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Feature Lists – adminbolt Reseller Panel ​

The Feature Lists section lets resellers define and manage feature lists that can be attached to hosting plans. A feature list is a set of limits or options (e.g. disk space, domains, PHP version) that you can reuse across multiple plans.

URL: /reseller/hosting-plan-feature-lists

Overview ​

Feature lists allow you to:

  • Create named sets of hosting features and limits.
  • Assign a feature list to one or more hosting plans so you do not have to configure each plan from scratch.
  • Update a feature list in one place and have the change apply to all plans using that list (if the panel supports this behaviour).

Prerequisites ​

  • Access to the reseller panel in adminbolt.
  • Hosting Management in the sidebar (Hosting Management → Feature Lists).

Interface Description ​

  • Breadcrumb: Feature Lists → List.
  • Page heading: Feature Lists (h1).
  • New Feature List – Link (top right) to create a new feature list; opens the create page at .../hosting-plan-feature-lists/create.
  • Search – Search box to filter feature lists by name or other criteria.
  • Toggle columns – Button to show or hide table columns.
  • Empty state: When you have no feature lists, the page shows the heading No Feature Lists with an icon.

When feature lists exist, a table lists them; each row typically shows the list name and may offer actions (e.g. Edit, Delete). When creating or editing a feature list, you configure the same kinds of limits as in a plan (disk, bandwidth, domains, email, databases, FTP, SSL, backups, PHP version, etc.).

  • Plans – Hosting plans to which you attach feature lists.
  • Accounts – Hosting accounts created under your plans.

Hosting Management → Feature Lists

Notes ​

  • Use feature lists when you offer several plans that share the same limits but differ only by name or a few options. This keeps configuration consistent and easier to maintain.
  • After changing a feature list, check whether existing plans or accounts need to be updated or resynced.