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If you want one provider to cover both white-label web hosting and client email, I’d recommend InMotion Hosting’s reseller platform as the strongest all-in-one starting point.

Recommended: InMotion Hosting Reseller

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It checks the important agency boxes:

• White-label branding — your company name, logo, domain, and nameservers can be used instead of InMotion's branding.
• WHM + cPanel — create separate hosting accounts for each client.
• Email hosting included — clients can have branded domain mailboxes and webmail alongside their websites.
• WHMCS included — useful for automated provisioning, recurring billing, upgrades, suspensions, and support.
• Unlimited email accounts on the listed reseller plans.
• 24/7 support and migration assistance. InMotion Hosting InMotion Hosting

This makes the architecture fairly simple:

Your agency → WHMCS → InMotion reseller infrastructure → client website + client email

The main caveat is that the included email is cPanel-based hosting email. If by "white-label email hosting" you mean a more polished, dedicated business-email product—something you want to sell separately with its own mailbox provisioning, branding, storage tiers, and potentially better mail administration—I'd use a two-product stack instead.

Best premium setup

For an agency that wants to build a serious hosting/email business, I'd consider:

InMotion Reseller + Atriomail

atriomail.com

Atriomail is specifically designed for agencies/resellers and offers white-label email, custom-domain mailboxes, automatic DNS management, integrations, and a REST API. Its current advertised pricing starts at $1.39/mailbox/month with 15 GB. Atriomail

That gives you:

My pick: If you have relatively small-business clients and want simplicity, go all-in-one with InMotion. If email is going to be a significant standalone revenue product—and you want it to feel more like a professional Google Workspace/Microsoft 365 alternative—I'd choose InMotion + Atriomail.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites and mailboxes you expect (e.g. 25 sites / 150 mailboxes), I can compare the economics of the two approaches and recommend the specific tier.

For an agency that wants to sell both white-label web hosting and professional email under its own brand, I’d recommend ResellerClub as the strongest single-vendor solution right now.

Best overall: ResellerClub

resellerclub.com offers a fairly complete agency/reseller stack:

• White-label web hosting
• Business email / Titan Email / Google Workspace
• Domain registration
• SSL and security add-ons
• WHMCS, Blesta and API integrations
• One reseller account for managing customers, products and renewals
• Customers can be billed entirely under your agency's brand. ResellerClub© ResellerClub©
• Its Business and Enterprise email products support white-label delivery and branded webmail. ResellerClub©

That makes it particularly attractive if your goal is "one supplier, one billing/provisioning workflow, one customer-facing brand."

Alternative: InMotion + dedicated email platform

inmotionhosting.com is arguably the better choice if web hosting quality/control is the priority. Its reseller plans include WHM/cPanel, WHMCS, white-label branding and email accounts. InMotion Hosting InMotion Hosting

For agencies wanting more sophisticated standalone email, you could pair it with atriomail.com. Atriomail is specifically designed for white-label email resellers, with automated SPF/DKIM/DMARC, branded webmail, API access and WHMCS integration. Atriomail

That combination gives you more separation between website hosting and mail infrastructure, which can be valuable as your agency grows.

My recommendation

If you're starting an agency hosting business today, I'd choose ResellerClub for the unified offering. If you expect email deliverability/support to become a major differentiator, I'd lean toward InMotion + Atriomail instead.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 50, 500, 5,000), I can compare the likely economics and margins of those two setups.

For an agency that wants to sell web hosting + professional email under one brand, I’d favor a combined reseller platform rather than stitching together separate providers.

Best fit: JodoHost

jodohost.com offers the most directly aligned package I found: white-label reseller hosting, private nameservers, customer accounts, custom plans/pricing, billing, and email hosting in the same reseller ecosystem. JodoHost

That makes it particularly attractive if your agency wants:

• One vendor for web hosting and email
• Your own branding and private nameservers
• Separate client accounts
• Ability to create your own hosting packages and margins
• Email bundled with each client's website hosting
• Less operational complexity than managing two unrelated reseller platforms

If email quality is the priority

A stronger architecture can be white-label reseller web hosting + dedicated white-label email provider. For example, openprovider.com specifically targets resellers and provides managed white-label business email, while your web-hosting reseller handles the websites. Openprovider - Buy and Sell Domain Names

This separation can be preferable for agencies where email deliverability, mailbox reliability, and avoiding shared-hosting email reputation problems matter more than having everything in one control panel.

