How to Host Multiple Websites

Four ways to host multiple websites

You host multiple websites in one of four ways: an addon domain on one cPanel, WordPress Multisite, a reseller account per site, or a server you configure yourself. On WebJi® cPanel hosting the usual path is the addon domain, because each site keeps its own folder while the account stays one bill.

An alias, also called a parked domain, is not a second website. It opens the primary site under another name. Use an addon domain when the folder and the content should differ.

How to add an addon domain in cPanel

In cPanel, open Domains and choose Create a New Domain. On that screen, leave Share document root unchecked so the new name does not show the primary site. You are done when the new domain shows its own folder and the primary domain is unchanged.

1. cPanel → Domains → Create a New Domain. The older Addon Domains screen does the same job.
2. Enter the domain without http:// and accept the suggested document root when it is a subfolder, not the primary site's own public_html.
3. Point DNS at your registrar. Set the domain's nameservers or its A record to this server.
4. Wait until the name resolves to its own folder. That can take minutes or a few hours.
5. Install the site in that folder. In Softaculous, select the addon domain so WordPress gets its own database. You are done when the addon domain shows that install and the primary domain still shows the original site.

cPanel creates the folder. It does not register the domain. At the registrar, point the nameservers to the pair in your welcome mail, or point the A record at this account's IP. Change one of those, not both.

WebJi® is not GoDaddy, and other panels name this screen differently. On cPanel the screen is Domains. If you cannot find it, use how to open cPanel, then come back to this list.

When addon domains are the wrong way to host multiple websites

Every addon domain shares that account's disk, CPU, memory, and inode pool. A sale, a backup, or a hacked script on one site can slow the others. Move a site out when it needs its own limit or its own login.

L-Unlimited is a plan name, not a count of websites, and the published prices do not list a maximum. Email support@webji.services with the number of sites and whether any are shops. Support replies in Hindi and English, and the average first reply is under 60 minutes. The office phone is not a support line.

What one year of multi-website hosting costs

The cheapest published way to host multiple websites here is one Linux shared account. Extra sites are addon domains on that account, not a second plan. These prices were read on 30 October 2026 and are before 18% GST.

L-Basic is ₹300 a month and ₹3,000 for one year. L-Unlimited is ₹400 a month and ₹4,000 for one year. L-Developer is ₹700 a month and ₹7,000 for one year. The yearly bill is lower than twelve times the monthly price.

Separate cPanel accounts are priced on reseller hosting below.

WordPress Multisite for several websites

WordPress Multisite runs several websites from one WordPress install, one user list, and one set of plugins. Use it for a network of similar sites you control. Skip it when the sites are unrelated or a client needs an isolated login.

• You can update plugins once for every site in the network.
• The sites can share a theme family.
• Nobody outside your team needs a separate hosting login.

If any of those lines is false, use addon domains. One compromised plugin on Multisite is a problem for every site in the network.

Reseller hosting when each website needs its own account

Reseller hosting gives each website its own cPanel login, files, and PHP limit, so one client's mistake does not take the other sites down.

LR-START is ₹4,000 a year, LR-Pro is ₹7,000 a year, and LR-Dev is ₹12,500 a year, all before 18% GST. Windows reseller plans start at ₹4,500 a year before 18% GST.

Moving an existing site onto the new account is free only after terms and approval. It is not instant, and it is not unconditional.

Host multiple websites on one server

One server can answer for many domain names. Shared cPanel already routes each addon domain to its folder, so you do not edit web-server files on that account.

A server you administer uses the web server's site list, often Apache or Nginx. That is a different job from an addon domain. If you need root, start at VPS hosting and get the quote by email before you pay.