You can define the Pricing Slabs depending upon the Total Receipts of your Customers/Sub-Resellers or the number of Hosting (Web Hosting [Linux and Windows] Orders + Email Hosting Orders) Orders purchased by your Customers/Sub-Resellers. The Selling Price to each Customer/Sub-Reseller is determined at the time of purchase depending upon the Total Receipts, the number of Hosting (Web Hosting [Linux and Windows] Orders + Email Hosting Orders) Orders, your Slab Pricing and the Customers'/Sub-Resellers' Specific Pricing.

Reference:

Concept of Total Receipts explained in detail >>
Understanding Pricing Slabs >>

How to set Pricing Slabs?

1. Login to your Reseller Control Panel from .
    
2. Go to Settings -> Set Pricing, Plans and Promos.
    
3. Click the Web & Email Hosting link/button to set its Discount Slabs for your Sub-Resellers and/or Customers.
    
4. Add Slabs based on Hosting Orders or Total Receipts and click the Update button.
    
5. Add as many Slabs as required, in this manner.

Step 2: Setting-up your Selling Price

You can set the Selling Price as explained below:

1. Login to your Reseller Control Panel from .
    
2. Go to Settings -> Set Pricing, Plans and Promos and click the Web & Email Hosting link/button.
    
3. Here, click the Set Pricing and Plans button.
    
4. On the succeeding page, you will find different Hosting Services -  Linux (India and US) Hosting and Windows & .NET (India and US) Hosting, for your Customers/Sub-Resellers to purchase.
    
5. Click the link for each Service.
    
6. Here, set your Base Selling Price as well as Pricing for any Slabs (for Order Addition (only in case of US Hosting^* Services) as well as Order Renewal) that you may have configured for both your Customers as well as your Sub-Resellers. You can also set your Customer/Sub-Reseller Pricing for Dedicated IP/SSL which can be purchased separately.
    
   IMPORTANT
    

   • The Base Selling Price cannot be empty.
      
   • Each Slab must have a Pricing lower than the previous Slab.
      
   • You can even set the Price to zero (0). For example, if you set the Renewal price for the Linux Hosting Plan under any Slab as 0 for your Customers, then a Customer falling under that Slab would be able to Renew this service for free.
      
   • When you set the Price to zero (0), an Invoice is still raised for that Product/Service but its value is zero (0). This is done only from the perspective of recording the transaction. Your Customer/Sub-Reseller is never asked to pay for this Invoice.
      
   • A Slab can have its Price field empty, in which case it will be ignored.
      
   • ^* Selling Price for Order Addition needs to be set only for US Hosting Services since has discontinued sale of fresh India Hosting Orders and allows only Management/Renewal of existing India Hosting Orders.
      
    
7. Confirm the modifications you have mentioned by clicking the Update Pricing button.