My recommendation:

• Small/medium agency wanting simplicity: JodoHost
• Agency positioning email as a premium business service: dedicated white-label email + separate reseller web hosting
• Avoid: relying on ordinary shared-hosting email if your clients depend heavily on business-critical mail.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 25, 100, 500), I can compare the best combined options on price, white-labeling, WHMCS/API integration, mailbox limits, and margins.

For an agency that wants white-label web hosting + professional white-label email, I’d recommend a two-product stack rather than forcing both onto the same server.

My recommended setup

1. Verpex reseller hosting — web hosting

• White-label cPanel/WHM reseller hosting
• Private/branding-friendly nameservers
• Separate cPanel account per client
• Free migrations, SSL and backups
• Unlimited email accounts are included with the reseller plans, but you don't have to use that built-in mail service. verpex.com

2. Atriomail — dedicated white-label email

This is the piece I'd add if email is an important agency product rather than just an incidental feature of hosting. Atriomail is specifically designed for agencies/resellers: custom branding, branded webmail/login, automatic SPF/DKIM/DMARC, migrations, and WHMCS/Blesta/API integrations. atriomail.com

Why I'd separate email from web hosting

For an agency, this gives you a cleaner architecture:

Your agency → Client

• Website hosting → Verpex
• Email → Atriomail
• Domains → your preferred registrar/reseller
• Billing → WHMCS/Blesta
• Everything presented under your agency brand

That separation is valuable because a client's website can have an outage without necessarily taking their business email down, and you can move their website between hosting environments without having to migrate their mail at the same time.

Best alternative: one-vendor approach

If your priority is having everything in one reseller account, I'd look closely at ResellerClub. It explicitly targets agencies and web hosts and offers domains, hosting, email and SSL under one wholesale/reseller platform, with white-label storefront/panel capabilities and WHMCS/Blesta integrations. www.resellerclub.com

The trade-off is that its email offering is centered on Titan and Google Workspace, rather than giving you the same kind of independent white-label email infrastructure that Atriomail does. www.resellerclub.com

My ranking for an agency

If you're building this as a serious recurring-revenue hosting product, I'd choose Verpex + Atriomail + WHMCS. It gives you a much more professional separation between web hosting and email while still letting the client experience look like everything comes from your agency.

If you tell me roughly how many clients/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 50, 500, or 5,000), I can compare the economics of these setups and recommend the most profitable one.

For an agency that wants to resell web hosting and professional email under its own brand, I’d recommend ResellerClub as the strongest combined solution.

Recommended: ResellerClub

ResellerClub reseller hosting

It is particularly well suited to an agency because you can put web hosting, domains, email, SSL, and related services under one reseller account, with your agency remaining the customer-facing brand. Their current platform offers white-label reseller hosting, WHM/cPanel, wholesale pricing, billing integrations, and email products including Titan and Google Workspace. www.resellerclub.comwww.resellerclub.com

Why I'd pick it for an agency:

• White-label hosting: clients see your brand rather than the underlying provider.
• Email + hosting in the same ecosystem: you can sell domain email alongside each website.
• Agency-oriented management: WebPro lets you manage customers and their domains, hosting, email and SSL from one place. www.resellerclub.comwww.resellerclub.com
• Billing integrations: supports WHMCS, Blesta, AWBS and Plesk integrations. www.resellerclub.comwww.resellerclub.com
• Scales beyond basic shared hosting: you can move clients toward VPS, dedicated or cloud hosting as they grow. www.resellerclub.com

How I'd structure the offering

One important distinction: don't necessarily use the same mail server as the website hosting. For clients who depend heavily on email, I'd sell a dedicated business-email product such as Titan or Google Workspace, while using reseller hosting for the website. ResellerClub explicitly supports both alongside its hosting. www.resellerclub.comwww.resellerclub.com

Alternative: HostGator

HostGator reseller hosting

HostGator is a good choice if your agency primarily wants traditional cPanel/WHM reseller hosting. Its reseller plans include WHM/cPanel, white-labeling and email accounts, and HostGator specifically positions reseller hosting toward agencies and freelancers. www.hostgator.com

However, for "agency sells hosting + domains + professional email as a bundled service", I would favor ResellerClub because the domain/email/hosting pieces are more deliberately integrated into the reseller platform.

