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Cheap Shared SitePad License for Linux VPS and Dedicated servers — drag-and-drop website builder with 600+ responsive themes and a built-in editor that drops straight into cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, CentOS Web Panel, InterWorx, and Webuzo. Your customers get a full WYSIWYG editor inside the panel UI they already log into — no separate tool to license, no separate URL to visit. White-label branding included so the editor appears under your hosting brand. Direct updates from SitePad, runs on top of any panel that has a SitePad plugin. Backed by a 48-hour money-back guarantee and 1 free IP re-bind through the client area without opening a ticket.

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Drag-and-drop website builder with 600+ themes
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  • 600+ responsive themes
  • 40+ widgets (image/video slider, galleries, contact form)
  • Drag-and-drop site builder (no code)
  • 40+ languages for the editor UI
  • Full rebranding (your logo, your URL)
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Supported operating systems

Officially supported on these Linux distributions and Windows Server releases.

Linux only — works with cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, InterWorx, CWP, and Webuzo.
A AlmaLinux
R Rocky Linux
C CloudLinux
U Ubuntu 20.04+
D Debian 11+
About SitePad

About SitePad License

Why SitePad is the no-code site builder for hosting providers

SitePad is a drag-and-drop website builder that drops straight into cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, CentOS Web Panel, InterWorx, and Webuzo. Your customers see a SitePad icon inside their control panel, pick from 600 plus responsive themes, drag widgets into place, and publish a real website — no HTML, no CSS, no FTP, no PHP knowledge required. For hosting providers whose customers are small businesses, photographers, restaurants, clubs, and personal users who just want a presence on the web, SitePad is the standard no-code tool.

What you actually get in the Cheap Shared SitePad License

A single license activates SitePad on a server with the full feature set: 600 plus responsive themes across every common customer type (business, restaurant, portfolio, photography, blog, education, real estate, medical, e-commerce, tech startup, personal), 40 plus drag-and-drop widgets, 50 plus widget categories (image sliders, video embeds, grid galleries, contact forms, social follow, CTA buttons, pricing tables, testimonials, accordions, tabs, modals, countdowns, cookie-consent banners), mobile-first responsive output, and unlimited customer sites on the server. Softaculous maintains the software, ships updates through their standard channel, and your install pulls those updates directly from the vendor repo the moment they release.

Why the Cheap Shared SitePad License costs less than going direct

SitePad's direct pricing is per-server with tier breakdowns by feature depth. We resell those exact same keys through the same wholesale channel and pass the savings through. There is no feature difference between what you buy from us and what you buy from Softaculous directly. Same key, same updates, same vendor-direct support contract.

Theme coverage across every customer type

Theme coverage is wide. Business, restaurant, portfolio, photography, blog, education, real estate, medical, e-commerce-ready, tech startup, and personal — every common customer type has at least 30 themes to start from, and most categories have 50 to 150. Each theme is mobile-first and responsive out of the box, so the same site looks correct on a phone, a tablet, and a desktop without extra configuration or breakpoint tweaking. Customers can switch themes after publishing without losing the page content, which makes A/B testing different looks much faster than rebuilding.

Drag-and-drop widget library

The drag-and-drop editor pairs every theme with 40 plus widgets. Image sliders, video embeds, grid galleries, rich text, Google Maps, contact forms with custom fields, social follow buttons, call-to-action buttons, pricing tables, testimonials, animated counters, progress bars, audio players, accordions, tabs, modals, countdowns, cookie-consent banners, and share buttons — drop any of them onto any page and configure in place. The widget library is large enough that a customer can build a complete brochure site without ever leaving SitePad or opening a third-party tool.

Static HTML output — fast, simple SEO, zero maintenance

The output is static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no database required for the site itself. That means fast loading, simple SEO, and zero ongoing maintenance beyond the hosting account. A photographer can publish a portfolio in two hours, a restaurant owner can publish a menu site before lunch service starts, and a club can publish an events calendar the same day they sign up. Because there's no database and no PHP to execute, the published site loads quickly even on cheap shared hosting, and it ranks well on search engines out of the box.

What ships with the Cheap Shared SitePad License

  • The license key itself, delivered to your inbox the moment your payment confirms
  • 600 plus responsive themes across every common customer type
  • 40 plus drag-and-drop widgets with full on-page configuration
  • Mobile-first responsive output out of the box
  • Unlimited customer sites on the server (per-site limits only apply to end-user plans sold through Softaculous or WHMCS upsell)
  • Theme-switch without losing page content
  • Direct updates from Softaculous the moment new releases ship
  • Access to the client area where you change the IP bound to your license and manage renewals
  • 24-hour online support staffed by real humans familiar with SitePad deployments at scale
  • One free server IP re-bind per license per billing period, no support ticket needed

48-hour money-back guarantee

Every Cheap Shared SitePad License sold on sellerslicense.com comes with a 48-hour money-back window. If SitePad turns out not to be the right fit for your customer base, or you find out you needed a different tier, request a refund inside that window and we process it the same business day.

