Reselling here is deliberately unglamorous. There is no server to rent, no feed to source at two in the morning and no panel to build. You buy a balance of credits, log into the panel, and each account you create takes about fifteen seconds. What comes out is an ordinary Xtream login, so your customer can use whichever player suits the screen in front of them and can follow the same setup guides published on this site.
What a credit is
A credit is one month of one stream. Spend one and a customer has a month on a single screen; spend six and the same account runs until the same date half a year later. An account built for more than one simultaneous stream costs more than one credit a month, and the panel shows you the exact figure before you confirm it, which is the number to trust rather than any arithmetic you do in your head.
Credits do not run down on a clock. They sit in the balance until an account is opened with them, so a pack bought in March can still be sitting there in September. What does carry a date is each subscription you issue, and the panel keeps those dates in front of you.
The packs below differ in one respect only: the larger the block, the lower the rate per credit.
Where the arithmetic leaves room, and where it does not
Plenty of reseller pages open with a table of projected monthly income. This one does not, and it is worth explaining why rather than leaving you to wonder.
Start with our own public prices, which your customers can read on the pricing page whenever they like. Twelve months on one screen is $69, which is about $5.75 a month. Twelve credits cost $96 at the Starter rate, $84 at Business, $72 at Pro and $60 at Enterprise. Three of those four figures are higher than the retail year, and the fourth is barely under it. Selling twelve-month terms is therefore not where a credit balance works hardest, and anyone who tells you otherwise has not done the multiplication.
The short and middle terms are a different shape. A single retail month is $15, three months is $29, which is $9.67 for each month of it, and six months is $45, or $7.50 a month. Those are the figures that sit above every rate in the table, and they are the reason most working resellers here sell months and quarters rather than years.
What we will not do is turn that into a promise. What you actually take home depends on what you charge, how many people renew, what you spend getting them, and how much of your own evening goes into answering messages. Those are your variables and not ours, so there is no earnings figure on this page and there never will be.
What the panel does
- Create, renew, extend and disable accounts yourself, at any hour, without asking us first.
- Issue free trials from a generator that does not spend credits, within a fair-use limit.
- Show dates and status for every account you have opened, so renewals do not arrive as a surprise.
- Stay white label: your customers deal with your name and your WhatsApp number, not ours.
- Rates from $5 a credit on the largest pack, with no monthly fee attached to the panel itself.
What stays ours and what becomes yours
Ours: the servers, the channel sourcing, the guide data, the 99.9% uptime we publish, and the wholesale rate you buy at. We also keep a separate WhatsApp line for resellers, so a panel question does not queue behind somebody's first Firestick.
Yours: the price, the payment methods, the invoices if you issue them, the hours you answer messages in, and the relationship itself. We do not contact your customers, and they have no reason to contact us.
Most of what you will be asked is about devices
The questions that arrive after a sale are rarely about channels. They are about a television in a rented flat, a stick that somebody packed without the power cable, a parent's box that has not been touched in three years, or a network at a campsite that shows a sign-in page before it lets anything through. Expect to be asked how to get a player running somewhere unfamiliar far more often than you are asked what is in the line-up.
That is the cheapest part of this to solve. Every guide on this site is written for somebody setting up once, quickly, possibly on a screen they do not own, and you are welcome to send them exactly as they stand: Fire TV Stick, TiViMate, IPTV Smarters Pro, Samsung, MAG and Formuler and the rest. Keeping those links in a note on your phone will save you more time than any script.
Before you take the first payment
- Keep your own record of dates. The panel has them, but a customer asking when their account ends is easier to answer from a list you control.
- Say that one account is one household. It is in section 4 of the terms, and it is easier to say at the start than after somebody has passed a login round an office.
- Say that nothing renews by itself. No card is kept anywhere in this arrangement, which is a selling point as long as the customer knows the date is theirs to remember.
- Talk about the connection before the sale. Roughly 10 Mbps for HD and a steady 25 Mbps for a 4K stream: a customer on a weak line will blame the service, so find out first.
- Promise the line-up, never a specific channel in a specific place. Let a free day answer that question on their own television instead.
Getting started
- Message us on WhatsApp with the word reseller and the pack you have in mind.
- Pay for the credits; the panel login arrives in the same conversation, usually the same day.
- Open a trial for your first customer, then convert it into a paid account from the same screen.
Questions about the panel before you buy credits
Ask on WhatsApp. We will answer what a pack covers and what it does not, without a sales script.
IPTV reseller FAQ
What does one credit actually buy?
One month of one stream on an account you create. Six months on a single screen is six credits, twelve months is twelve. An account that plays more than one stream at once draws more than one credit a month, and the panel prices it in front of you before you confirm, so read the figure there rather than working from memory.
How do I get panel access?
Send the word reseller on WhatsApp and say which pack you want. Once the credits are paid for, the panel login is issued the same day, normally within a few hours. Nothing else is required first: no application form, no monthly fee and no minimum you have to keep buying.
Do credits expire if I do not use them?
No. They sit in the panel balance until you spend them on an account. What has an end date is each subscription you open with them, and the panel lists those dates so you can see what is due before your customers do.
Do I need a server or a technical background?
Neither. The servers, the channel sourcing, the guide data and the updates stay on our side. What you bring is a phone number people can reach, an hour or two of attention a day, and the patience to read a guide out loud occasionally. The guides themselves are already written.
Can I open free trials for my own customers?
Yes, within a fair-use limit, and the panel generates them without spending credits. Selling this way is simpler than describing it: a day on their own television and their own connection settles the question faster than any promise you could make about quality.
Which terms are worth selling?
The short and middle ones. Our own public price for twelve months on one screen is $69, about $5.75 a month, which sits at or below most wholesale credit rates, so annual terms leave very little room. One, three and six-month terms are where the credit rate and the retail figure are furthest apart.
What do you tell resellers about pricing?
Nothing, beyond the credit rate itself. You set your prices, your payment methods and your terms, and none of it is checked or restricted by us. Neither do we publish income figures: what you take depends on what you charge and who renews, and anybody handing you an earnings table is selling you the table.
Is reseller support separate from customer support?
Yes, on its own WhatsApp line, so a panel problem is not stuck behind a queue of first-time setup questions. Anything to do with the panel itself, with activations or with the servers upstream is ours to sort out. Your own customers stay yours, and they never have to talk to us.
