Sell Kampala hosting under your own name

Yes. Reseller partners get white-label hosting and cloud, so your clients see your brand, not ours.

However you like. You pay Lineserve at wholesale in local currency and invoice your clients in the currency and on the terms you choose.

You own the client relationship; we back you with infrastructure support in your timezone. Managed options are available if you want us closer to the front line.

We aim to review applications and respond within two business days.

Yes. Many partners resell some services and refer others. Tell us your model and we'll set it up.

Nothing, either to apply or to keep. Resellers buy at wholesale in shillings and set whatever retail they like; referral partners earn on the business they introduce. Current wholesale terms come from [email protected].

Not unless you want them to. The reseller programme is white-label — your brand sits in front, and the relationship, the pricing and the invoice are yours.

Because your retail price is a promise and your wholesale cost is a variable. A Ugandan client expects a shilling quote that holds, and institutional buyers here contract for years rather than months. If your cost sits in a foreign currency, every exchange-rate move is a margin change on business you closed months ago. Buy at wholesale in UGX and both sides are denominated in the same thing.

However you like — you buy at wholesale, set retail and invoice on your own terms. One piece of Ugandan advice worth taking: accept both wallets. MTN Mobile Money and Airtel Money run on the two networks carrying more than 90% of subscriptions between them, and a checkout that takes one of them is a checkout half your prospects work around.

Three things to [email protected]: your TIN, your registered name as URA holds it, and any purchase-order reference your own system needs. They then appear from the first billing run instead of being reconstructed later.

In ug-1a, our Kampala region, unless you choose otherwise. Nairobi, Dar es Salaam and Lagos sit on the same account, and region is a per-instance choice — so one client can be in Kampala while another runs a standby in Nairobi.

The front line is yours, because the relationship is yours. Behind it, infrastructure support runs by ticket, and a signed-in ticket arrives with the account, region and instance already attached. If you would rather we sat closer to your clients, managed options exist — raise it during onboarding.

That the NGO Bureau has reminded the sector it must register under the Data Protection and Privacy Act, so your client is very likely a registered controller already. Beneficiary records are personal data, and holding them abroad puts a section 19 justification in a file somebody must produce during an audit or a donor review. Held in Kampala, that entry never has to exist. Their registration and notices remain their own work.

As a supplier, in the middle of it. Information technology and communications is one of the twelve sectors URA designated, so your own invoicing sits inside that regime, and a client's ability to claim input VAT on what you sell depends on the document you issue. Settle that with your tax adviser before you build the price list, then ask [email protected] for what you need on the wholesale side.

There is no minimum and no sales target: one client is a perfectly good place to begin, and the terms do not change as the book grows. Annual billing at ten months for twelve is there if you would rather match a client's contract year. Applications are reviewed within two business days. Plenty of partners resell for some clients and refer others — say so on the application and the account is configured for both.