and migration support.

Yes. For your requirements—reseller hosting, multiple CMS platforms, and daily backups—I’d prioritize a provider with WHM + cPanel + Softaculous, rather than a WordPress-only reseller platform.

My top recommendation: InMotion Hosting

inmotionhosting.com

I’d put InMotion Hosting at the top of your shortlist if you're building a client-hosting business or managing multiple websites. Current 2026 comparisons rate it particularly well as an all-in-one reseller package, with WHM/cPanel and WHMCS available/included depending on plan. Cloudspress Itechguides

The important part for you is the cPanel/WHM ecosystem. It lets you host different CMSs independently—for example:

• WordPress
• Joomla
• Drupal
• Magento
• PrestaShop
• Other PHP/MySQL applications

cPanel's ecosystem also supports account-level backup and restoration, which is useful when each client has a separate account. cPanel & WHM Documentation

Other options I'd consider

Verpex is particularly interesting if you want white-label branding, custom nameservers, cPanel/WHM, and daily backups with global server locations. Hostinglar

verpex.com

ChemiCloud is another strong option; current comparisons report daily backups, LiteSpeed, cPanel/WHM, and WHMCS/Blesta support. How To Hosting Guide

chemicloud.com

What I'd choose for you

If your goal is hosting websites for multiple clients under your own brand, I'd go:

1. InMotion Hosting → best overall
2. Verpex → best alternative, especially for global clients
3. ChemiCloud → best if speed + WHMCS are important

One thing I'd specifically verify before purchasing is backup retention, not merely "daily backups." A provider saying "daily backups" doesn't necessarily mean you get 7, 14, or 30 separate restore points.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, account limits, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

If your priorities are multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + reseller capabilities, I’d narrow it to these:

1. new.hosting.com — my top pick

• cPanel + WHM
• Daily backups, including incremental website/database backups
• Multiple PHP versions, so different clients can run different CMS requirements
• Supports WordPress and other PHP-based CMSs, plus Node.js/Laravel apps
• Plans support 30–150 reseller accounts
• Good fit if you're running an agency and want separate accounts for each client. Hosting
• inmotionhosting.com — best traditional reseller option

• cPanel/WHM
• Strong agency/reseller tooling
• WHMCS is included on applicable reseller plans
• Good choice if you want to sell hosting under your own brand and automate provisioning/billing. Itechguides Cloudspress
• siteground.com — best for managed websites

• Daily and on-demand backups
• Multiple websites
• White-label options on higher plans
• Automatic scaling and managed PHP
• Particularly attractive if you manage the websites for clients, rather than selling traditional cPanel hosting accounts. SiteGround SiteGround
• papahosting.com — good value

• cPanel accounts
• LiteSpeed
• Softaculous, which makes installing many different CMSs easy
• Automatic daily backups
• WHMCS available/included depending on plan. PapaHosting

What I'd choose

For a web agency hosting WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + WooCommerce + other PHP CMSs, I'd go with Hosting.com or InMotion.

I'd lean Hosting.com if backups and technical flexibility are your biggest priorities. Their reseller plans specifically advertise daily backups, database backups, granular restores, multiple PHP versions, and support for Node.js/Laravel alongside conventional PHP sites. Hosting

One important warning: I wouldn't choose HostGator specifically for the daily-backup requirement. Its current documentation says reseller hosting gets weekly shared-server backups under its standard policy, despite some broader backup documentation referring to daily/weekly/monthly cycles. hostgator.com hostgator.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backups, cPanel, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

Yes. For your requirements—multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + true reseller hosting—I’d prioritize a provider with WHM/cPanel, Softaculous/one-click installers, isolated client accounts, and off-site backups.

My top picks

🥇 My recommendation: Hosting.com

Hosting.com reseller hosting is probably the best fit for what you described. Its reseller platform includes WHM + cPanel, automatic daily backups, unlimited websites/email accounts, and one-click installers. It also supports automation through WHMCS, Blesta, or Upmind. hosting.com

That makes it suitable for hosting WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, WooCommerce, Magento and other PHP/MySQL-based CMSs, rather than locking you into a WordPress-only environment.

