Reseller Program: Credits, Panel and Wholesale Rates

Becoming a provider used to mean renting servers and nursing streams through every peak hour. That work is already done for you. Credits are purchased up front, the panel opens immediately, and a customer line takes seconds to create. Each of those accounts is a complete subscription rather than a cut-down reseller tier: 25,000+ channels, 120,000+ on-demand titles, and 4K wherever the source provides it, on whatever device the customer already owns. What you are really buying is the part that is hard to fake, which is a service that still works in month eight.

What Comes With It

• A panel of your own for creating, renewing, extending and disabling accounts, with a trial generator built in.
• Wholesale rates starting at $5 per device-month on the Enterprise pack.
• Your brand, not ours: customers see your name and your WhatsApp number throughout.
• Setup guides you can reuse: pass any guide on this site straight to a customer.
• A priority WhatsApp line reserved for resellers rather than the general queue.

Getting Started

1. Message us on WhatsApp with the word reseller and which pack you want.
2. Pay for the credits. Your panel login arrives in the same chat that day.
3. Issue your first trial accounts and begin selling under your own name.

What the Work Actually Involves

Reselling is a customer service business, not a technical one. The servers, channel sources, guide data and updates are handled here. What lands on you is answering messages, activating accounts, chasing renewals and walking people through a first installation.

That is worth being honest about before anyone buys credits expecting passive income. The panel takes minutes to learn. The part that determines whether you make money is whether you reply quickly when somebody's stream fails on a Sunday evening, because that is when your customers judge you and when they decide whether to renew.

How the Margin Works

You buy credits at wholesale and set your own retail price. One credit activates one month on one device, so a twelve-month single-device subscription costs you twelve credits. On the Pro pack at $6 a credit, that is $72 of cost against a plan most resellers sell between $100 and $150.

The arithmetic is not complicated, but the second year is where it becomes worthwhile. Renewals cost you nothing in acquisition effort, so a customer base you have kept happy compounds in a way the first year's numbers do not show. Fifty retained annual customers is a meaningfully different business from fifty new ones.

• Credits do not expire, so buying a larger pack for a better rate carries no deadline risk.
• Trials cost you nothing within fair use, so you can sell the way we do: let the customer test first.
• You set every price, and nothing obliges you to match ours.

Pricing Your Own Plans

Undercutting everyone is the most common mistake. Customers buying purely on price move again the moment somebody is a dollar cheaper, and they generate the most support work per dollar earned. A modest premium bought with fast, personal support is a far more durable position.

The pattern that tends to work is to price near the middle of the market, offer a genuine trial, and make your reply time the thing people remember. That is a service you can defend. A price is not, because anyone can copy it tomorrow.

Common Questions Before You Start

Two things catch new resellers out. The first is device counts: a customer wanting to watch on two televisions at once needs a two-device line, which costs two credits per month rather than one. Quoting a single-device price and then discovering that is an awkward conversation to have afterwards.

The second is expectation setting. Customers who have been told IPTV is flawless will treat any single frozen stream as a failure. Customers who were told plainly that peak hours are the real test, and that HD copies exist as a fallback, tend to stay far longer. Sending them the setup guides up front removes most of your first-week support load.