Who this license is a fit for

The Cheap Shared SitePad License is the right pick for any hosting provider, reseller, or agency whose customers are small businesses, photographers, restaurants, clubs, or personal users who need a real website without writing HTML, CSS, or FTP. If you've ever received a "can you build me a site" ticket from a non-technical customer, SitePad is the tool that lets them build it themselves.

Frequently asked questions

Which panels does SitePad integrate with? +
SitePad ships official integrations for cPanel, Plesk, DirectAdmin, CentOS Web Panel, InterWorx, and Webuzo. The integration is direct — SitePad appears as an icon in the customer's panel UI, no separate URL or login. For hosting providers running on any of these panels, the SitePad site builder just works without panel-specific custom development. Source: sitepad.com/
How many themes ship with SitePad? +
Over 600 responsive themes covering most industries — restaurants, portfolios, small business, e-commerce, education, non-profits, and many more. New themes are added regularly, and your install pulls the updated library directly from SitePad. The themes are fully customizable through the drag-and-drop editor — colors, fonts, layouts, images, and content can all be edited without touching code.
Does SitePad support white-label branding? +
Yes — white-label branding is included with the Cheap Shared SitePad License by default. The editor appears under your hosting brand: your logo, your colors, your domain in the editor URL. Customers don't see the SitePad brand anywhere in the workflow. This is the standard expectation for hosting providers who want a consistent brand experience.
Can SitePad publish directly to the customer's hosting account? +
Yes — SitePad's built-in publishing workflow pushes the customer's edited site directly to their hosting account (the same account they manage through cPanel or Plesk). No FTP, no separate upload step, no manual file transfer. The customer designs in the editor, hits publish, and the site goes live under their domain.
Can the Cheap Shared SitePad License move to a new server IP? +
Yes. One free IP re-bind per license per billing period is included, handled through the client area without a support ticket. A re-bind is needed when you migrate to a new server, change your server's primary IP, or restore after a disaster. Most customers moving once or twice a year never need to pay for a re-bind.
Does SitePad include a contact form builder? +
Yes — SitePad ships a built-in contact form builder that creates form-handling pages without external services. Forms submit to the customer's email address or to a configurable destination. There's no per-form fee and no separate product to license. For hosting providers whose customers want simple lead-capture forms without integrating a third-party form service, the built-in form builder is the right default.
Does SitePad work with WooCommerce or other e-commerce plugins? +
SitePad focuses on static marketing sites and content sites — not e-commerce. For e-commerce, your customers should use Softaculous to install WooCommerce, PrestaShop, or OpenCart on their hosting account. SitePad is the builder for landing pages, portfolios, and small business sites; Softaculous is the installer for full e-commerce platforms. Source: softaculous.com/
Do you offer bulk pricing on SitePad licenses? +
Yes. For multi-server and reseller operations, our wholesale tiers drop the per-license cost further. Open a chat with our sales team once logged in and we tailor the per-server rate to your fleet size. Bulk purchases also unlock priority onboarding and a single point of contact for your entire SitePad estate.
How does the 48-hour money-back guarantee work? +
When you buy a Cheap Shared SitePad License from sellerslicense.com, you have 48 hours from payment confirmation to cancel for a full refund — provided you haven't activated the license for production hosting. After the 48-hour window, refunds aren't available, but you can transfer the license to a different IP through the client area.
Does SitePad run on Windows? +
SitePad is Linux-only and runs inside a Linux panel. There's no native Windows panel integration. For hosting providers who need a Windows site builder, Plesk's built-in Sitejet Builder (bundled with Plesk itself) is the alternative.
SitePad vs WordPress — which should I recommend to non-technical customers? +
WordPress is a content management system that requires understanding themes, plugins, and the WordPress admin. SitePad is a true drag-and-drop site builder that doesn't require any of that — customers drop widgets onto pages and publish. For non-technical customers (small businesses, photographers, restaurants, clubs), SitePad is dramatically easier to learn. For content-heavy sites with regular blog publishing or custom functionality, WordPress wins. For brochure sites with infrequent updates, SitePad wins.
How many themes does SitePad ship with? +
600+ responsive themes across every common customer type — business, restaurant, portfolio, photography, blog, education, real estate, medical, e-commerce-ready, tech startup, personal. Most categories have 50-150 themes to choose from. Each theme is mobile-first and responsive out of the box. Customers can switch themes after publishing without losing the page content, which makes A/B testing different looks much faster than rebuilding.
What happens if a customer wants to switch from SitePad to WordPress later? +
SitePad's output is static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — there's no SitePad-specific data structure to migrate. A customer can rebuild their site in WordPress by importing the static HTML content and recreating pages with the WordPress editor. The site content (text, images, contact info) is portable; the SitePad-specific layouts aren't directly importable. Most customers who switch from SitePad to WordPress do so because their needs outgrew the static builder model.
Can SitePad handle multilingual sites? +
