Reseller Program: Sell to Households in Your Area

The hard part of this business was always infrastructure, and that part is finished before you arrive. You buy credits, the panel opens, and a customer line takes seconds to issue. Every line is a full subscription rather than a stripped reseller tier: 25,000+ channels, 120,000+ on-demand titles and 4K where the source allows, on up to five screens per household. What you are buying is the thing that cannot be faked, which is a service still working in month eight.

What Comes With It

• Your own panel for issuing, renewing, extending and disabling lines, with a trial generator included.
• Wholesale rates from $5 per screen-month on the Enterprise pack.
• Your name, not ours: customers deal with your brand and your WhatsApp number.
• Guides you can forward: hand any guide on this site straight to a customer.
• A priority WhatsApp line kept separate from the general support queue.

Getting Started

1. Send us the word reseller on WhatsApp, along with the pack you want.
2. Pay for the credits; panel access arrives in that same chat the same day.
3. Issue your first trials and start selling under your own name.

What the Job Actually Is

Reselling is a customer service business rather than a technical one. Servers, channel sources, guide data and updates are handled here. What lands on you is answering messages, activating accounts, chasing renewals, and walking a customer through the first installation on each of their screens.

Say that plainly before anyone buys credits expecting passive income. The panel itself takes minutes to learn. What decides whether this earns anything is how fast you answer when a family's television stops working on a Sunday evening, because that is the moment they decide whether to renew.

Where the Margin Comes From

You buy credits at wholesale and set your own retail price. One credit activates one month on one screen, so a twelve-month single-screen line costs twelve credits. On the Pro pack at $6 a credit that is $72 of cost against a plan most resellers sell between $100 and $150. A three-screen customer triples both sides of that arithmetic.

The second year is where it becomes worthwhile. Renewals cost nothing in acquisition effort, so a customer base you have kept happy compounds in a way first-year numbers never show. This is also why household accounts matter: a family with three screens set up across the house does not casually move to somebody else over a dollar.

• Credits do not expire, so buying a larger pack for a better rate carries no deadline risk.
• Trials cost you nothing within fair use, so you can sell the way we do: let the customer test first.
• You set every price, and nothing obliges you to match ours.

Setting Your Own Prices

Undercutting everyone is the usual mistake. Customers who buy purely on price leave the moment somebody is a dollar cheaper, and they generate the most support work per dollar earned. Selling multi-screen plans to households at a fair price, with fast personal support, is a far more durable position.

The pattern that tends to work is to price near the middle of the market, offer a genuine trial, and make your reply time the thing people remember. That is a service you can defend. A price is not, because anyone can copy it tomorrow.

Two Things That Catch People Out

The first is screen counts. A customer wanting two televisions running simultaneously needs a two-screen line, costing two credits a month rather than one. Quoting a single-screen price and discovering the requirement afterwards is an awkward conversation, so ask how many people watch at once before you quote anything.

The second is what you promise. A customer told the service is flawless treats one frozen stream as a failure. A customer told honestly that peak evenings are the real test, and that HD copies exist as a fallback, stays considerably longer. Sending the setup guides before they ask removes most of your first-week workload.