Keep the margin. We’ll keep the servers standing.
By Théo Renard, Live Sport & PPV Streaming Editor Last updated
Reselling IPTV usually means inheriting the worst job in it: fielding the 3am "it froze during the main event" message with no way to fix it. Our program splits the work the sensible way — you own the customer and the margin; we own the servers, the channels and the event-night capacity. You sell a line-up that actually holds when it counts, which is what turns one-off buyers into renewals.
- You keep the customer and the margin — 30–50% per line, better with volume.
- We keep the hard part — infrastructure, channels, and walkout-ready capacity.
- An events-included service renews where a cut-price one refunds.
Who does what
| You handle | We handle |
|---|---|
| Your pricing & the sale | Server infrastructure & uptime |
| The client relationship | Channel sourcing & the event line-up |
| Creating / extending lines in the panel | Event-night capacity for the walkout spike |
| Front-line contact with your buyers | A direct reseller support line behind you |
The economics
You buy credits at wholesale; each credit becomes a subscription of any length for a client, priced by you. The gap between the credit cost and your price is your margin — typically 30–50% per line, and the rate improves as you buy larger packs. Because renewals cost you nothing to service (we run the back end), a client who stays two years is close to pure margin on the second — which is exactly why selling a service that survives event nights matters more than shaving the headline price.
The renewal machine Cut-price resellers churn because their service dies on the one night the client cared about. When the cards are included and the picture holds through the main event, clients don't shop around — they renew. The capacity you're reselling is already built and already tested on peak nights.
Who it's for
Anyone with an audience and a bit of hustle: a phone-repair or electronics shop with foot traffic, a satellite installer whose customers keep asking, the person in every sports group chat who ends up sending everyone their login anyway. If people already come to you for "how do I watch the fight," you're one panel away from earning from it.
Frequently asked questions
What margin is realistic?
The spread between wholesale credit cost and your sale price — commonly 30–50% per line, widening with volume as bigger credit packs earn a better rate. On renewals it compounds: an event-first service keeps clients longer than a cut-price one that freezes on peak nights.
What do I actually do day to day?
You handle the customer: pricing, the sale, the relationship, and creating or extending their line in the panel. That’s the whole job — no servers, no channel sourcing, no uptime to babysit.
Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can run a WhatsApp chat and a web panel, you can run this. We onboard you, and your clients lean on the same setup guides and support that back our direct customers.
Why resell an events-included service specifically?
Because that’s what clients renew for. Selling a line-up where the fight cards are included — and where the servers actually hold at the walkout — means renewals instead of refund requests. The capacity is the product, and we’ve already built it.
How do I start?
Message us "Reseller" with your country and roughly how many clients you could begin with; we come back with current credit-pack pricing and set up your panel.
Take the margin and the customer; leave us the servers and the 3am firefighting. An events-included line-up that holds at the walkout sells itself and renews itself. Message us "Reseller", your country and a rough client count, and we'll send credit pricing and open your panel.
Credit tiers and rates confirmed before launch.