Partially. SitePad supports per-page translations through its widget configuration — customers can add multiple language versions of the same page. For fully multilingual sites with language switchers, RTL support, and translated URLs, dedicated multilingual builders or WordPress with WPML/Polylang are better fits. For small businesses that need bilingual content (English + Spanish, English + Arabic), SitePad's per-page translations handle the common case.
Does SitePad generate SEO-friendly HTML? +
Yes. SitePad's output is semantic HTML5 with proper heading hierarchy, meta description fields, image alt attributes, and OpenGraph tags. The static HTML output loads quickly (no PHP, no database), which is a positive ranking factor on its own. For hosting providers whose customers want good search rankings without technical SEO work, SitePad's defaults cover the 80% case. For advanced SEO (structured data, advanced schema), manual HTML editing may be required.
Does SitePad integrate with WHMCS for upsell? +
Yes. Hosting providers can configure SitePad's per-site plan limits and tie the upgrade flow to WHMCS through the Softaculous API (SitePad ships from Softaculous). The end-user plan upsell (SitePad Personal, Business, Professional) is a recurring revenue opportunity for hosting providers, and WHMCS handles the billing and provisioning. SitePad per-site plans are a common add-on revenue stream for hosting providers.
Does SitePad include image optimization for mobile? +
SitePad automatically compresses images uploaded through the builder UI and serves them in modern formats when the browser supports it. The output HTML includes responsive image markup with srcset and sizes attributes so the right image variant is delivered to each device. For hosting providers whose customers care about page speed, SitePad's image handling is one of the strongest reasons to use it over a basic file-upload builder.
Can SitePad customers add their own custom domain? +
Yes. SitePad customers can publish to any custom domain that points to their hosting account. The customer adds the domain through their panel, then SitePad's publish flow targets that domain automatically. Custom domain DNS is managed through the regular panel — SitePad just handles the publishing. The per-domain publishing works without DNS-level special configuration.
Is there a free trial of SitePad? +
Most hosting providers offer SitePad as part of their hosting panel — the customer gets SitePad access by signing up for a hosting account, no separate SitePad license needed. For end users who want SitePad directly without a hosting account, Softaculous offers direct SitePad subscription plans (Personal, Business, Professional) at increasing feature tiers.
Can SitePad customers use their own fonts and brand colors? +
Yes. SitePad's theme configuration exposes typography and color tokens — customers can pick from the theme's preset fonts and colors, or override with custom fonts and brand colors per site. Custom fonts can be uploaded or referenced from Google Fonts. The overrides apply to every page on the site, keeping brand consistency across the customer journey.
Does SitePad support password-protected pages? +
Yes. SitePad supports per-page password protection through its 'visibility' settings. Customers can mark individual pages as password-protected, and SitePad gates the content with a server-side password check. Use cases include client-only preview links, member-only content, and embargoed pages before launch. The password check happens at the HTTP level, not client-side JavaScript.
How does SitePad compare to Wix for SMB customers? +
Wix is a fully-hosted SaaS builder — the site lives on Wix's servers, not yours. SitePad ships as part of the customer's hosting account — the site lives on the customer's existing infrastructure. For SMB customers who already have hosting, SitePad gives the same builder UX without the extra monthly Wix fee. For SMB customers without hosting, Wix's all-inclusive pricing can be simpler. The two are not interchangeable — they serve different hosting models.
Can SitePad customers create blog posts and publish news? +
Yes. SitePad includes a blog module — customers create posts through the same drag-and-drop UI as pages. Blog posts support categories, tags, RSS feed, and archive pages. For hosting providers whose customers want a simple blog without WordPress complexity, SitePad's blog module handles the typical SMB blog workflow. For content-heavy blogs with complex editorial needs, WordPress remains the better fit.
Does SitePad have a built-in form submission backend? +
SitePad's contact form widget sends submissions to any email address the customer configures. There is no built-in submission storage backend in SitePad — if the email isn't delivered, the submission is lost. For customers who need submission storage (compliance, lead tracking), third-party form services like Formspree, Netlify Forms, or JotForm can be embedded via HTML widget. SitePad's form widget handles the typical brochure-site use case well.
Can I use SitePad alongside WordPress on the same hosting account? +
Yes. SitePad and WordPress can coexist on the same cPanel/Plesk/DirectAdmin account — they don't conflict. The customer typically builds the brochure site with SitePad and uses WordPress for the blog or membership features. The two systems publish to different directories under the customer's document root and don't share state. For hosting providers, this combined SitePad + WordPress offering covers the full SMB website builder + content platform use case.
Does SitePad publish use FTP or push directly to the web server? +
SitePad publishes directly to the customer's hosting account through the panel integration API — no FTP client is involved. The published files land in the customer's document root and are served by the existing web server (Apache, Nginx, LiteSpeed, etc.). The publish operation is instant — typically under 2 seconds for a 10-page site. For hosting providers, this integration eliminates the FTP setup questions that basic file-upload builders create.