🥈 InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is a strong choice if you're running a web-development/agency business and want client-management and billing tools. It uses the traditional WHM/cPanel setup, supports white-label reselling, and includes WHMCS on qualifying reseller plans. www.forbes.com

🥉 ScalaHosting

ScalaHosting is particularly interesting if you expect to grow. It offers both cPanel/WHM and its SPanel alternative, and current comparisons report daily off-site backups. SPanel can also help avoid some of the licensing costs associated with cPanel as you scale. howtohosting.guide

One thing I'd specifically look for

Don't just check that a host says "daily backups." Ask:

• How many days are backups retained?
• Are backups off-site, or on the same server?
• Can you restore individual client accounts yourself?
• Are databases included?
• Are backups taken automatically every 24 hours?
• Is there a limit on the number of restores?
• Does each client get a separate cPanel account?

For a reseller business, separate cPanel accounts are important because a problematic CMS/plugin on one client's site is less likely to affect your other customers. www.interserver.net

If you tell me roughly how many websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and whether you need white-label hosting for your own clients, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare their current pricing, storage, backups, and account limits.

Yes. For your requirements—multiple CMS platforms, true reseller functionality, and daily backups—I’d prioritize a host with WHM/cPanel, Softaculous, CloudLinux, and automated off-site backups.

My top picks

🥇 What I'd choose

Hosting.com is probably the closest match to what you're asking for. Its reseller plans provide full WHM, separate cPanel accounts, daily backups, multiple PHP versions, and support for modern applications such as Node.js and Laravel. hosting.com

That's particularly useful if you're going to host a mixture of:

• WordPress
• Joomla
• Drupal
• Magento/WooCommerce
• Laravel/PHP applications
• Other PHP-based CMSs

The ability to give every customer their own cPanel account is important—you don't want all your clients' sites sitting inside one shared hosting account.

A strong alternative: KnownHost

If performance and support are more important than getting the absolute cheapest reseller plan, I'd seriously consider KnownHost. Its infrastructure uses WHM/cPanel, CloudLinux, NVMe storage and LiteSpeed, and its current hosting offerings advertise 14-day backup retention through JetBackup. KnownHost - Managed Hosting Specialists

One thing I'd avoid

Don't choose a reseller platform simply because it says "unlimited websites." For a real hosting business, I'd specifically look for:

WHM → separate cPanel accounts → CloudLinux isolation → automated off-site backups → white-label nameservers → Softaculous/app installer → optional WHMCS.

Also verify backup retention, not just "daily backups." A daily backup with only one retained copy isn't nearly as useful as 7–14 days of historical restore points.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare their current pricing, storage, account limits, and backup retention.

Yes. For reseller hosting where you’ll host different CMSs (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.) and want daily backups, I’d narrow it to a few providers.

My top recommendation: InMotion Hosting

inmotionhosting.com

I’d pick InMotion Hosting if you want a conventional reseller setup that is easy to manage and resell under your own brand.

• WHM + cPanel for managing separate client accounts.
• 100 cPanel licenses are included on the current reseller plans.
• WHMCS and domain-reseller tools are included, which is useful if you intend to actually sell hosting to customers.
• White-label branding and private hosting under your own business.
• Automatic backups are available, with backup storage included.
• Supports multiple PHP versions and common web applications/CMSs.
• 24/7 human support. InMotion Hosting

The main downside is price: the current advertised reseller plans start around $49.99/month and renew around $109.99/month, so I'd look carefully at the renewal price before signing up. InMotion Hosting

Better value: Hosting.com

new.hosting.com

This is probably my second choice, particularly if you want lots of different CMS/application requirements.

It offers:

• WHM access
• 30–150 client accounts depending on plan
• Daily backups
• Database + website-file backups
• PHP version selection per site
• Node.js and Laravel support
• Unlimited bandwidth
• cPanel-based client management hosting.com

That PHP flexibility is particularly useful if you're going to have clients running different CMS versions and applications.

Budget option: ChemiCloud

ChemiCloud is worth considering if you don't need 100+ client accounts immediately. Current reseller offerings include WHM/cPanel, daily backups, and LiteSpeed infrastructure. How To Hosting

One important distinction

If by "multiple CMS" you mean you personally want to host WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + Magento + custom PHP sites, virtually any good cPanel reseller host can handle that.

