An IPTV reseller buys access in bulk and sells it to local customers at a price they set. The SyntraTV reseller program runs on credits, where one credit covers one device for one month. The smallest pack is 10 credits for $80, and the 100-credit pack brings the cost down to $5 each. Each login you create is a full SyntraTV subscription: 25,000+ live channels, 120,000+ movies and series, catch-up on supported channels, a full TV guide and streams in 4K, FHD and HD. This page shows the packs, the panel and the real margins, including the sales that barely break even.
Become a SyntraTV IPTV Reseller: Credit Packs, a Simple Panel and Honest Margins
Buy credits at $5 to $8 each, then create logins from your own dashboard. Each one gives a household 25,000+ channels, 120,000+ titles, catch-up and a full TV guide on every screen. We run the servers and streams. You keep the customer relationship.
SyntraTV Reseller Credit Packs
| Pack | Credits | Price of the pack | Price per credit | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 10 | $80 | $8.00 | 10 device-months |
| Business | 25 | $175 | $7.00 | 25 device-months, or 2 full single-screen years |
| Pro | 50 | $300 | $6.00 | 50 device-months, or 4 full single-screen years |
| Enterprise | 100 | $500 | $5.00 | 100 device-months, or 8 full single-screen years |
The larger the pack, the less each credit costs: $8 in the Starter pack, $5 in Enterprise. Begin small while you find out who buys. Step up once repeat orders arrive every week.
What the SyntraTV Reseller Panel Does
The panel runs in a web browser, so a phone or laptop is all you need. Every customer sits in one list with their screen count and end date.
- New login. Choose the term and number of screens, then add the customer's name as a label. You receive a username, password, server address and M3U link.
- Extend. Add months to an active customer. The details stay the same, so nothing on their TV changes.
- Trial login. Create a 24-hour test for anyone who wants to try the guide and catch-up first.
- Suspend. Switch off a login that has been shared or needs to stop early.
Resellers get a priority WhatsApp line for panel or stream issues. You are welcome to send our step-by-step device guides to customers as they are.
Reseller Margins, Login by Login
The cost of each login depends on your pack and on how many credits that login uses. Here are the figures.
| Login | Credits | Starter, $8 each | Business, $7 each | Pro, $6 each | Enterprise, $5 each |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 screen for 1 month | 1 | $8 | $7 | $6 | $5 |
| 1 screen for 3 months | 3 | $24 | $21 | $18 | $15 |
| 1 screen for 6 months | 6 | $48 | $42 | $36 | $30 |
| 1 screen for 12 months | 12 | $96 | $84 | $72 | $60 |
| 2 screens for 12 months | 24 | $192 | $168 | $144 | $120 |
Selling at the SyntraTV public price
Now set those costs against our own one-screen prices: $15 for a month, $29 for three, $45 for six and $69 for twelve. Study the results before you decide what to charge.
| Sold at the public SyntraTV price | Starter credits | Pro credits | Enterprise credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| $15 for one month | $7 profit | $9 profit | $10 profit |
| $29 for three months | $5 profit | $11 profit | $14 profit |
| $45 for six months | $3 loss | $9 profit | $15 profit |
| $69 for twelve months | $27 loss | $3 loss | $9 profit |
Shorter terms leave you more room. A yearly login only makes money on Enterprise credits, and not much even then. Multi-screen logins follow the same logic: a two-screen year uses $120 of Enterprise credits, while the SyntraTV subscription sells that same plan for $119.
How resellers earn their place
Trying to beat our public prices rarely works, because the table leaves so little room. Successful resellers get paid for hands-on help that no website provides.
- Setting up the player at the customer's home, with the TV guide loaded, catch-up tested and a parental PIN on adult groups.
- Adding the same login to the bedroom TV, a tablet and a phone, so the whole family is ready to watch.
- Helping in the customer's own language and handling renewals for those who would rather not use WhatsApp.
A worked example: 20 customers each pay you $15 a month, which is $300. On Business credits their logins cost $140, leaving $160 before your time and expenses. This is an illustration only, not an income promise.
Choosing Your First Pack
Guess how many customers you can sign up in your first month. Let that guess choose the pack, rather than the per-credit figure.
- Starter (10 credits, $80): test demand among friends and neighbours with monthly logins.
- Business (25 credits, $175): a sensible first step when people are already asking you for TV help.
- Pro (50 credits, $300): for sellers who expect three- and six-month orders from day one.
- Enterprise (100 credits, $500): the only pack where a yearly login at public prices still turns a profit.
Since credits do not expire, buying a little more than you need is low risk.
How to Become an IPTV Provider Without Your Own Servers
Running your own platform means renting servers, licensing content, keeping a TV guide current and being on call when something breaks at 3 am. Many people asking how to start an IPTV business just want the customer side without that burden. Reselling SyntraTV splits the work that way.
SyntraTV takes care of
- Servers and capacity for busy evenings.
