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Looking for a Google Workspace/Microsoft 365 reseller

Hello, I want to resell Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 just like other providers do. What's the easiest way to get started? Is there any reliable reseller out there? I am aware of ResellerClub, but they seem expensive. Are there any alternatives? Or what are you guys using? Thanks.

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  • ExpertVMExpertVM Member, Host Rep

    You need to look for your local provider.

  • UchihaUchiha Member
    edited June 2024

    @ExpertVM said: You need to look for your local provider.

    Do you mean the provider located near me? If yes, then unfortunately, there isn't anyone as far as I know

  • JamesFJamesF Member, Host Rep
    edited June 2024

    I sell MS365 what are you looking for?

    Sorry. You need to look at Giacom / inty / appriver / pax8

  • ExpertVMExpertVM Member, Host Rep

    Which country you located at? Reason will be you might be able to settle in local currency and you have CSP supporting you instead

  • real4kreal4k Member

    For Google, it's pretty easy. You tie up directly with Google, they do a consolidated billing and you bill your clients separately however you want.

    For MSFT, you need to go via a distributor (tons of headache) - MSFT did not seem worth it to me with all the redtape.

  • FatGrizzlyFatGrizzly Member, Host Rep

    @Uchiha said:
    Hello, I want to resell Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 just like other providers do. What's the easiest way to get started? Is there any reliable reseller out there? I am aware of ResellerClub, but they seem expensive. Are there any alternatives? Or what are you guys using? Thanks.

    I assume you're from an Indian background, if yes, RC is the cheapest

  • UchihaUchiha Member

    @real4k said: For Google, it's pretty easy. You tie up directly with Google, they do a consolidated billing and you bill your clients separately however you want.

    Actually, I tried this approach, but Google has some requirements in order to become a partner. For instance, you will need two people with their certification, which costs $200 each, along with some other requirements, if I remember correctly. That's why I am looking for an alternative way.

  • UchihaUchiha Member

    @FatGrizzly said: I assume you're from an Indian background, if yes, RC is the cheapest

    I am not particularly from there, but I do operations there. What does RC stand for?

  • FatGrizzlyFatGrizzly Member, Host Rep

    @Uchiha said:

    @FatGrizzly said: I assume you're from an Indian background, if yes, RC is the cheapest

    I am not particularly from there, but I do operations there. What does RC stand for?

    ResellerClub yeah.

  • real4kreal4k Member

    @Uchiha said:

    @real4k said: For Google, it's pretty easy. You tie up directly with Google, they do a consolidated billing and you bill your clients separately however you want.

    Actually, I tried this approach, but Google has some requirements in order to become a partner. For instance, you will need two people with their certification, which costs $200 each, along with some other requirements, if I remember correctly. That's why I am looking for an alternative way.

    Can you share a link? The certs should be free if any. I don't recall going through any paid certs unless something changed recently.

  • Hello, please do you have any experience with ResellerClub Google Workspace? Is their Google Disc really unlimited? Thank you.

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