# How to create a package in WHM?

In this section, we will show you how to create a package to assign to your domains.

After accessing the WHM of your Reseller plan, you should go to "Packages" => "Add a Package".

Next, we will explain the options in this instance.

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* **Disk space quota (MB)**: indicates the limit on disk space for the package, expressed in megabytes.
* **Monthly bandwidth limit (MB)**: indicates the limit on monthly bandwidth for the package, expressed in megabytes.
* **Maximum number of FTP accounts**: indicates the maximum number of FTP accounts that can be created in cPanel.
* **Maximum number of email accounts**: indicates the limit on mailboxes that can be created in cPanel.
* **Maximum number of mailing lists**: is used to configure how many mailing lists can be used in the package.
* **Maximum number of SQL databases**: indicates the limit on databases that can be created from cPanel with that package.

In (1) you can name the package to differentiate it.

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* **Maximum number of subdomains**: indicates the maximum number of subdomains for the package.
* **Maximum parked domains**: indicates the maximum number of ALIAS or parked domains for the package.
* **Maximum addon domains**: indicates the maximum additional domains for the package.
* It is better to leave the rest of the options as default, unless you want to edit and specify another value in "**Maximum quota per email address (MB)**".

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It is better to leave the options in the above image as default as suggested by cPanel. Click the "**Add**" button to create the package.