Are you the founder of a web hosting company looking for an easy exit? Are you looking for how to sell your domain and hosting business, while ensuring that your customers are not abandoned or disappointed? We can help !!!'

If you operate a small to medium-sized hosting business, Whogohost can buy you out and offer you a smooth exit from the hosting industry. As the largest web hosting company in West Africa, we are always on the lookout to acquire web hosts and resellers who may be in distress or are looking for an easy exit from web hosting.

If you are interested in selling your web hosting business, complete this form and our acquisitions team will reach out to you.

Do note that not every acquisition is the not same. We will do our best to offer you a fair deal based on the business size and offerings.

Still wondering if Whogohost is the right choice to sell to?

• We have over 14 years of experience in the hosting business.
• We are the largest web hosting provider in Nigeria & West Africa
• We offer a diverse range of products and services, enabling our customers to improve their online presence.
• We offer 24/7/365 customer support.
• We have expertise in cloud solutions and also offer cloud migration solutions (i.e. website, server, emails, apps, backups, security etc)
• We can assure you of a smooth transition of your accounts with minimal disruption to your clients.
• We will work directly with you so you do not need to worry about any additional man-in-the-middle fees.

Our 6-step Hosting Business Acquisition Process

1. Initial Review: This is the initial review of your business by completing the interest questionnaire
2. NDA Signing: This is to protect both parties during the procedure, ensuring that none of your sensitive data is exposed without your authorisation.
3. Business Appraisal: This is based on different data points and a few more metrics. i.e. Financial, Technical, Commercial etc
4. Deal Offer & Acceptance
5. Business Handover: This will involve the customer migration and communication process
6. Deal Closure