Reselling IPTVSOSO: what a credit buys and what the panel does

How the IPTVSOSO panel works

The panel is where every line you sell is made and kept. A line is one subscription for one buyer, with a term and a number of connections, and the panel handles each stage of its life:

• Trial: a 24-hour line that opens the whole line-up, issued without credits up to a fair-use limit.
• Paid line: pick 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and 1, 2, 3 or 5 connections; the panel takes the credits and displays the login.
• Details to pass on: username, password and server URL for players that use Xtream Codes, plus an M3U link for players that read a playlist.
• Extension: add another term to a running line before it lapses.
• Disable: end a login early, for example one a buyer no longer wants.

Lines never renew automatically. When the term runs out the line goes quiet, unless you have extended it first.

What one credit pays for

One credit covers a month on a single connection; a connection means one screen streaming at a time. To price any line in credits, multiply its months by its connections:

Adding a term to a running line costs the same as opening a fresh one of that length, and credits you have not used carry over indefinitely. A connection limits how many screens play together, not how many devices hold the login: a buyer with a one-screen line can sign in on the living-room TV and a phone, as long as the two never stream at the same time.

IPTVSOSO credit packs at their listed prices

Credits come in four packs. Each pack is sold at the price shown; nothing is discounted for a first order and there is no unlisted tier.

Read those rates against the IPTVSOSO retail prices before choosing, because the comparison is not always flattering. A single month on one screen costs one credit, between $5 and $8, where the same month bought direct is $15. A one-screen year is twelve credits, which comes to more than the $69 retail year on Starter, Business and Pro; only Enterprise lands below it. A year on two or more screens costs more in credits than the plan itself on every pack.

Credits are at their most economical on short lines for a single screen. What reselling is worth to you comes down to your own prices, the number of lines you keep alive and the evenings you spend helping buyers with their remotes. No figures on resellers’ income are kept or published here.

What your buyers get on a panel line

The same service a direct subscriber gets, with nothing held back. A line opens 25,000+ live channels from 60+ countries and 120,000+ movies and series on demand, in 4K, FHD and HD as each source allows, with program guide data and catch-up wherever a channel offers it. Buyers who are after the classic-film channels, the comedy repeats or the older cartoons will find them in the classic channels guide, and everything else in the full channel list.

There is no app to hand them. The login is typed into a player app, IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate being two common choices, and the setup guide for each device can be forwarded to buyers word for word. If a buyer finds an APK using the name, it did not come from here, and they should not install it.

Who the panel makes sense for

Someone other people already ask. The friend who got a neighbor’s comedy-repeat channels back on the TV, the member of a film club who keeps being asked where the old-movie channels went, the person who sets up every new streaming stick on the street. If you are already doing the setting up, the panel lets you open, extend and switch off those lines yourself instead of sending everyone to order separately.

It does not make your own television cheaper, as the figures above show. If one subscription for your own home is all you need, a free trial followed by a retail plan is the simpler route.

Your part, and the part handled for you

Pricing is yours, and so are collecting the money, the first round of questions from buyers and the decision to extend. On this side sit the servers and channel feeds, the program-guide data and the panel, and the WhatsApp number on this site answers reseller questions 24/7, whether the panel refuses to make a line or a group of channels stays empty.

Some claims are never yours to make, whatever you charge:

• that the service is licensed, official, or linked to any broadcaster, league or studio;
• that any channel carries a named film, series or era;
• that older films and shows are delivered in 4K, when they arrive at the quality their source carries;
• that buyers need to download an app.

Getting an IPTVSOSO reseller panel

1. Try a line the way a buyer would: start the free trial on your own TV and open a few channel groups.
2. Message “reseller” on WhatsApp with the name of the pack.
3. The chat replies with payment details; pay with those and nothing else.
4. Once the payment is confirmed, the chat receives your panel login on the same day.

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