- The channel line-up, the on-demand library, catch-up on supported channels and streams in 4K, FHD and HD.
- Keeping the electronic program guide up to date, testing with popular players and fixing technical faults.
You take care of
- Finding customers and agreeing a fair price.
- Using the panel for new logins, renewals and suspensions.
- Everyday questions, from which guide suits a TV to a lost password.
Finding Customers and Keeping Them Happy
People buy from people they trust. Many households would rather call a local helper on a Sunday evening than write to a website they do not know.
Who tends to buy
Reselling suits people others already ask for tech help: a phone repair shop, a TV installer or a busy parent in a school group. Families are a natural fit, because catch-up and multi-screen plans solve real arguments over the remote. They ask practical questions, and these pages answer most of them.
- What can we watch? Send the channel list, or the family IPTV page for kids channels and parental controls.
- Can we watch shows we missed? Share the IPTV catch-up guide and the TV guide explainer. Customers in Canada can read the IPTV Canada page.
- Is setup hard? Share the IPTV Smarters Pro guide, the Xtream Codes steps for apps that want a server address, or the 4K IPTV page for picture questions.
Be realistic about the effort. Reselling is not passive income; customers expect replies, sometimes late at night.
Keeping customers coming back
- Finish each setup properly. Load the guide, show them catch-up, set a parental PIN if there are kids, and add favourites.
- Track end dates. A friendly note in the week a login ends usually brings the renewal.
- Answer quickly. Fast, helpful replies keep customers longer than any price cut.
- Think twice about yearly terms. Customers like them, but your margin can be thin, so check the public price list first.
Stay away from the tricks poor sellers use. Fake timers and crossed-out prices lose trust fast. Never promise multi-year logins for one payment, because the credits run out long before the promise does.
Legal Duties of an IPTV Reseller
IPTV itself is a legal technology. Distributing channels or films without the rights is not. In the US, the Protecting Lawful Streaming Act of 2020 made running a commercial streaming service built on pirated content a felony. It targets those who operate or sell such services, not people watching at home. As a reseller you run a business, so seller rules can apply to you.
Copyright is only one piece. Most places expect a seller to register a business, report income and collect sales tax. Consumer law may require honest descriptions and fair refund terms. Keep customer names and phone numbers private and secure. Rules differ by country and state, so talk to a local professional before you start. We cannot give legal guarantees. Our article on whether IPTV is legal explains the basics.
Last of all, only sell what is real. Do not promise a channel, a catch-up window or a 4K stream unless its source actually provides it.
Start Reselling in Three Steps
- Send us a WhatsApp message naming the pack you want.
- Pay using one of the listed methods. Your panel is usually ready the same day.
- Hand out a few trial logins, send each tester the right setup guide and listen to their feedback.
Want to see the service for yourself first? Run the free 24-hour trial at home. Then compare your planned prices with the SyntraTV price list, and look at the subscription page to see what customers find if they come to us directly.
SyntraTV Reseller FAQ
How many credits does one customer login use?
A login uses one credit per screen for each month it runs. One screen for a month costs 1 credit, a quarter costs 3 and a year costs 12. Add a second screen and the count doubles, so a two-screen year takes 24. Credits leave your balance only when you create or extend a login, never ahead of time.
Do SyntraTV reseller credits run out?
No, credits you have not used stay in your SyntraTV balance with no expiry date. There is no pressure to sell before a cut-off. Many resellers begin with the Starter pack, see which plan lengths their customers like, and move up to a larger pack once repeat orders become regular.
Am I free to choose my own prices?
Yes, you set your own prices. Keep in mind that customers can see the public SyntraTV price list, including $69 for a one-screen year. Resellers who charge more usually earn it with something a website cannot offer, such as setting up the TV guide, catch-up and a parental PIN in the customer's living room.
Do trial logins for my customers cost credits?
No, the panel creates 24-hour trial logins without using credits, within a fair-use limit. Ask each person to check their usual channels, the TV guide and a catch-up replay on a weekday evening. If they are happy, turn that same login into a paid one, so nothing has to be set up twice.
Who supports my customers when there is a problem?
You answer your customers first, and SyntraTV handles the technical side behind you. Customers message you, not us. If a fault looks like it is on the server, send the username and a short note to the reseller WhatsApp line, and the team checks it at any hour. Most questions end once you share the right setup guide.
Can I sell logins for more than twelve months?
No, the panel offers terms from one to twelve months, and we suggest you never promise longer. A multi-year login is paid once but keeps using credits every month, so the sums fall apart fast. Sell up to a year, renew when it ends, and your customers always know what they bought.
What if a customer shares their login publicly?
Suspend the login in your panel straight away. Public sharing overloads the account, breaks the SyntraTV terms and can lead to the login being closed. When you hand over details, explain that a login is for one household and its paid screens. Customers who need more screens at once should move to a larger plan.