ResellerClub, the reseller arm of The Directi Group, today announced that it has launched an exclusive invite-only Beta Program for web service providers.

This Beta program will invite randomly selected resellers of ResellerClub to participate and try out brand new products, including hosting, website builder and other services, along with a new private-labeled reseller website. The beta program allows resellers to create and sell over 18 hosting plans across 3 different platforms. Resellers can sell various e-commerce modules, website builder, email and live chat solutions. They also have the flexibility to price/discount these services and offer them in different ways.

"ResellerClub is one of the largest private-labeled end to end web solutions providers and we are excited to offer a wide range of web products at phenomenally low prices. At the same time, we will continue to launch newer products and services for our resellers every 2-3 months," said Bhavin Turakhia, CEO, ResellerClub. The beta program also offers SuperSite, a ready-made private-labeled website, that resellers can use out of the box, to begin their retail web services business. SuperSite is completely customizable and comes with over 50 pages of ready-made marketing content that resellers can use to kick start their retail business.

ResellerClub is also the first provider of white-labeled domain registrations for resellers. This means that domain registrations are processed through a separate white-labeled registrar that does not directly compete with the resellers. Additionally, resellers can customize the Whois output of their domain names, thus assuring that their sub-resellers and customers can neither discover nor purchase directly from the original service provider.

"ResellerClub has been offering pioneering reseller solutions for several years. We deal only with resellers and offer prices that allow them to make the bulk of the profits. All our solutions are private-labeled, with customizable interfaces and a full-control API preserving our anonymity," added Bhavin.