i would recommend starting out with a vps/reseller becuase this way you dont spend so much on your hosting bills, this way the money you dont spend on server costs, you can spend trying to get new clients,

this is just me and other people might think diffrently about it...

its something you should think hard about before starting up.

Starting out a reseller hosting plan would be a wise decision if you are unsure about the client base you can build initially. Start small, build your client base gradually and then upgrade as you grow.

When I started with a reseller I learned so much from others and from my mistakes I couldn't even imagine how difficult it would have been if I had a dedicated.

No, i do not use VPS for hosting services, becuase my vps server was corrupted 3 times from deferent provider, some say vps are for experimental purposes only.

It seems that you will manage the technical issues as you are already considering to go for VPS or dedicated server. I think it is better to start with VPS and then you can upgrade to dedicated server.

I would start on a VPS, and then when your business grows you can first grow your VPS and then move from there to a dedicated server. But if your budget allows, by all means go for a dedicated server.

Hello,

You might resell from VPS or dedicated account, but this method means creating Fantastico to join the space into single accounts and giving support to your clients, as generally VPS plans even if they are managed support only you and not your clients.
Dedicated reselling is also high-quality, it gives you a feel of operating a web hosting company without spending money on servers.

When I first started with my vps , it was not so great experience because loads were higher than usual at few occasions. My personal opinion and suggestion is to start with a midsize server where you will have more of estability in the performance of the server. I've noticed my vps began having severe problems with apache, and so forth. Other reason to choose a server than a vps is that when you purchase a server, generally the data centers offer you a source of support and protection as part the service, example cisco guard.