If you mean you want to sell hosting to multiple customers, I'd prioritize:

1. WHM/cPanel
2. Daily off-site backups
3. WHMCS or another billing/provisioning system
4. CloudLinux account isolation
5. White-label/private nameservers
6. Multiple PHP versions
7. LiteSpeed/NVMe storage
8. Easy account restoration

For example, cPanel's own documentation confirms that WHM can restore individual or multiple cPanel accounts from backups, including remote backup destinations. cPanel & WHM Documentation

My ranking for your requirements:

If you tell me roughly how many websites/clients you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 best plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backups, cPanel accounts, WHMCS, renewal pricing, and CMS support.

For your requirements—reseller hosting, multiple CMS platforms, and reliable daily backups—my top recommendation is ChemiCloud.

🥇 My pick: ChemiCloud

ChemiCloud Reseller Hosting

Their reseller plans currently include:

• WHM + cPanel — separate accounts for each client
• 30 daily backups
• WordPress Toolkit
• Support for multiple CMSs through cPanel/Softaculous, including WordPress and other PHP-based CMSs
• LiteSpeed + NVMe storage
• Free SSL
• White-label/private nameservers
• Free migrations
• WHMCS or Blesta included on higher plans
• 24/7 support chemicloud.com

The Kickstart plan is currently $17.95/month and supports 40 cPanel accounts; Grow is $19.95/month with 60 accounts. chemicloud.com

Other good choices

Namecheap is particularly interesting if you care about predictable renewal pricing: its current reseller plans renew at the listed price and include cPanel/WHM, with Softaculous supporting CMS installation such as WordPress, Joomla and Magento. www.namecheap.com

One important distinction: "supports multiple CMS" doesn't usually require a special CMS-specific host. What you really want is cPanel/WHM + Softaculous/WordPress Toolkit + adequate PHP/MySQL resources, so you can host WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento/OpenCart, etc., in separate client accounts.

If this is for selling hosting to your own clients, I'd choose ChemiCloud Grow over the entry plan. The extra account capacity and included billing automation make it much more suitable for a small hosting business. chemicloud.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and whether they're mostly WordPress or mixed CMS, I can narrow it down to the best plan and compare the real monthly/renewal costs.

Yes. For your requirements—reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups—my first choice would be KnownHost.

🥇 My recommendation: KnownHost

KnownHost Reseller Hosting

Why I’d pick it:

• WHM + cPanel — you can create separate hosting accounts for each customer/site.
• Multiple CMS support — WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc. can be installed through the normal cPanel/installer ecosystem.
• Daily backups included — KnownHost says its reseller plans include JetBackup with 2-day and 1-week retention by default. www.knownhost.com
• CloudLinux isolation — one customer's site consuming resources is less likely to impact other accounts.
• LiteSpeed + NVMe — a good combination if you're hosting WordPress and other PHP-based CMSs.
• White-label reseller setup — useful if your customers shouldn't know you're using KnownHost.
• Imunify360 security is included.
• WHMCS is available if you eventually want automated billing and provisioning. www.knownhost.com

Other options I'd consider

InMotion is particularly attractive if you want an all-in-one reseller business platform because WHMCS and domain-reseller functionality are included on its reseller offering according to recent comparisons. www.itechguides.com

I'd put HostGator lower on the list for your specific requirement: its documentation says reseller accounts have backups, but the reseller backup situation isn't as straightforward as having guaranteed daily, user-accessible backups, and scheduled backups aren't available in the traditional reseller setup. www.hostgator.com

What I'd choose for you

If you're planning to host WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + WooCommerce + other PHP/MySQL CMS sites for multiple customers, I'd go:

1. KnownHost — best overall
2. InMotion — best if you want WHMCS/business automation included
3. Verpex — strong white-label alternative

One important distinction: "supports multiple CMS" isn't really the hard part. What matters more is having separate cPanel accounts, sufficient CPU/RAM, CloudLinux isolation, good PHP version support, malware protection, and restorable off-server backups.

If you tell me roughly how many websites you expect to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the specific reseller plan I'd buy.

Yes. For your requirements—multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + true reseller hosting—I’d prioritize a provider with WHM/cPanel + Softaculous + automated off-server backups.

My top recommendation: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting reseller hosting is probably the best fit if you want to host client sites professionally.

