Getting started
How to become an IPTV reseller
Startup cost is one credit block. No inventory, no equipment, no monthly fee. What it actually takes is a support inbox you answer fast.
Five steps
From trial to first paying customer
Take a free trial line
Test peak-hour stability on the device your target customers use. This is your due diligence and it costs nothing.
Buy your first credit block
Start small. The 50 credit block is enough to serve your first customers and measure real demand before committing more.
Open your first line
In the panel: username, duration, connection count. The panel returns credentials you hand to the customer. Under a minute.
Set your retail prices
Work up from your cost per credit, not down from a competitor. Charge enough to cover the 20 to 40 minutes of support every new customer needs.
Track and extend renewals
Keep a list of name, device, start date, expiry and price paid. Extend rather than recreate so credentials never change.
The numbers
What it costs you per customer
A monthly customer costs one credit. A yearly customer costs twelve, paid up front in stock. Here is the rate you buy at.
$2.00
Your stock cost at the 200 credit rate.
$24.00
Twelve credits consumed at once, up front.
$18.00
Same yearly customer, bought at volume.
Next stage
From reseller to master reseller
Once you have more demand than time, recruit sellers under you, set the credit price they pay, and let their usage draw from your balance.
Beginner questions
What new resellers ask first
How much money do I need to become an IPTV reseller?
The entry block is $150 for 50 credits, and there is no panel fee or monthly cost. That is the whole startup requirement — no inventory, no equipment beyond a device to test on.
Do I need technical skills?
No. The panel is a web page: type a username, pick a duration, and it returns login details. Most new resellers create their first line within ten minutes.
How much do IPTV resellers make?
It depends entirely on your retail price and churn. Your cost is fixed per month of service sold; the gap between that and what your market pays for reliability is your margin.
How do I find my first customers?
Pick one country and one device type and become the person who answers that market’s questions fastest. Resellers who target everyone write ten setup guides and master none.
Can I resell under my own brand?
Yes. You set your own prices, own the customer relationship, and keep the renewal list. We supply you, not them.