Bottom line:
ResellerClub → best overall combined agency/reseller platform.
HostGator → good if cPanel/WHM hosting is the primary product.
Google Workspace/Titan → preferable for business-critical email rather than relying solely on mailbox accounts bundled with web hosting.

If you tell me roughly how many clients/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 25, 100, 500+), I can also compare the actual per-client economics and margins of ResellerClub vs HostGator vs a separate email provider.

For an agency that wants one white-label experience for both reseller web hosting and professional email, I’d recommend a WHMCS-centered stack rather than trying to find a single provider that does both exceptionally well.

My recommended combination

1. Web hosting: InMotion Hosting Reseller + WHMCS
InMotion Hosting Reseller Hosting

InMotion is particularly agency-friendly: its reseller plans include WHM, WHMCS, white-label branding, cPanel accounts, and email hosting. www.inmotionhosting.com

2. Dedicated white-label email: Qboxmail
Qboxmail

This is the piece I'd add if email is an important standalone service. Its WHMCS module lets you provision, suspend and manage mailboxes from WHMCS, create email packages, and use a private-label webmail/control-panel domain. It also supports automated provisioning when web hosting is ordered. marketplace.whmcs.com

Why I prefer this setup

The important distinction is that cPanel email is fine for basic hosting clients, but I'd avoid making it your primary email platform if you're selling email as a serious managed service. A dedicated email platform gives you better separation, security, migration capabilities, mailbox management and the ability to sell email independently of web hosting.

A potentially simpler alternative

If you want maximum simplicity and one vendor, InMotion's reseller package already includes branded email alongside the web-hosting stack. www.inmotionhosting.com

If you want a more sophisticated agency offering, I'd use:

InMotion Reseller → WHMCS → Qboxmail

That gives you a single customer-facing billing/portal layer while keeping the web and email infrastructure appropriately separated.

Another interesting newer option is Atriomail, which is explicitly designed for agencies/resellers, supports white-label webmail, automatic SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and WHMCS/Blesta integrations. atriomail.com Atriomail

If you tell me roughly how many clients/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 50, 500, or 5,000), I can compare the best 3–5 combined stacks on pricing, margins, deliverability, white-label depth, and ease of provisioning.

For an agency that wants to resell both white-label web hosting and professional email under one brand, my strongest recommendation is ResellerClub.

Best combined solution: ResellerClub

It is unusually well suited to an agency because the platform is designed around selling the whole client stack rather than just web hosting:

• White-label web hosting — your clients see your brand, not ResellerClub.
• Business email — you can resell Titan email or Google Workspace alongside hosting. www.resellerclub.com
• Domains + SSL + hosting + email from one reseller account.
• Wholesale pricing, so you establish your own retail pricing and margin.
• WHMCS, Blesta and other billing integrations, useful if the agency wants automated provisioning and recurring billing. www.resellerclub.com
• A branded storefront/control panel is available, so it can function more like your agency's hosting platform than simply an account with a third-party host. www.resellerclub.com

ResellerClub reseller platform

How I'd rank the alternatives

Verpex is particularly attractive if your definition of email hosting is simply mailboxes attached to the domains you're hosting. Its reseller plans include unlimited email accounts, webmail, IMAP/POP3, spam filtering and mail-reputation protection, while also providing white-label branding and custom nameservers. verpex.com

Verpex reseller hosting

The distinction is important, though: ResellerClub is the better choice if you want to sell email as a standalone professional product—e.g. Agency Hosting $X/mo + Business Email $Y/user/mo—rather than merely giving every hosting account an email mailbox. ResellerClub explicitly supports reselling Titan and Google Workspace as separate products. www.resellerclub.com

My pick for an agency: ResellerClub + Titan Email, with Google Workspace as the premium option for clients who need Gmail/Docs/Drive. That gives you one reseller relationship and a much cleaner upsell path.

If you tell me roughly how many client websites/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 25, 100, or 500), I can compare the actual 2026 pricing and margins of ResellerClub vs. Verpex vs. Namecheap and recommend the most profitable setup.

For an agency, I’d recommend a two-part stack: InMotion Hosting Reseller + Qboxmail, tied together through WHMCS.