Why I’d choose it:

• WHM + cPanel for creating separate client accounts
• Supports multiple CMSs, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento, Drupal, etc.
• Softaculous makes installing different CMSs straightforward
• White-label/branding features
• WHMCS is available for client billing/automation
• Good migration and support options
• Reseller plans scale from roughly 25 to 100 accounts depending on tier. www.cloudspress.com

The main downside is the renewal pricing, which can be substantially higher than introductory pricing. www.itechguides.com

Two alternatives I'd seriously consider

1. KnownHost — best if backups/performance are your priority

KnownHost reseller hosting

KnownHost uses the traditional WHM/cPanel setup and includes automatic off-server backups. Its published backup system includes two daily snapshots plus one weekly snapshot. www.knownhost.com

I'd lean toward KnownHost if you're comfortable handling billing separately and want a more performance-oriented hosting environment.

2. Verpex — best value

Verpex reseller hosting

Verpex is particularly attractive if you're starting small. Current 2026 comparisons highlight cPanel/WHM, white-labeling, daily backups, free migrations, and multiple server locations. go.hostinglar.com

What I'd pick

\*I'd verify the exact backup frequency/retention of the specific InMotion plan before purchasing rather than assuming every tier has identical backup coverage.

One important point: I would not choose HostGator for this particular requirement. Its current reseller backup policy says reseller accounts receive weekly, rather than daily, shared-server backups. www.hostgator.com

If you tell me roughly how many websites/clients you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best specific plan and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal price.

If you need true reseller hosting for multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, my top recommendation is KnownHost.

🥇 My pick: KnownHost Reseller Hosting

KnownHost Reseller Hosting

Why I’d choose it:

• cPanel + WHM — give each client/site its own hosting account.
• White-label reseller hosting — your clients can see your branding rather than KnownHost.
• Softaculous — makes it easy to deploy WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, and many other CMSs.
• Daily backups included — powered by JetBackup, with 2-day and 1-week retention included by default.
• CloudLinux isolation — one client's website is less likely to affect another client's account.
• LiteSpeed + NVMe — a good combination for CMS-heavy sites.
• WHMCS available as an add-on if you want automated client billing/provisioning. www.knownhost.com

Other good choices

InMotion is particularly attractive if you want a more complete agency/reseller package, because its reseller plans include white-label hosting and automated backup options, and some plans include WHMCS. www.inmotionhosting.com

hosting.com is worth considering if "multiple CMS" means you need more than just WordPress. Its reseller platform includes Softaculous with 400+ applications, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento and Laravel, plus daily incremental backups and database backups. hosting.com

I would not choose HostGator for your particular requirement. Its current reseller backup policy is primarily weekly, and its documentation says reseller users cannot schedule their own backups. www.hostgator.com

My ranking

1. KnownHost → best combination of reliability, performance, daily backups and reseller features
2. InMotion → best if you want WHMCS/client-management features
3. hosting.com/A2 → best if you'll host lots of different CMS/application types
4. Verpex → good lower-cost alternative

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you expect (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the specific reseller plan I'd buy and compare storage, CPU/RAM, cPanel accounts, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

If your priorities are reseller hosting + multiple CMS platforms + daily backups, my first choice would be InMotion Hosting.

My recommendation: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is a particularly good fit if you're hosting websites for clients because its reseller plans offer:

• Daily automated backups across accounts. www.inmotionhosting.com
• cPanel/WHM, so you can create and manage separate hosting accounts for each client.
• Softaculous, with 400+ applications, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and other CMS platforms. www.inmotionhosting.com
• WHMCS included on its WHMCS reseller plans, which is useful if you want automated client provisioning, billing, invoices, and account suspension. www.inmotionhosting.com
• White-label reseller functionality, so clients can interact with your hosting business rather than the underlying provider.

