The explanation is a bit long, so I wrote an article about it here:

https://wpthemeplugin.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/13180936528281

The explanation for WP site transfer is a bit long, so I wrote an article about it here:

https://wpthemeplugin.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/900006408843

Every domains and subdomains you create or add, will have SSL automatically within 5-10 minutes.

So if you before you create a new WordPress installation using Softaculous for example, it is better to wait for about 5 or 10 minutes to allow cPanel some time to initiate the automatic SSL.

After 5-10 minutes, go add a fresh WP installation with Softculous and select the SSL version for that WP installation.

After that login to your WP site and add the "Really Simple SSL" plugins from Plugins -> Add New.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/really-simple-ssl/

Activate the plugin and click Enable SSL button right away from the plugin setting/notice.

That plugin will force SSL on your WP site..

There two most common cases our users usually do.

1. If You're Building A Website For A Client

Once your client got a domain name for their website, then you will use that domain when claiming or creating your new cPanel.

After you receive the cPanel login information from your cPanel list (by clicking the "View All My cPanel" button), then you can start creating the website for your client in that cPanel.

When your website creation is done, then you simply pass/give the website login access as well as the cPanel login access to your client.

It is up to you if you want to bill or invoice your client a monthly or yearly charge for the cPanel hosting. But if you do charge an additional fees for hosting to your client, you will make more profit..

.. Because the cPanel only costed you a one-off payment if you chose Cloud4WP Lifetime package

Having said that, it means one cPanel will only be good for one client.

So if you deal with multiple clients, you should have multiple cPanel too.

And that is why some of our users, they buy Cloud4WP multiple times. When they buy 5 cPanel accounts, it means they will be able to deal and handle 5 clients where each of them has their own cPanel.

2. If You're Selling Your Website To Another Person (Site Flipping)

When you flip/sell your website, after your buyer finish the payment, you should send the website login details as well as the Cloud4WP cPanel login details to your buyer.

It is up to you if you want to charge additional "hosting" fee to your buyer.

The most important thing is, you've paid one-off payment for Cloud4WP Cpanel (if you chose the Lifetime plan).

So if you do charge "hosting" fee to your buyer, you will make more profit.

Yes, of course.

However do note that normally we suggest it "as a last resort" for solving cPanel problem.

Because changing the "cPanel Main Domain" can cause:

1.) Risk of changing Cpanel email path, database name and file path that may results to disruption in existing websites or email address in Cpanel

2.) WP-based website of new primary domain to displays the content of the previous primary domain.

If you would like to change your cPanel Main Domain (Primary Domain), do let us know.

Maybe your Main Domain has expired and you don't want to renew it?

Do let us know by contacting our support with your new domain, and we'll have it sorted out for you.

It should be the Payment email address (Paypal email) that you input upon checkout.

Then you would have multiple User Accounts in Cloud4WP.

You can login to each account using its own unique Purchase Email Address.

The explanation is a bit long, so I wrote an article about it here:

https://wpthemeplugin.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/13180936528281

The explanation for WP site transfer is a bit long, so I wrote an article about it here:

https://wpthemeplugin.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/900006408843

Every domains and subdomains you create or add, will have SSL automatically within 5-10 minutes.

So if you before you create a new WordPress installation using Softaculous for example, it is better to wait for about 5 or 10 minutes to allow cPanel some time to initiate the automatic SSL.

After 5-10 minutes, go add a fresh WP installation with Softculous and select the SSL version for that WP installation.

After that login to your WP site and add the "Really Simple SSL" plugins from Plugins -> Add New.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/really-simple-ssl/

Activate the plugin and click Enable SSL button right away from the plugin setting/notice.

That plugin will force SSL on your WP site..

There two most common cases our users usually do.

1. If You're Building A Website For A Client

Once your client got a domain name for their website, then you will use that domain when claiming or creating your new cPanel.

After you receive the cPanel login information from your cPanel list (by clicking the "View All My cPanel" button), then you can start creating the website for your client in that cPanel.

When your website creation is done, then you simply pass/give the website login access as well as the cPanel login access to your client.

It is up to you if you want to bill or invoice your client a monthly or yearly charge for the cPanel hosting. But if you do charge an additional fees for hosting to your client, you will make more profit..

.. Because the cPanel only costed you a one-off payment if you chose Cloud4WP Lifetime package

Having said that, it means one cPanel will only be good for one client.

So if you deal with multiple clients, you should have multiple cPanel too.

And that is why some of our users, they buy Cloud4WP multiple times. When they buy 5 cPanel accounts, it means they will be able to deal and handle 5 clients where each of them has their own cPanel.

2. If You're Selling Your Website To Another Person (Site Flipping)

When you flip/sell your website, after your buyer finish the payment, you should send the website login details as well as the Cloud4WP cPanel login details to your buyer.

It is up to you if you want to charge additional "hosting" fee to your buyer.

The most important thing is, you've paid one-off payment for Cloud4WP Cpanel (if you chose the Lifetime plan).

So if you do charge "hosting" fee to your buyer, you will make more profit.

Yes, of course.

However do note that normally we suggest it "as a last resort" for solving cPanel problem.

Because changing the "cPanel Main Domain" can cause:

1.) Risk of changing Cpanel email path, database name and file path that may results to disruption in existing websites or email address in Cpanel

2.) WP-based website of new primary domain to displays the content of the previous primary domain.

If you would like to change your cPanel Main Domain (Primary Domain), do let us know.

Maybe your Main Domain has expired and you don't want to renew it?

Do let us know by contacting our support with your new domain, and we'll have it sorted out for you.