What Is IPTV? A Complete Beginner's Guide
IPTV explained in plain English: how internet TV works, live TV vs VOD vs catch-up, what equipment you need and how it compares to cable.
Read more: What Is IPTV? A Complete Beginner's GuideBy DenvayStream Support Team · Published · 3 min read
An IPTV reseller buys subscription credits at wholesale prices and sells subscriptions to their own customers at a price they choose. You don't need servers or technical knowledge: the provider runs the service, and you manage your customers through a reseller panel.
Credits are the currency of your reseller panel. At DenvayStream, 1 credit equals 1 month of service for one customer, so a 3-month subscription uses 3 credits and a 1-year subscription uses 12. Credits are bought in packs — on Premium or Standard servers — and stay in your panel until you use them.
Premium servers have more power at busy times, which matters most for customers who watch a lot of live sport. Standard servers cost less per credit and give good quality for everyday viewing. Many resellers start with Standard credits and add Premium once they have customers asking for it.
Start from your cost per credit. For example, if a credit costs you $1.83, a 1-year subscription (12 credits) costs you about $22. If you sell it for $65, your profit is about $43 per customer. Look at what other services charge in your market and remember to count the time you spend on support.
Customers stay with resellers who answer quickly, help with setup and remind them before their subscription ends. Keep a simple list of renewal dates, prepare short setup guides for the most common devices, and contact your provider's reseller support whenever a customer has a problem you can't solve.
At DenvayStream, reseller packs start at $220 for 120 Standard-server credits. There is no extra fee for the reseller panel.
It depends on your prices and number of customers. For example, buying credits at $1.83 and selling 1-year subscriptions at $65 gives about $43 profit per customer.
No. The provider runs the servers. You use a simple web panel to create and renew subscriptions, and help customers install an app.
Yes. You can create test lines from your panel so potential customers can try the service before they buy.
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