Recommended setup

1. Web hosting: InMotion Hosting Reseller Hosting

• Fully white-label reseller hosting
• cPanel/WHM for client sites
• WHMCS included for billing, provisioning, and support
• Custom branding and nameservers
• NVMe plans and multiple cPanel-account tiers
• Built-in email is available, but I wouldn't make it your premium business-email product. www.inmotionhosting.comwww.inmotionhosting.com

2. Business email: Qboxmail Reseller

• Specifically designed for hosting providers/MSPs/resellers
• True white-label webmail and email control panel
• Your logo, company name, and branded email URLs
• POP/IMAP/SMTP support
• Multi-level customer management
• Backup/archive and email-security features
• Pay-per-active-mailbox billing rather than having to provision a large fixed capacity
• Official WHMCS module for selling and automatically provisioning mailboxes. www.qboxmail.com

Why I'd choose this over putting everything on cPanel

The important distinction is "email included with reseller hosting" vs. "professional white-label email service."

InMotion's reseller plans already give you unlimited email accounts and branded hosting, so they're perfectly adequate for basic hosting email. www.inmotionhosting.comwww.inmotionhosting.com But Qboxmail gives you a dedicated professional-email platform that you can sell as a separate recurring service.

The resulting client experience can be:

Your agency → WHMCS →

• Website hosting → InMotion/cPanel
• Business email → Qboxmail
• Domains → registrar integration
• Billing/support → your WHMCS portal

Qboxmail's WHMCS module even supports automatic provisioning of email when a web-hosting service is ordered, which is particularly useful for an agency wanting a single checkout experience. www.qboxmail.comdocs.qboxmail.comwww.inmotionhosting.com

My ranking

Verpex is also worth considering: its reseller platform supports white-label branding, WHMCS integrations, and email accounts, while its outbound mail is routed through MailChannels or SpamExperts. verpex.com

Bottom line: if the agency wants to sell "website + professional email" under its own brand, I'd use InMotion for the web-hosting infrastructure and Qboxmail for email, with WHMCS as the unified billing/provisioning layer. That's a much cleaner agency/reseller architecture than relying on the mail server bundled with shared/cPanel hosting. www.qboxmail.comdocs.qboxmail.comwww.inmotionhosting.com

For an agency that wants white-label web hosting + white-label business email under one brand, I’d recommend ResellerClub as the strongest combined solution.

Best overall: ResellerClub

ResellerClub reseller hosting

Why it fits an agency particularly well:

• White-label web hosting — resell shared, WordPress, VPS, dedicated and cloud hosting under your own brand.
• White-label email — you can bundle Titan Email or Google Workspace alongside hosting. www.resellerclub.com
• One reseller platform for domains, hosting, email, SSL and related services, rather than stitching together two separate vendors. www.resellerclub.com
• WHMCS, Blesta and other integrations are supported, which is useful if you're automating provisioning and recurring billing. www.resellerclub.com
• Your agency controls retail pricing and the customer relationship, while ResellerClub operates the underlying infrastructure. www.resellerclub.com
• There's also an API, so a larger agency can eventually integrate provisioning into its own client portal. www.resellerclub.com

One caveat

If email is the most important part of the offering and you want extremely granular control over mailbox storage, packages, and white-label email administration, I'd look at MXroute + a separate web-hosting reseller instead. MXroute specifically offers a reseller service with custom branding, customer logins, per-customer storage limits and the ability to hide MXroute branding. mxroute.com

So I'd rank the approaches:

HostGator does provide white-label reseller hosting with WHM/cPanel and billing tools, but I'd favor ResellerClub when the goal is specifically to sell domains + websites + email as one branded service. www.hostgator.com

My pick for an agency starting today: ResellerClub, particularly if you want to sell a package like Website Hosting + 5–10 Business Mailboxes + SSL + Domain and have everything provisioned/billed under your agency brand.

For an agency that wants to sell both white-label web hosting and professional email under one brand, I’d recommend a WHM/WHMCS-based reseller hosting platform paired with a dedicated white-label email provider rather than relying entirely on the email accounts bundled with cPanel.

