What is Bulk Buy Hosting?
Bulk Buy Hosting is a managed PBN hosting service. We resell cPanel and DirectAdmin accounts from 15 popular shared hosting companies across 125+ servers. Each site you host with us gets a unique IP owned by the underlying provider (not us), on a different server, usually in a different data center, under that provider’s own name servers. You manage everything from one dashboard and pay one monthly bill. We’ve been operating since 2015.
Is Bulk Buy Hosting good for PBNs?
Yes, it was built for them. Your sites are spread across 15 popular providers, on IPs and name servers those providers own, so your network looks like a collection of unrelated customer websites. We limit how many accounts we place on each server, so your sites blend in among the 250–1,500+ genuine customer sites on each shared IP.
Is this SEO hosting?
Not in the traditional sense. Traditional SEO hosts run their own VPS fleet on IPs they own, which is a footprint Google can detect. We use reseller accounts from popular providers including HawkHost, ChemiCloud, InterServer, BigScoots, StableHost and more. We don’t own the servers or the IPs: they sit in data centers across the US, UK and Europe, on networks (AS numbers) owned by those providers.
How many IP addresses do I get?
One unique IP per site. A 25-site plan gets 25 unique IPs, a 50-site plan gets 50, and so on, up to 150 on our largest plan. Your IPs are spread across different providers and IP ranges, and no two of your sites ever share a server.
How is this different from Easy Blog Networks, HostNine, or a regular shared host?
Easy Blog Networks runs its own cloud VPS fleet with IPs dedicated to its customers, so every IP in your network belongs to EBN. HostNine was discontinued years ago. A single shared host, such as one HostGator reseller account, puts every site on IPs owned by that one provider. Bulk Buy Hosting spreads your sites across 15 providers, so no single company owns more than a fraction of your network.
Do you offer a trial?
Yes. Every new customer starts on our 30-day trial: 10 sites for $10 for the first 30 days, then $35/month unless you change plans. It’s backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee, so you can check IPs and name servers and migrate a few sites with nothing to lose.
Do you offer free site migrations?
Yes. We migrate your existing sites for free. See our free migrations page for what’s included.
Do you block backlink checking bots?
Not by default. We recommend our free Link Silencer plugin to block them.
Do you offer free SSL certificates?
Yes. Every provider we use offers free SSL from Let’s Encrypt, ZeroSSL or Comodo. On some servers you click a “Let’s Encrypt” button to activate it; others use AutoSSL, which installs a certificate within 24 hours of your name servers being set. If anything goes wrong, our 24×7 support team can help.
How do you keep my sites safe?
We limit how many accounts we place on each server, and we don’t allow addon domains. Your sites share IPs with 250–1,500+ genuine websites at large hosting brands, and use each provider’s standard name servers, which hundreds of other sites also use. Hosts that run their own VPS fleets on Amazon, DigitalOcean or Linode give every site an IP used only by their own customers, which is a bad neighborhood. You can read more about how we avoid footprints here.
How do I add a domain to my account?
Log in to your dashboard and click “Add Domain”. We set it up on one of our servers automatically, usually within 5 minutes. Its control panel login, name servers and IP then appear on the “My Hosting Accounts” page.
Do you have an API?
Yes, and it’s free on every plan. Log in and click once to get your credentials. The JSON API deploys domains, lists every domain in your account, and returns a site’s details: server hostname, IP, server type, control panel login and name servers. It’s documented with runnable Postman examples at api.bulkbuyhosting.com, with more on our API page.
Can an AI agent manage my network for me?
Yes. The API returns each site’s server type and control panel login, so an agent with your API credentials can deploy domains, read your network, and then use cPanel’s or DirectAdmin’s own API for most panel work: DNS records, email, cron jobs, databases, files, SSL, and WordPress or static sites. There’s no browser automation or master password involved. Your API credentials are scoped to your account, and you can regenerate them at any time.
Can I use a PBN for Generative Engine Optimization (GEO)?
Yes. AI assistants answer by retrieving pages and summarizing them, and they tend to lean on sources that independently agree with each other, which is what a diversified network of real, crawlable sites provides. The usual footprint rules matter even more, because a page AI crawlers can’t fetch can’t be cited. See our Generative Engine Optimization page for more.
Do you allow addon domains?
No. Each account holds one domain, which limits how many PBN sites sit on each server and helps yours blend in as an ordinary site.
How quickly does support reply?
Our 24×7 technical support team, all systems engineers, replies to tickets in under 15 minutes on average and aims to fix issues in the first reply. If a fix needs server access our suppliers don’t give us, we escalate to the provider that owns the server, and response times are then in their hands. Sales and billing support runs 7 days a week during Singapore business hours; allow up to 24 hours, though we usually reply within 8.
Can I host static HTML, WordPress or another CMS?
Yes. Every account is a standard cPanel or DirectAdmin account, so you can host static HTML, WordPress or any other CMS.
How do I upgrade my plan?
Log in to your dashboard and click “Change Plan”. Our billing system works out the unused value of your current plan and the cost of the new plan for the rest of your current billing period, and charges the difference by PayPal or card. If you move to a smaller plan, the difference is credited to your account balance instead. Your billing date stays the same.
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