The panel
The IPTV reseller panel, button by button
Intimidating for ten minutes, then boring — that is the goal. It is a web page where you spend credits to open lines and extend them.
Line creation
Username, duration, connection count. The panel returns credentials and a playlist URL you send straight to the customer.
Extend, don’t recreate
Renewals extend the existing line so credentials never change. No reinstall means no support ticket and no second thoughts.
Unlimited free trials
Issue a trial to every serious prospect. A failed trial is cheaper than a refund and a bad review.
Connection limits
Set how many devices watch at once. Two is the household default; sell three as an upgrade.
Customer notes
Store the real name and contact against each line. In eight months you will not remember who line_4471 is.
Sub reseller accounts
Create seller accounts, set the credit price they pay you, and cap their balance. Included on every package.
Bulk creation
Upload a list and generate lines in batches when you migrate customers from another provider.
Activity view
Active connections and last activity per line — enough to tell credential sharing from a real fault before you open a ticket.
Credits
How the balance moves
Your balance drops when you create or extend a line, and when a sub reseller does. Nothing else touches it — if it moves unexpectedly, check your sub resellers first.
Panel questions
Common panel questions
Do I pay a monthly fee for the reseller panel?
No. The panel comes with any credit package. You pay for credits only.
How fast can I create a line?
Under a minute. Type a username, pick the duration and connection count, and the panel returns login details immediately.
Can I use the panel on my phone?
Yes. It is a web panel, so it works from any browser — useful when a customer messages you at 9pm.
What happens when a line expires?
It stops working until you extend it. Extending keeps the same credentials, so the customer does not reinstall anything.
Try the panel with a trial line
See how a line is created before you buy a single credit.