Televixy IPTV reseller panel: what a credit buys and how a line is made

Plenty of resellers begin by setting up a television for someone on the same rota: the colleague on the opposite nights, the driver who sleeps through the day, the neighbor on the hotel's late desk. Before long a few more of them want logins of their own. The panel is for that moment. You buy credits from us, the panel turns credits into lines, and every line is a standard login your customer types into a player.

What one credit is

One credit opens one month on one connection. A three-month line for a single screen uses three credits; a twelve-month line uses twelve. Credits wait in the panel until you spend them and do not run down on a clock between customers. If you plan to sell lines that play on more than one screen at once, ask us how many credits each tier takes before you quote anybody a price.

Larger packs carry a lower price per credit, as the table shows, and that is the only arithmetic we publish. What you charge, and so what remains after the credits, depends on your prices, your own costs and the hours you give to helping people. For that reason there is no earnings estimate or margin table on this page.

How the panel turns credits into a line

1. Sign in to the panel and start a new line.
2. Give it a username and password and choose its length in months. The credits for that length come off your balance.
3. The panel shows the line's details: a server address, the username and password, and an M3U link. These are standard Xtream details, so they work in whichever player your customer prefers.
4. Send them to the customer along with the setup guide for their device. Any guide on this site can be forwarded as it is.
5. Return to the same screen later to renew a line, extend it or switch it off. The panel also creates 24-hour trial lines at no cost, within a fair-use limit.

Each line carries the full service: 25,000+ live channels from 60+ countries, 120,000+ films and series, the program guide, catch-up on the channels that carry it, and 4K, FHD and HD feeds.

When your customers keep odd hours

Sell to people who work shifts and the messages arrive when most sellers are asleep: a nurse at 07:30 whose guide will not load, a warehouse picker at 02:10 whose line ended halfway through the week, a chef at 01:00 with a new stick and no idea where the player went. A little planning keeps most of those quiet.

• Check end dates against the rota. A line that runs out at the start of a block of nights turns into a 03:00 message. Extend it a few days early from the panel instead.
• Send the right guide on day one. Most odd-hour questions are about the device rather than the line: a player update, a password typed with a capital letter, a stick that has dropped its Wi-Fi. The guides cover these, and a customer can read one without waiting for you to wake up.
• Time the trial to their slot. A trial line created shortly before someone's usual late or early hour shows them the service when they will actually use it, not in the middle of their sleep.
• Know where to escalate. When a problem is upstream, in the panel or on our side, the reseller line on WhatsApp answers 24/7, separately from customer support.

Who handles what

On our side: the servers, the channel line-up, the on-demand library, guide data and catch-up, the panel itself, and anything upstream of the login.

On yours: finding customers, setting prices, taking payment and giving first-line help. Your customers deal with your name and your WhatsApp number, not ours.

Opening a panel

1. Message us on WhatsApp with the word reseller and the pack you have in mind.
2. Pay for the credits in the chat; the panel login arrives the same day.
3. Create a trial line for yourself and watch it at the hours your customers keep before you sell the first one.