InMotion Hosting reseller hosting

Two alternatives worth considering

Verpex — I'd choose this if global server locations and white-label hosting are more important to you. Current 2026 comparisons highlight cPanel/WHM, white-label features, free migrations, and daily backups. go.hostinglar.com

ScalaHosting — worth considering if you're willing to use SPanel instead of cPanel. It offers daily off-site backups and can avoid some of the licensing costs associated with cPanel. howtohosting.guide

One I'd avoid for your requirements

I wouldn't pick HostGator if daily backups are a hard requirement. Its current reseller documentation says reseller accounts receive weekly backups, not guaranteed daily backups. www.hostgator.com

Bottom line:
InMotion Hosting → best overall fit
Verpex → best for white-label/global hosting
ScalaHosting → best if you want to avoid cPanel costs

If you tell me roughly how many client websites/accounts you need (e.g. 10, 25, 50, 100) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the specific plan I'd buy and compare the actual current pricing.

Yes. If you need true reseller hosting for multiple CMS platforms (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.) plus daily backups, I’d shortlist these:

My top pick: SupportHost

SupportHost reseller hosting is probably the closest match to your requirements. Their reseller platform provides:

• Separate cPanel accounts for each client/site
• One-click CMS installation
• Daily backups with 30-day retention stored externally
• Staging
• SSH/SFTP and WP-CLI
• NVMe storage
• DDoS protection
• 24/7 support supporthost.com

That combination is particularly attractive if you're going to host a mixture of WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, WooCommerce, and other PHP-based CMSs rather than being exclusively a WordPress reseller.

Other good options

1. InMotion Hosting — best established U.S. option

InMotion is worth considering if you want a more mainstream provider and expect to manage a larger number of client accounts. Its reseller plans use cPanel + WHM, support white-label hosting, and include 25–100 hosting accounts depending on the plan. WHMCS is available with the reseller plans. www.forbes.com

2. Namecheap reseller hosting — good for straightforward cPanel reselling

Namecheap offers 25–150 cPanel accounts depending on tier, with cPanel/WHM and Softaculous. Softaculous makes installing CMSs such as WordPress, Joomla and Magento easy. www.namecheap.com

3. Verpex reseller hosting — strong value

Verpex is frequently recommended among current reseller-hosting comparisons, particularly for white-label cPanel/WHM hosting, daily backups, migrations and multiple server locations. go.hostinglar.com

One I'd avoid for your specific requirement

I wouldn't choose HostGator if daily backups are a hard requirement. Its current reseller backup policy is primarily weekly for qualifying reseller accounts, despite some older/general documentation referring to daily backup cycles. www.hostgator.com

What I'd choose

If you're planning to resell hosting to customers, I'd lean toward SupportHost or Verpex. If you're primarily an agency hosting your own clients' websites, I'd lean toward InMotion.

If you tell me roughly how many websites/accounts you need (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backup retention, WHMCS, LiteSpeed, and renewal pricing.

For reseller hosting with multiple CMS support + daily backups, I’d focus on providers that include cPanel/WHM, a one-click app installer (Softaculous or similar), white-label tools, and real backup retention. My top recommendations:

My recommendation by use case

1. Freelancer/web design agency (5–50 client sites):
➡️ Verpex
You get the classic reseller model: WHM → create separate cPanel accounts → brand it as your own hosting business. go.hostinglar.com

2. You want to sell “managed WordPress + CMS hosting”:
➡️ HostArmada or SupportHost
They lean more toward performance, security, and backup features. supporthost.comwww.reddit.com

3. You want a true hosting business with automated billing:
➡️ ChemiCloud
Look for plans that include or support WHMCS/Blesta integration. www.reddit.comgo.hostinglar.com

Features I would not compromise on

• ✅ cPanel + WHM reseller access
• ✅ Softaculous/Installatron (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.)
• ✅ Daily backups with multiple restore points (not just “daily snapshots”)
• ✅ White-label nameservers
• ✅ CloudLinux account isolation
• ✅ Malware scanning
• ✅ Free SSL for client accounts
• ✅ Ability to migrate existing cPanel accounts

My overall pick: Verpex for a balanced reseller business, HostArmada if backup/performance is the priority, and ChemiCloud if you plan to automate billing and scale. www.reddit.comgo.hostinglar.com

If you tell me roughly how many client sites you expect (e.g., 10, 50, 200+) and whether you need WHMCS billing, I can narrow it down to a specific plan.

Yes. Based on your requirements—reseller hosting, multiple CMS platforms, and daily backups—my first choice would be InMotion Hosting.

