An IPTV reseller program lets you sell IPTV subscriptions under your own brand, using wholesale credits rather than a franchise fee or a revenue-share arrangement. You buy a block of credits upfront, create and manage customer accounts yourself through a reseller panel, and set your own retail prices. The difference between your wholesale cost and what you charge is your margin.
How credits work
One credit equals one month of a single-connection subscription. A three-month, one-connection account costs three credits; a twelve-month account costs twelve. Extra simultaneous connections multiply the cost proportionally, so a six-month, two-connection account draws twelve credits rather than six. Credits do not expire, so there is no pressure to sell on a fixed schedule and no penalty for a quiet month.
Typical package sizes and wholesale pricing
Credit packages are usually tiered so that the per-credit rate drops as volume increases — a starter package around 10 credits exists specifically so you can test the service and the panel before committing to anything larger, and the rate improves meaningfully at higher tiers like 100, 250 or 500 credits. The exact current pricing for MOM IPTV's reseller program is on the reseller program page, including the full tier breakdown.
What a reseller panel actually gives you
Panel access means you can generate, renew and manage customer accounts yourself, instantly, without needing to contact the underlying provider for every individual order. Your customers interact with you, not with us, and nothing in the credentials or the player app identifies the service as coming from anyone but your own brand.
What your customers actually get
Resold accounts are not a reduced or different product — they get the same channel lineup, the same device compatibility, and the same on-demand library as any direct customer. The only thing that differs between a direct subscription and a resold one is who the customer is dealing with day to day.
What to check before signing up with any reseller program
- Whether credits expire, and whether there is a monthly minimum spend.
- Whether a trial or small starter package exists so you can verify quality first.
- Whether the provider offers direct technical support to resellers specifically, separate from end-customer support.
- Whether the underlying service itself is one you would trust, using the same criteria from our guide to choosing an IPTV provider, since reselling an unreliable service under your own name puts your own reputation on the line.
Getting started
If you are considering reselling, message us with the volume you expect and the markets you sell into. We will walk you through panel access and, where available, provide trial credits so you can verify stream quality yourself before committing to a larger package.