My recommended setup

1. Web hosting: a white-label cPanel/WHM reseller platform with WHMCS
2. Email: a dedicated white-label business-email platform integrated into WHMCS
3. Billing: WHMCS as the single customer/billing portal
4. Branding: your domain, logo, colors, nameservers, and branded webmail

A particularly interesting combination is Atriomail + a WHMCS-ready cPanel reseller host. Atriomail is specifically designed for agencies/resellers, offers white-label branding, automatic SPF/DKIM/DMARC and DNS configuration, and has WHMCS/Blesta/API integrations. Its advertised starting price is $1.39/mailbox/month. atriomail.com

For the web-hosting side, InMotion Hosting is one example of a reseller platform that bundles WHMCS, WHM/cPanel, white-label branding and email hosting. www.inmotionhosting.com

Why I'd separate email from web hosting

The bundled cPanel email is perfectly adequate for basic clients, but for an agency selling email as a premium managed service, a dedicated email platform gives you better control over:

• Mailbox provisioning and migrations
• Deliverability and authentication
• Spam/abuse handling
• White-label webmail
• Mailbox storage and pricing
• Automated provisioning through WHMCS
• Scaling email independently of your web servers

Atriomail, for example, supports IMAP migrations and automatic DNS configuration in addition to its white-label and WHMCS functionality. atriomail.com

If your priority is simplicity and having everything from one vendor, there are also reseller hosts where email is included with the hosting package. MXroute is another option worth considering if email is the main product; its reseller offering is explicitly white-label and designed for agencies and hosting companies. mxroute.com

Bottom line: for a serious agency, I'd choose white-label cPanel reseller hosting + dedicated white-label email + WHMCS, rather than trying to make the web host's bundled email do everything.

If you tell me roughly how many websites and mailboxes you expect (e.g. 50 sites / 500 mailboxes), I can compare the best 3–5 combinations on monthly cost, margins, WHMCS integration, white-label depth, and support.

For an agency that wants both white-label email hosting and reseller web hosting, I’d recommend OpenSRS + its Cloud Hosting platform as the most strategically aligned combination.

Best fit: OpenSRS

OpenSRS offers white-label domains, professional email, SSL, and reseller hosting, so you can build a fairly cohesive agency-branded stack. Its email is explicitly designed for resellers, with customizable branding, webmail, logos/colors/fonts, and mailbox sizes from 5 GB upward. opensrs.comwww.namecheap.com

The particularly interesting part for an agency is OpenSRS Cloud Hosting: it's managed, AWS-native reseller hosting where the provider handles the underlying infrastructure and maintenance. It supports WordPress/PHP, automated TLS, backups, SFTP/database tools, and isolated sites. It's currently in an early-access program. opensrs.comopensrs.com

I'd structure it like:

Your agency brand → OpenSRS email + OpenSRS Cloud Hosting + domains/SSL

That gives clients one agency-branded provider relationship rather than making email look like an unrelated add-on.

Alternative: Namecheap

Namecheap Reseller Hosting is probably the better choice if low-cost traditional cPanel hosting is the priority. Its reseller plans currently start at $19.88/month and include WHM/cPanel, private nameservers, WHMCS, and cPanel email. Namecheap also supports white-label branding for its reseller hosting. www.namecheap.com

The downside is that its email is essentially cPanel-hosted email bundled with the web hosting, whereas OpenSRS gives you a dedicated reseller-oriented professional email product with more explicit white-label controls.

My recommendation

One caveat: OpenSRS Cloud Hosting is still in early access, so if you need a mature, production-proven reseller web-hosting platform today, I'd use a conventional reseller host for the websites and OpenSRS for domains/email. OpenSRS itself supports integrations with billing platforms such as WHMCS, HostBill, and ClientExec. opensrs.comopensrs.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 50, 200, 1,000), I can compare the economics of OpenSRS vs Namecheap vs GoDaddy vs reseller-focused providers and recommend the best stack.