🥇 My recommendation: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting Reseller Hosting

It fits your use case particularly well because:

• cPanel + WHM — you can create separate hosting accounts for each client/site.
• WHMCS included — useful if you're actually reselling hosting and want automated billing, provisioning, and support.
• Softaculous — supports 400+ applications, including WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and many other CMS platforms. www.inmotionhosting.com
• Daily automated backups are supported across reseller accounts. www.inmotionhosting.com
• White-label hosting — your customers can see your branding rather than InMotion's.
• NVMe storage on the higher plans.
• 25–100 cPanel accounts, depending on the plan. Current listed pricing starts around $19.99/month but renewals are higher. www.inmotionhosting.com

Other options I'd consider

One important distinction: HostGator currently says its reseller plans receive weekly rather than daily backups, so I would eliminate it if daily backups are a hard requirement. www.hostgator.com

What I'd buy

If you're starting with perhaps 10–25 client websites, I'd look at InMotion's R-1000N or R-2000N. The R-1000N currently provides 25 cPanel accounts, while R-2000N provides 50. Both include WHMCS and automatic backups. www.inmotionhosting.com

If you tell me roughly how many websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 reseller plans and compare their actual costs, backup retention, storage, CPU/RAM limits, and CMS support.

If your priorities are multiple CMS support + daily backups + true reseller functionality, my first choice would be Verpex.

My shortlist

Why Verpex: current reseller comparisons specifically highlight its cPanel/WHM, white-label capability, custom nameservers, free migrations, and daily backups. go.hostinglar.com

For the CMS requirement, I'd look for Softaculous or an equivalent installer. That gives your customers one-click installation of WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento and many other applications. Namecheap, for example, explicitly includes Softaculous and lists WordPress, Joomla and Magento support. www.namecheap.com

My recommendation

🥇 Verpex — best fit

I'd choose it if you're going to host sites for clients and want:

• Separate cPanel accounts for each customer
• WHM for managing those accounts
• WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, etc.
• Daily backups
• White-label hosting
• Private/custom nameservers
• Easy migrations
• Room to grow

🥈 InMotion Hosting — best alternative

InMotion is particularly attractive if support and WHMCS billing matter. Forbes currently lists its reseller plans with cPanel/WHM, white-label functionality, 25–100 accounts, and a WHMCS license available upon request. www.forbes.com

🥉 ScalaHosting — best if margins matter

Scala is worth considering if you don't specifically need cPanel. Its SPanel reseller setup can avoid some of the licensing costs associated with cPanel, while still providing reseller functionality and daily off-site backups. howtohosting.guide

I would not choose HostGator specifically for your requirements, because its current reseller backup policy is not as strong as what you're asking for: its reseller hosting documentation describes weekly backups for qualifying reseller accounts. www.hostgator.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the specific reseller plan I'd buy.

If you need true reseller hosting where you can host multiple clients/sites using different CMSs and have daily backups, my first choice would be InMotion Hosting.

My shortlist

🥇 My pick: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is particularly attractive if you're going to host WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, Laravel/PHP sites, etc. rather than being locked into one CMS.

The big advantages are:

• WHM + cPanel — create separate hosting accounts for each client.
• White-label reseller hosting — clients can see your branding rather than InMotion's.
• WHMCS support/license — useful if you want automated billing and account provisioning.
• Multiple hosting accounts under one reseller package.
• Suitable for different PHP-based CMS platforms rather than just WordPress.
• Backups are available as part of its hosting ecosystem. Independent 2026 comparisons also currently rank InMotion highly for traditional cPanel/WHM reseller hosting. www.forbes.com

InMotion Hosting reseller hosting

🥈 Verpex — worth considering

Verpex would be my second choice. It combines cPanel/WHM, white-label hosting, daily backups, free migrations and multiple server locations, which is a very good combination for a small hosting/reseller business. go.hostinglar.comwww.hostgator.com

Verpex reseller hosting

One I'd avoid for your requirements: HostGator

Despite its popularity, I wouldn't choose it specifically for your requirement of daily backups. Its current reseller backup policy says reseller accounts receive weekly backups, not daily backups. www.hostgator.com

What I'd choose based on your situation

• Starting a hosting/reseller business: InMotion
• Hosting 10–50+ client websites: Verpex or InMotion
• Want to scale substantially: ScalaHosting
• Mostly WordPress but occasionally other CMS: SiteGround
• Cheapest possible reseller setup: Namecheap/Verpex

If you tell me approximately how many websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backup retention, cPanel accounts, WHMCS, and renewal prices.

