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People interested in a reseller relationship with Reseller Zoom have six general categories of web hosting plans to choose from: failover plans, budget plans, advanced plans, UK/Euro plans, Windows plans and dedicated plans. 

Failover plans are a lot like normal reseller plans, with a few extra things thrown in. The most significant aspect of failover plans from the point of view of the reseller is that they use backups in case of massive system shutdowns and therefore allows you to look better in the eyes of your customers because of non-prolonged downtimes. Of course, this extra functionality comes with a price and the cheapest failover plan is $24.95 per month. 

People that are not that interested in functionality simply because of the fact that they can’t really afford it will appreciate the budget reseller plans offered by Reseller Zoom. The cheapest one of them weighs in at only $6.95 per month and it comes with 4000 MB of disk space, 60 GB of bandwidth and 20 cPanel accounts. If you want to upgrade to the highest budget plan, then you can get 12,000 MB disk space, 180 GB bandwidth and 180 cPanel accounts for just $14.95 per month. 

The advanced plan is for users that are interested in a lot of quality beyond what the actual reselling portion of the web hosting is like. They do not come cheap however and the advanced plans can get up to $54.95 per month depending on what you specifically are interested in getting. 

The geographic locations of different servers do indeed make a difference in the way many people feel that they are being treated. Therefore, people that are looking for really fast response times in Europe should take a look at some of the UK/Euro plans, which start at $24.95 per month. 

If you are interested in using things like ASP and MSSQL for your programming, then you are definitely going to need Windows reseller plans. It is not a good idea to use those languages without them and Reseller Zoom offers Windows reseller plans from $22.95 per month. 

If you are interested in the cream of the crop and have the money to pay, then the sixth option of a dedicated server is something that you will want to take a look at. They are extremely expensive, the cheapest requiring a payment of almost $200 per month, but at the same time they also have the highest flexibility, best functionality and absolute best quality overall.