For people who sell to their own circle
Pick a lane by the number of TVs
An IPTV reseller buys panel credits from us, turns them into lines for their own customers, and keeps those customers: the name on the WhatsApp chat, the price and the relationship are yours. We supply the servers, the channel lists, the movie library and the guide, and we back you up when a technical question goes past what you can answer.
Who it suits
Most of the people who ask about reselling already do it informally. They set up the TV for their parents, then the neighbors, then half the congregation or the soccer club, and one day they realize they are running a small support desk from their phone.
Others come from a related trade: a cellphone repair counter in Houston, a satellite installer whose old jobs are drying up, someone who builds gaming PCs in Jersey City. They already have customers who ask about TV, and a line from the panel is one more thing they can set up at the counter.
What every good IPTV reseller shares: they like solving small technical problems, they answer messages, and they want the margin to stay with them rather than with a big company.
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There is no application form and no long contract. Everything runs through one WhatsApp conversation and one web panel.
Write a few lines about your current base: how many households, which TVs and sticks. The reply carries today's credit price list and the conditions that go with it.
Credits are bought, not billed later. Once paid, they show in your account balance on the panel.
The panel address and your own sign-in details arrive in the chat, with a quick tour of where lines, credits and expiry dates live.
Choose the line type, type a label you will recognize later (a name, a street, a church group), and the panel builds the login in both formats.
You send the login to your customer and help them load it into the player app of their choice on their TV, stick or phone.
Expiry dates sit in the panel. Renew from the same screen, spend the credits, and the customer keeps the same login.
Point your viewers at our setup and TV guide hub when they want the menus of their own device spelled out.
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The panel
Every customer gets a line with its own login. Renewal extends that same line, so nobody re-installs anything.
Sort by end date to see who is coming up for renewal and nudge them a week ahead.
For customers on a MAG box, you add the device by its MAC address and send them the portal URL.
Bigger resellers hand credits to their own helpers through sub-accounts, each with its own balance.
Each line's server address, username, password and playlist link sit on one screen, ready to paste into a text to your customer.
Every line ships with the adult folder locked; the viewer picks a personal code and can reset it later.
Two ways to buy
The servers and lists are the same either way. What differs is who talks to the viewer and who sets the price.
| Buying for your own home | Selling as a reseller | |
|---|---|---|
| Who you pay | Us, per plan | Us, for credits |
| Who sets the viewer's price | Our published price list | You |
| Who the viewer messages | Our WhatsApp team | You, with us behind you |
| Logins delivered by | Email from us | Your panel, then you |
| Channel lists and library | 40,000 to 80,000+ channels | The same lists and library |
| Refund window | 60 days from purchase | Agreed with us on WhatsApp |
| Where to start | Compare the home plans | Message us for the reseller price list |
A normal week
Two renewals flagged in the IPTV reseller panel. A quick message to each, payment by the method you agreed with them, credits spent, done before lunch.
A cousin's friend in Orlando wants a line for a Samsung TV. You create it, send the login, and walk her through the app store on a video call.
Someone says the picture freezes. You ask the usual three questions about Wi-Fi, the app and the device clock; the router reboot sorts it.
A customer swears a channel vanished. It moved folders in a list update; you show him the search box and he favorites it again.
Good IPTV resellers decide these things on day one instead of in the middle of a Sunday game.
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Support
You stay the first contact for your viewers; we stay the first contact for you. When a customer's picture freezes, you run the usual checks: router, Wi-Fi band, app cache, the date on the device. If it still misbehaves, you send us the line name, the device and the time, and we look at the server side.
The same rule holds the other way: we never contact your customers or try to sell to them. An IPTV panel account with us is a wholesale relationship, not a lead list.
If you are still weighing where lines come from and why buying from the source matters, our page on suppliers versus resellers lays out the chain, and the Wikipedia entry on IPTV covers the technology itself.
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Growing
Past a few dozen viewers, one phone gets crowded. That is when an IPTV reseller usually opens a sub-account for a partner, a spouse or a helper in another city, moves part of the credit balance across, and lets them handle their own corner: the Spanish-speaking customers in one, the Firestick crowd in another.
Splitting the work this way keeps each helper focused on the people they know, and fewer cooks touch the same customer. You keep the overview from the main account and top up balances as each helper needs them.
You need to be comfortable installing a player app on a Firestick or a smart TV and pasting a login into it. The panel itself is a web page with forms; if you can manage an online store order, you can run it.
We send the current credit price list on WhatsApp, along with the terms. We don't publish reseller prices on this site, so the number you get is always the live one.
Yes. Lines created from the IPTV reseller panel use the same servers, the same international channel lists, the same movie and series library and the same TV guide as the plans we sell directly.
Yes. You add the box by its MAC address in the panel and give your customer the portal URL. Our MAG box setup page shows the menus they will see.
Yes, most IPTV resellers begin exactly there. Ask us on WhatsApp what the entry point is today, and grow the credit balance as word of mouth does its work.
No. Your customers deal with you. We only talk to the reseller, unless you ask us to join a conversation.
Another question? Our team answers on WhatsApp, 7 days a week. Message us on WhatsApp
Just for your home?
If you came here looking for a single line rather than a business, the home plans below are the simpler route: one payment, the login by email, and our team on WhatsApp.
1 TV
One screen at a time: a TV, a stick or a phone.
Lane finder
Three taps, one plan.
Your lane shows here.
1 TV
Per year
$39
was $59
Bank transfer: $35.10
1 TV
Most chosen
Per year
$69
was $99
Bank transfer: $62.10
1 TV
Most chosen
Paid once
$129
for life
Bank transfer: $116.10
2 TVs
Two screens playing at the same moment.
2 TVs
Per year
$59
12 months
Bank transfer: $53.10
2 TVs
Per year
$119
12 months
Bank transfer: $107.10
3 TVs
Three screens at once, paid one time.
3 TVs
Paid once
$249
for life
Bank transfer: $224.10
Whole home
Up to 4 screens at once, paid one time.
Whole home
Most savings
Paid once
$299
was $459
Bank transfer: $269.10
Your Xtream codes or M3U link arrive by email, usually 5 to 30 minutes after payment. Refund on request within 60 days.
Bank transfer takes 10% off every plan, for example $62.10 instead of $69 or $269.10 instead of $299.
Message us on WhatsAppLast exit before the plans
Message us on WhatsApp with a few words about your customers and devices. We'll send the credit prices, the terms and a short tour of the IPTV reseller panel.