Yes. For your requirements—reseller hosting, multiple CMS platforms, and daily backups—I’d shortlist these:

🥇 My recommendation: InMotion Hosting

InMotion Hosting is my first choice if you want to resell hosting to clients.

• WHM + cPanel — separate hosting accounts for each client
• WHMCS included on its reseller plans, which is valuable if you're actually selling hosting and want automated billing/account provisioning
• Daily automated backups
• Softaculous with 400+ applications, so you're not locked into WordPress—WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and other CMS platforms are supported
• NVMe storage on higher plans
• US and EU server options
• White-label reseller capabilities www.inmotionhosting.com

The main downside is renewal pricing: the introductory prices are substantially lower than the regular rates, so I'd evaluate the renewal cost, not just the signup promotion. www.inmotionhosting.com

InMotion Hosting reseller plans

🥈 Verpex — best value alternative

Verpex is particularly attractive if you want cPanel/WHM + white labeling + daily backups without paying as much as some of the larger providers. Current 2026 comparisons put it among the strongest options for straightforward white-label reseller hosting. go.hostinglar.comhowtohosting.guide

Verpex

🥉 ScalaHosting — best if you expect to grow

ScalaHosting is worth considering if you're planning a larger hosting operation. It gives you the choice of cPanel/WHM or its own SPanel, and its reseller/cloud offerings include daily off-site backups. The SPanel route can also help avoid some of the per-account licensing economics of cPanel. go.hostinglar.comhowtohosting.guide

ScalaHosting reseller hosting

What I'd choose

One important distinction: SiteGround does offer white-label reseller functionality and daily/on-demand backups, but its model is more oriented toward managing/reselling site services rather than the traditional WHM → individual cPanel accounts → sell hosting packages model. www.siteground.com

If by "multiple CMS" you mean WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + Magento + Laravel + custom PHP sites, I'd specifically go with InMotion or Verpex, rather than a WordPress-specialized reseller platform.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare storage, CPU/RAM, backups, cPanel accounts, WHMCS, and renewal pricing.

Yes. If your priorities are multiple CMS platforms + daily backups + true reseller functionality, I’d shortlist Verpex, ChemiCloud, and InMotion Hosting.

My recommendation: Verpex

Verpex reseller hosting is probably the best fit if you want to host a variety of client sites rather than being locked into WordPress.

Why I like it:

• cPanel + WHM — separate hosting accounts for each client/site.
• White-label reseller hosting — you can use your own branding/nameservers.
• Daily backups are included.
• Supports the usual PHP/MySQL ecosystem, so you're not limited to one CMS: WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento/OpenCart, Laravel/PHP applications, etc.
• Multiple server locations are useful if your clients are geographically distributed.
• Current independent comparisons specifically highlight Verpex for daily backups, white-labeling, cPanel/WHM and global locations. go.hostinglar.com

Other good choices

ChemiCloud is particularly interesting if you want LiteSpeed, NVMe storage and WHMCS/Blesta integration; current comparisons list daily backups and up to 40+ cPanel accounts on its entry reseller offering. howtohosting.guide

ChemiCloud reseller hosting

InMotion is worth considering if most of your customers are in the US. Current 2026 comparisons highlight its WHM/cPanel, white-label setup and included WHMCS as strengths. hostingpromax.com

InMotion reseller hosting

One important distinction

If by "multiple CMS" you mean you want to host WordPress + Joomla + Drupal + Magento + custom PHP sites under separate customer accounts, I'd strongly favor traditional cPanel/WHM reseller hosting rather than a WordPress-only reseller platform.

Also, don't just look for "backups included." Check backup frequency, retention period, off-site storage, and whether you can restore an individual cPanel account yourself. cPanel supports restoring accounts from backups when the hosting provider enables the relevant backup functionality. docs.cpanel.net

If you tell me roughly how many websites you need to host (e.g. 10, 25, 50, 100+) and your monthly budget, I can narrow this down to the best 2–3 plans and compare their actual storage, RAM/CPU, backup retention, WHMCS, and renewal prices.