IPTV Reseller UK Program

Credit pricing is tiered by volume, so it is quoted rather than published — the rate you pay for 25 credits is not the rate you pay for 500. Contact us on WhatsApp and we will give you the current tiers in full, including the volume thresholds, with no obligation. Be wary of any panel advertising a single flat credit price publicly; that usually means there is no volume benefit to growing.

You buy a block of credits up front at wholesale rates. Each credit provisions one customer subscription for a given term from your panel — longer terms consume more credits. You set your own retail price to your customers, so your margin is the difference between your credit cost and whatever you choose to charge. Credits do not expire while your reseller account is active.

Your only cost is your first block of credits — there is no joining fee, no monthly platform charge and no minimum ongoing commitment. Panel access, account provisioning, white-label options and reseller support are all included. That means your entry cost is genuinely just working capital, which you recover as you sell.

That depends entirely on your retail pricing and how many customers you retain, so any specific figure would be a guess dressed up as a promise. What we can tell you concretely is the structure: you buy credits at wholesale, you set retail freely, and margin per subscription improves as your credit volume rises. The realistic constraint on earnings is customer support time and churn, not margin — plan for that before you plan for revenue.

Handle sales, first-line customer support and your own billing. We run the servers, maintain the channel list and EPG, and support you on the technical side. Be clear-eyed that first-line support is the real workload: your customers will message you during Saturday 3PM kickoffs, and how you handle that is what determines your retention.

Yes. White label is available, so you can sell under your own brand name, with custom-branded apps and portals available on request. Your customers deal with your brand and never see ours, and your panel is yours to run.

You do not need one to open a reseller account, but you should get one before you take money from the public. Selling a subscription service as an unregistered individual in the UK leaves you personally liable, unable to offer customers a credible refund route, and — as our own guidance to buyers points out — indistinguishable from the anonymous resellers customers are told to avoid. Registering is cheap and makes you more sellable.

No, and the distinction matters commercially. A reseller provisions accounts on someone else's infrastructure; a provider owns and operates that infrastructure. Reselling has almost no capital requirement and no technical overhead, which is its attraction — but you are dependent on your upstream, so pick one you can verify. Ours is checkable at Companies House.