Sell Lagos hosting under your own name

Yes. Reseller partners get white-label hosting and cloud, so your clients see your brand, not ours.

However you like. You pay Lineserve at wholesale in local currency and invoice your clients in the currency and on the terms you choose.

You own the client relationship; we back you with infrastructure support in your timezone. Managed options are available if you want us closer to the front line.

We aim to review applications and respond within two business days.

Yes. Many partners resell some services and refer others. Tell us your model and we'll set it up.

Nothing to apply and nothing to hold the status. Reseller partners buy at wholesale rates in Naira and set their own retail; referral partners earn on what they refer. Ask [email protected] for the current wholesale terms.

Yes. The reseller programme is white-label, so your clients see your brand rather than ours. You own the client relationship, the pricing and the invoice.

Because your retail price is a promise and your wholesale cost is a variable. Your Nigerian client expects a Naira quote that holds; if your cost is denominated in a foreign currency, every exchange-rate move is a margin change on business you have already closed. You buy at wholesale in NGN and pay by card or bank transfer, so cost and revenue are denominated in the same thing.

However you like. You buy at wholesale, set retail, and invoice on your own terms. Most Nigerian partners bill in Naira and collect by bank transfer, because an account number and a reference is the country's default settlement pattern rather than a fallback.

Your TIN, your registered name exactly as it is held, and any purchase-order reference your system uses. Send them to [email protected] and they are on the invoice from the first billing run rather than reconstructed later.

In ng-1a, our Lagos region, unless you choose otherwise. Nairobi and Dar es Salaam are available on the same account, and the region is chosen per instance rather than per account — so one client can sit in Lagos while another runs a standby in Nairobi.

You own the client relationship and the front line; we back you with infrastructure support by ticket, and a signed-in ticket arrives with the account, region and instance attached. Managed options exist if you want us closer to your clients — raise it during onboarding.

Yes. Cloud servers, VPS on Linux or Windows, dedicated hardware and S3-compatible object storage all sit on one account, so a client can move up the range without leaving your book. Colocation in Lagos is quoted rather than listed.

That their data is held in Lagos, which gives them data residency for Nigeria's Data Protection Act and keeps the section 41 cross-border instruments out of their architecture. Their registration with the Commission and their duties as a controller remain theirs — telling them that plainly builds more trust than claiming otherwise.

That the Central Bank's circular of 15 June 2026 directs payment transaction data generated within Nigeria to be stored and managed in Nigeria from 1 January 2027, covering banks, mobile money operators, fintechs, switching companies, payment service providers and super agents. You supply the location; their compliance function maps their own systems and retention onto the circular.

No minimum and no sales target — start with one client and grow the book on the same terms, with annual billing at ten months for twelve if you would rather match a client's contract year. We aim to review applications within two business days, and onboarding covers wholesale pricing, white-label configuration, invoicing and API access. Many partners resell for some clients and refer others; describe your model on the application and it is set up that way.