Quick answer: Custom pricing at Cloud2Y is volume- and commitment-based: describe your current and planned services (number of servers, configurations, billing cycles) in a pre-sales ticket, and the team quotes terms for your profile. It applies to agencies and resellers with multiple services, large single configurations, and long-term commitments.
Overview
Store prices are per-service list prices. When you bring a fleet of client servers, commit to longer cycles or need non-standard hardware, individual terms usually make more sense for both sides. Custom pricing is not a discount code — it is an agreed commercial arrangement attached to your account or partnership.
Before you start
- An inventory of what you run or plan to run: product types (SSD/NVMe/Power/Storage VPS, VDS, dedicated), counts and locations.
- Your preferred billing cycle — longer cycles already discount list prices and strengthen a custom quote.
- Growth expectations for the next 6–12 months.
Step-by-step guide
- Open a ticket with the sales department (or email [email protected]).
- List current services (if any), the target fleet and configurations, and locations.
- State the commercial shape you want: volume discount, fixed fleet price, or package quote.
- Review the offer, negotiate specifics and confirm — terms are then applied to your account.
Common issues
- Vague requests get vague answers: "do you give discounts?" quotes nothing — concrete fleets and numbers do.
- Comparing raw list prices only: factor migration help, custom configs and support arrangements into the comparison.
- Terms feel outdated later? Ask for a review as your volume grows — agreements are not frozen forever.
When to contact support
All custom pricing goes through pre-sales tickets. Also ask there about non-standard hardware — see custom dedicated configurations — or mixed packages with white-label terms.
Frequently asked questions
Who qualifies for custom pricing?
Agencies and resellers running several services, customers with large single configurations, and anyone committing to longer billing cycles — describe your fleet in a ticket to get a quote.
What should a custom pricing request include?
Concrete numbers: product types and counts, configurations, locations, billing cycle and growth plans for the next 6–12 months. Specific requests receive specific quotes; vague ones cannot.
Can agreed terms be renegotiated later?
Yes — custom terms are not frozen. When your volume grows or your architecture changes, ask in your partnership ticket for a review of the arrangement.
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- Cloud2Y Partner Program overview
- White-label infrastructure options
- WordPress agency hosting packages
- How to request a custom dedicated server configuration
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