Understand Your Package
Compare the starting balance, activation costs, supported account options and top-up terms.
Explore the TVbrick IPTV reseller program for your US customer base. Discuss IPTV reseller panel access, compare package options and understand the account rules before you start selling.
Get familiar with our IPTV USA service, then speak to the team about your expected customer volume, device requirements and onboarding. Choose from 60 credits for $150, 120 credits for $280 or 180 credits for $380. One credit equals one subscription month.
Compare the starting balance, activation costs, supported account options and top-up terms.
Ask for a walkthrough of customer accounts, subscription durations and renewal management.
Check the channels, players and devices your customers actually plan to use.
Choose 60, 120 or 180 credits. All prices are in USD, and 1 credit equals 1 month of subscription access. These are reseller credit packages, not personal viewing plans.
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Per-credit amounts are rounded; 12-month costs use the full package price. Credits can be allocated across subscription durations. Confirm connection allowances before activation. Buttons open a WhatsApp enquiry and do not take payment.
TVbrick uses a simple credit model: 1 credit = 1 month of subscription access. A 3-month subscription uses 3 credits, 6 months uses 6 credits and 12 months uses 12 credits. Allocate your balance across customer subscriptions and renewals.
The 60-credit package costs $2.50 per credit, the 120-credit package approximately $2.33, and the 180-credit package approximately $2.11. For example, 60 credits cover five 12-month subscriptions or twenty 3-month subscriptions. Include any separate fees when setting your selling price.
Keep a record of customer expiry dates and upcoming renewals. Ask whether unused credits expire, whether minimum top-ups apply and what happens if an activation needs correcting.
An IPTV reseller panel is the dashboard used to administer customer access. It is different from the player app a customer uses to watch. When comparing a reseller IPTV panel, look at the actual account workflow and the permissions included with your access.
Ask how accounts are created, which durations can be selected and how connection limits are displayed before activation.
Check where expiry dates, remaining balance and credit deductions appear. Confirm how extensions are applied to an existing account.
Ask whether test accounts are included, what limits apply and how to escalate an account or playback issue.
A panel walkthrough should answer these questions before purchase. For the customer side, our installation guides explain supported device and player setup.
Tell the team about your target customers, expected starting volume, devices and preferred languages. Request the current reseller terms and a panel explanation.
Confirm the total price, credit rules, account limits and support arrangements. Test the viewing experience before committing to a larger balance.
Agree the access arrangements, learn the activation workflow and keep clear records of the plans sold. Give each customer appropriate setup guidance and expiry information.
The right starting point is a service your customers can use confidently and a package you understand. When comparing IPTV for reseller use, evaluate the complete customer journey rather than choosing only by credit price.
Check the channels, languages and regional feeds your customers request. Avoid promising a specific event or title until availability has been confirmed.
Test the devices you expect to support. Third-party player licenses are separate from service access, so explain any app activation charges clearly.
Agree which questions you handle directly and which need provider support. Collect the device, player, affected channel and error details when reporting an issue.
Start by requesting an IPTV Free Trial to check the viewing experience. A consumer trial does not automatically include reseller panel access; ask the team about a panel demonstration separately.
| Your goal | Account to discuss | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Watch at home | Personal subscription | Duration and device count |
| Manage customer subscriptions | Reseller access | Credits, permissions and support |
| Evaluate playback | Viewing trial | Duration and included access |
If you only need access for your household, choose an IPTV Subscription. A multi-device retail plan should not be treated as a reseller account.
Answers about getting started, panel access, credits and choosing a package.
An IPTV reseller offers customer subscriptions through a provider’s reseller arrangement. The reseller typically handles sales and initial customer assistance, while the account options and permissions depend on the provider’s terms.
Resellers arrange access with a provider, activate customer plans through the agreed process and manage renewals. Some programs use credits. Confirm the actual package rules and your support responsibilities before accepting customers.
Contact TVbrick with your target market, expected volume and experience. Request current package details, review account permissions and test the customer experience before purchasing reseller access.
Compare the account workflow, credit deductions, renewal controls, connection allowances and support. Ask for a demonstration and written terms. The best fit is the panel that meets your operational needs, not simply the one with the lowest headline price.
It is a dashboard for administering customer subscriptions and related account information. A panel manages access; a player app is used to watch content. The functions available depend on your account permissions.
With TVbrick, 1 credit equals 1 month of subscription access: 3 months uses 3 credits, 6 months uses 6 credits and 12 months uses 12 credits. Confirm connection allowances, credit expiry and top-up terms with the team.
TVbrick reseller packages cost $150 for 60 credits, $280 for 120 credits and $380 for 180 credits, all in USD. One credit equals one subscription month. These are reseller package prices, separate from retail subscriptions.
Do not purchase infrastructure before confirming the arrangement. Ask whether the quoted reseller access is hosted by the provider and whether any hosting, domain or software setup is your responsibility.
You can request a viewing trial to assess playback and device setup. Ask separately about a reseller panel walkthrough, test-account permissions and any limits attached to reseller access.
Confirm the simultaneous connection allowance and how additional devices affect the account cost. Do not assume one customer account permits unlimited devices or that retail and reseller allowances are identical.
Ask the team which branding options are available and what permission is included. Do not assume a custom app, domain, white-label panel or marketing assets are part of a standard quote.
Walk through an activation and renewal example, check how deductions and expiry dates appear, and ask how issues are reported. Test playback separately on the devices and connection your customers are likely to use.
Explain the duration, device allowance, total price, setup process, player fees and support arrangements. Provide accurate content information and clear renewal terms; do not promise features that have not been confirmed.
Tell us who you plan to serve and how you want to start. Request package pricing, credit rules and panel information before choosing your next step.