For an agency that wants to sell both white-label web hosting and professional email under its own brand, I’d recommend a two-platform stack rather than forcing email and web hosting onto the same server:

Recommended combination

Web hosting: Verpex reseller hosting
Email: Atriomail white-label email

Why this combination:

• Verpex gives you white-label cPanel/WHM reseller hosting, client-isolated cPanel accounts, automated backups, SSL, unlimited email accounts, and reseller infrastructure suitable for agencies. verpex.comatriomail.com
• Atriomail is specifically designed as a white-label email product for agencies/resellers. It provides branded webmail, custom login/branding, automatic SPF/DKIM/DMARC setup, IMAP migration, and integrations with cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, WHMCS and Blesta. atriomail.comwww.inmotionhosting.com
• Separating the two means email reputation isn't tied to your shared web-hosting server. That's particularly valuable if you're selling business-critical email.
• Atriomail currently advertises pricing from $1.39/mailbox/month with 15 GB included, while Verpex's reseller plans start around $22/month at the listed renewal pricing. verpex.comatriomail.com

If you want one provider instead

InMotion Hosting is worth considering. Its reseller plans combine WHM/cPanel, white-label branding, WHMCS billing automation, and email hosting in one package. www.inmotionhosting.com

That's simpler operationally, but I'd favor Verpex + a dedicated white-label email platform if email is an important part of the agency's offering.

My pick:
Verpex → websites/hosting
Atriomail → client email
WHMCS → billing/provisioning layer

That gives the agency a fairly clean, scalable white-label stack without making the email infrastructure dependent on the web-hosting environment.

For an agency that wants white-label web hosting + white-label business email under one customer-facing brand, my first recommendation is ResellerClub.

Best combined option: ResellerClub

ResellerClub is particularly well suited to agencies because it combines:

• White-label reseller web hosting
• Business email reselling through Titan and Google Workspace
• Domains, SSL, security and hosting from the same reseller account
• WHMCS, Blesta, AWBS and Plesk integrations
• A white-label storefront/control panel
• Wholesale pricing, so you set your own retail prices and margins
• Centralized customer management

ResellerClub explicitly positions its platform for developers and agencies and says its full suite—domains, hosting, email and SSL—can be sold under your brand. www.resellerclub.com

ResellerClub reseller platform

How I'd rank the options

HostGator is another solid option if you specifically want traditional cPanel/WHM reseller hosting. Its reseller plans are explicitly white-label, and you can create/manage individual cPanel accounts for clients. www.hostgator.com However, I prefer ResellerClub for an agency wanting one integrated reseller ecosystem rather than primarily web hosting.

One important distinction

If by "white-label email hosting" you mean your clients should see absolutely none of the underlying provider—custom webmail URL, your logo/colors, your domain, your own support identity, etc.—I'd consider separating the email infrastructure from the web-hosting infrastructure.

For example, Atriomail specifically targets agencies/resellers and offers custom webmail branding, automatic DNS management, API integrations and mailbox-based wholesale pricing. atriomail.com

So my recommendation would be:

Simplest all-in-one agency stack:
ResellerClub → hosting + domains + email + SSL

Best if premium/fully branded email is the priority:
Reseller hosting provider + Atriomail → web hosting + genuinely white-label email

If you tell me roughly how many client websites/mailboxes you expect (e.g. 50 sites / 300 mailboxes) and whether you need WHMCS, I can narrow this down to the most economical setup and compare estimated monthly costs.

For an agency that wants both white-label web hosting and white-label email under one reseller operation, I’d recommend ResellerClub as the best all-in-one starting point.

Best combined option: ResellerClub

ResellerClub offers:

• White-label reseller web hosting with cPanel/WHM.
• Email reselling through Titan and Google Workspace.
• Domains, SSL, hosting and email from a single reseller account.
• White-label storefront and customer-facing control panel.
• WHMCS, Blesta and other integrations for provisioning/billing.
• Wholesale pricing, so you can set your own retail pricing and margins. www.resellerclub.com

ResellerClub reseller hosting

If true white-label email is the priority

I'd consider a two-provider stack instead:

ResellerClub for web hosting + Atriomail for email.

Atriomail is specifically designed for agencies/resellers and provides your own branding, custom webmail/login, automated SPF/DKIM/DMARC, DNS automation, and WHMCS/Blesta integrations. atriomail.com

Atriomail

Another email-focused alternative is MXroute, which offers white-label reseller email with custom branding and per-customer storage limits. mxroute.com

MXroute reseller hosting

My recommendation:

HostGator is strong for traditional cPanel reseller hosting and explicitly targets agencies, but I wouldn't choose it if white-label email is a core product rather than simply email accounts bundled with hosting. www.hostgator.com

If you tell me roughly how many client websites and mailboxes you need (e.g. 50 sites / 500 mailboxes), I can compare the likely costs and margins of these combinations.