Pick a panel, plan a purchase budget, set your resale prices, create your customers' lines in the panel and organise your support. The guide walks through each step with the real prices of the list.
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How to become an IPTV reseller: steps, budget and pricing
To become an IPTV reseller, you do not need to run a server: you buy units in bulk on a panel and create your customers' subscriptions yourself. This guide goes through the steps with the real prices of the credit price list.
- 5 stepsfrom panel to support
- From €6.50per unit
- Help on WhatsAppbefore and after the order
- Lowest price€6.50Sansat
- Panels24one price per unit
- Highest price€17.50Trex, Strong4k
The five steps
- 1
Choose a panel based on what your customers ask for: the panel comparison gives the price and measured demand of each one.
- 2
Plan the budget of your first order: the minimum is 10 credits, i.e. 10 twelve-month activations.
- 3
Set your resale price from the unit cost and the time you will spend on support.
- 4
Create your customers' lines in the panel and send them the login details with the app to use.
- 5
Organise your support: one contact channel, quick answers and a reminder before each renewal date.
Budget for a first order
Ten units cost €70.00 on Lion, €90.00 on Dreamtv and €175.00 on Trex. Start with a small volume on one panel, sell it, then buy again as you sell.
What 20, 50 or 100 customers bring in
Example with a 12-month subscription resold at €30.00 (not a recommended price): the gap between what your customers pay and what the units cost you, over one year.
These are gross amounts: take off support time, free tests, payment fees and the customers who do not renew. Pages that promise thousands a month without this calculation do not say how many customers it takes.
Skills and time you need
No advanced technical skill is required: the panel works in a browser like a customer account. What takes time is support: installing the app with the customer, answering when a line does not load, reminding renewal dates.
- Copy login details and explain a setup by message or video call.
- Know two or three apps per device type (TV, box, phone).
- Keep a simple sheet: customer, panel, end date, price paid.
- Be reachable when your customers watch: evenings and big matches.
Finding and keeping customers
- Offer a test so the customer checks the service on their own device.
- Send a clear setup message: app name, login details, who to contact.
- Note each line's end date and remind the customer a few days before.
- Answer fast, even just to say you are checking.
Costly mistakes when starting
- Buying a large volume on a panel your customers have not tested.
- Comparing offers without bringing them back to the cost of one 12-month line.
- Selling an ambiguous name (Strong4k, Promax) without giving the exact app to install.
- Promising channels or picture quality you have not checked yourself.
- Keeping no spare units for the renewals of the month.
Checking a supplier
- Prices are published per unit before any contact.
- Questions are answered in writing before payment.
- A test is possible on the panel you want.
- The rule for faulty lines and unused units is explained.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
No. The panel works in a browser: you create a line, copy the login details and send them with the app name. Most of the time goes into setup help and renewal follow-up.