An IPTV reseller sells subscriptions on another provider's service. The reseller buys credits in bulk, uses a reseller panel to create and manage customer accounts, sets their own prices and usually handles support for their customers. The channels and streams come from the main provider's servers; the reseller adds sales, setup help and customer service.
How IPTV reselling works
- The reseller buys a credit pack from a main provider.
- They get a panel — a web dashboard to create trial and paid accounts.
- Each customer account uses credits — commonly one credit per month.
- The customer receives a login (Xtream Codes, M3U or MAG activation) that connects to the main provider's servers.
- The reseller supports the customer, and escalates server problems to the provider.
Resellers vs main providers
| Main provider | Reseller | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs servers and channels | Yes | No |
| Sets retail prices | Yes | Yes, for their customers |
| Handles customer support | For direct customers | For their own customers |
| Stream quality | Their infrastructure | The main provider's infrastructure |
What customers should check when buying from a reseller
- Who supports you and how quickly they reply.
- Refund terms — the reseller's, not the main provider's.
- Trial availability — a good reseller can create a trial account; see the free trial checklist.
- Stability — test during a busy evening, as with any provider. See reliable IPTV.
What resellers handle
- Creating trials and converting them to paid accounts.
- Renewals and extensions.
- Device setup help, using guides such as our IPTV setup guide.
- Passing channel or server issues to the main provider.
Becoming a reseller
If you have customers who need IPTV and want to offer setup and support yourself, a reseller program gives you a panel and credits at bulk prices. Our reseller program explains the plans, and our older guide to reseller panels covers panel features.
