Reselling Templ

When you resell Templ as part of your service, you're offering your clients managed hosting without having to run servers yourself. This page collects the arguments that tend to resonate with clients, so you can reuse them in your own pitches and proposals. With the co-branded panel, you can present all of this as part of your own offering - see the partner program.

Every point below maps to a real platform feature, linked so you can verify the claim.

Speed

Sites run on an optimized WordPress environment, with a Cloudflare CDN available when it helps. Faster pages mean better search rankings and higher conversion - a concrete result the client can measure, not just a technical detail.

Stability

Operations and monitoring are managed around the clock, so problems are caught and handled before they turn into downtime the client notices. For a client, that's the difference between hosting they have to think about and hosting they never do.

Security

Security is managed for every site, backups run automatically every day, and sites are covered by the hacked-site guarantee: if a site is hacked, it gets cleaned. Security is the risk clients worry about most, and this is a clear, concrete answer to it.

One point of contact

The client deals only with you. Behind you, Templ's technicians are reachable by chat - and by a shared Slack channel for partners - so anything server-side is handled without becoming the client's problem. The client gets one relationship to manage instead of a hosting company to chase.

Everything included

SSL certificates, staging, daily backups, and platform updates are all part of the plan. There are no surprise add-ons, so the client knows exactly what they're getting and what it costs.

Turning this into your pitch

Pick the two or three points that matter most to the specific client - an e-commerce client will care most about speed and stability, a client who was hacked before will care about security. Because each point is backed by a feature you can point to, you can make the argument with confidence and let the client verify it.