StackCP is available in a growing range of native languages, helping 20i resellers provide a more local hosting experience to customers around the world.
Today, StackCP supports 18 language and regional options, covering major hosting markets across Europe, Asia and the Americas.
Better still, there’s no additional cost to use them! StackCP is currently available in:
- English (UK)
- English (US)
- Czech
- Danish
- Dutch
- Finnish
- French (France)
- German (Germany)
- Hindi
- Italian
- Norwegian (Bokmål)
- Polish
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Portuguese (Portugal)
- Spanish (Spain)
- Swedish
- Turkish
- Vietnamese
As a reseller, you can easily set your default StackCP language plus make any of the additional languages available for customers to select themselves.
That means one white-label hosting platform can support customers across numerous countries and languages, without requiring you to maintain separate control panels or hosting environments for each market.
More languages. More customers.
The opportunity behind that language coverage is considerable.
From established digital economies across Europe to rapidly growing ecommerce markets in Asia and the Americas, there’s significant potential for hosting resellers looking to reach new customers.
Here are some examples of the opportunities across the countries supported by StackCP:
- United Kingdom: More than 10 million .uk domains were registered in 2025, making it one of the world’s three largest country-code domain markets, according to Nominet. This demonstrates the scale of the UK’s established market for domain registration and associated website services.
- United States: US retail ecommerce sales reached $340.2 billion in Q2 2026 alone, an increase of 12.2% compared with the same quarter in 2025, according to the US Census Bureau. This substantial online retail market creates opportunities for businesses providing ecommerce websites, hosting and technical support.
- Czech Republic: The country had more than 1.5 million registered .cz domains at the end of 2025, representing annual growth of 2.04%, according to CZ.NIC.
- Denmark: Denmark had approximately 1.3 million registered .dk domains in 2025, according to national domain registry Punktum dk. This represents a substantial established market for domain registration and related website services.
- Netherlands: Approximately 810,660 new .nl domains were registered in 2025, according to SIDN. Although the total number of registered .nl domains declined slightly, the volume of new registrations demonstrates continued activity in the country’s domain market.
- Finland: Finland was among the European countries with the highest proportion of enterprises operating their own websites in 2025, according to Eurostat. This indicates an established business website market, with potential demand for hosting, website maintenance and related services.
- France: A record 853,000 new .fr domains were registered in 2025, bringing the total to more than 4.3 million, according to Afnic.
- Germany: Germany’s .de extension reached 17.7 million registered domains at the end of 2025, making it one of the world’s largest country-code domain markets, according to DENIC.
- India: India’s ecommerce market is projected to grow from $125 billion in 2024 to $345 billion by 2030, according to the India Brand Equity Foundation. This expanding market creates opportunities for businesses developing independent online stores and providing the hosting infrastructure behind them.
- Italy: 76.1% of Italian enterprises had a website in 2025, according to ISTAT. This demonstrates widespread business demand for an online presence and an established market for website-related services.
- Norway: Norway has approximately 894,000 registered .no domains, held by more than 346,000 domain holders, according to national domain registry Norid.
- Poland: 67.5% of Polish enterprises had a website in 2025, according to Statistics Poland. This also highlights the potential to help businesses that have yet to establish their own websites.
- Brazil: Brazil had approximately 5.9 million registered .br domains in August 2026, according to Registro.br. This demonstrates the scale of the country’s established market for domains and related online services.
- Portugal: Portugal recorded 162,465 new domain registrations in 2025, an increase of approximately 12% compared with 2024, according to .PT. This growth demonstrates increasing activity in the country’s domain market.
- Spain: Spain had more than 2 million registered .es domains in 2025, according to Red.es. This represents an established market for domain registration, website development and hosting services.
- Sweden: Sweden was among the European countries with the highest proportion of businesses operating websites in 2025, according to Eurostat. This indicates an established market for business websites and the services required to maintain them.
- Türkiye: More than 634,000 businesses participated in ecommerce during 2025, according to the Turkish Ministry of Trade. Although not all operate independent online stores, the figure demonstrates a substantial market of businesses already selling online.
- Vietnam: Vietnam recorded 215,000 new .vn domain registrations in 2025, an increase of 23.7% compared with the previous year. The total number of active .vn domains reached approximately 685,000, according to the Vietnam Internet Network Information Center.
If you’re already attracting international customers, you can give them a control panel that feels more familiar.
If you’re planning to target new countries, you already have more of the infrastructure needed to provide a localised service.
One platform for customers in multiple markets
Instead of operating different systems for customers in different regions, your customers can use the same StackCP interface with the language that best suits them.
This becomes particularly useful as a hosting business grows internationally.
You keep the same tools, workflows and management environment behind the scenes. Your customers get an experience that feels more appropriate to their market.
And because StackCP is completely white-label , it continues to appear as part of your hosting service rather than 20i’s.
Language support shaped by resellers
StackCP’s language coverage has continued to expand in response to reseller feedback.
Vietnamese, Portuguese (Portugal) and Turkish are among the latest additions, while languages including Czech, Danish, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish have also previously been introduced following customer requests.
Because we’ve built StackCP ourselves, we can continue developing the platform around what our resellers and their customers need.
As demand develops in new markets, that gives us the ability to expand language support further.
Want to see another language added? Let us know through our feedback form.
Your hosting. Your brand. Your customers’ language.
StackCP gives you one white-label control panel that can serve customers across an increasingly broad range of international markets.
You can choose which languages are available to your customers and set your default language from:
➡️ My20i > Reseller > StackCP Settings > Language Support
