An IPTV reseller is a middleman: you purchase access wholesale and sell it on to people you know, at whatever price you decide. ZorbaIPTV runs its reseller program on credits, where one credit pays for one screen for one month. A ten-credit pack is $80; a hundred-credit pack is $500, or $5 per credit. Each login you issue is a full ZorbaIPTV plan: 25,000+ channels broadcasting live, an on-demand shelf of 120,000+ titles, and picture quality of 4K, FHD and HD. What you are really selling is the thing our own customers prize most: you show up and make it work on their screen. Read on for packs, the panel, frank margin tables (losing combinations included) and the rules every partner signs up to.
Become a ZorbaIPTV Reseller: Sell IPTV That Is Easy to Set Up
Wholesale credits cost $8 to $5 each and never expire. Each login you hand out works on nearly any TV, stick, box or phone, arrives in the format the buyer's app wants, and comes with 15 beginner guides you can pass along as they are.
Credit Packs at a Glance
| Pack name | Cost of one credit | Credits inside | Pack price | Enough for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $8.00 | 10 | $80 | 10 single-screen months |
| Business | $7.00 | 25 | $175 | 25 single-screen months (about 2 one-screen years) |
| Pro | $6.00 | 50 | $300 | 50 single-screen months (about 4 one-screen years) |
| Enterprise | $5.00 | 100 | $500 | 100 single-screen months (about 8 one-screen years) |
Bigger packs bring the per-credit price down: $8 apiece on Starter, $5 apiece on Enterprise. Since credits never lapse, you are under no pressure to move them quickly. Open small while you discover who actually buys, then scale up once orders turn regular.
Your Selling Point: Setup Your Customers Can Handle
Ask anyone why they have not tried IPTV and you will often hear the same thing: "I would not know how to set it up." That hesitation is your opportunity. You become the person who makes it work, and ZorbaIPTV hands you what you need.
- Nearly any screen, one login. Fire TV Sticks, Samsung and LG televisions, Google TV and Android TV boxes, iPhones, iPads, Apple TV, MAG and Formuler set-top boxes, plus Windows and Mac computers.
- Whatever format the app asks for. The panel shows Xtream Codes details, meaning a server plus username and password, and also an M3U link, and MAG-type boxes can be tied to their MAC address. Give the buyer the one their player expects.
- Guides you are free to forward. Our 15 ZorbaIPTV beginner setup guides were written for first-timers. Send the right link and plenty of buyers finish alone.
- Backup when you are stumped. If a customer's TV defeats you, our reseller WhatsApp line answers 24/7.
Who You Sell To
Your strongest prospects already ask you to fix their gadgets. Chances are you can name several.
- Older relatives with a new smart TV and zero interest in learning its menus.
- Households with mixed hardware: a stick in the lounge, a smart TV upstairs, a tablet and two phones.
- Recent cable cutters who now face a remote covered in app buttons and feel lost.
- Neighbors and local buyers who prefer a person they can phone over a faceless website.
One line you must not cross: logins are for private viewing at home. Any bar, café, gym or waiting room showing TV to the public needs commercial licensing from broadcasters, and ZorbaIPTV plans never provide it. Decline those buyers. A login caught in public use may be closed with no refund.
Inside the Reseller Panel
Everything happens in an ordinary browser tab; your phone is enough. Every customer shows as one line with their screens and expiry date.
- New login. Set a term and a screen count, add the buyer's name as a label, and the panel generates the credentials and an M3U link, ready to pass on.
- Extension. Add months to an active account. The buyer's app carries on with unchanged details, so nothing needs redoing on their TV.
- Trial. Hand a prospect 24 free hours so they can test on their own screen before paying.
- Block. Switch off any username that is circulating beyond its owner, or that a buyer wants ended.
For app-by-app help, three walkthroughs cover what resellers run into most: Smarters Pro setup, TiViMate setup and MAG and Formuler box setup.
Your Cost per Login
Two variables decide what a login costs you: which pack supplied the credits, and how many credits the login consumes.
| Login you create | Credits used | Via Starter ($8) | Via Business ($7) | Via Pro ($6) | Via Enterprise ($5) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly, single screen | 1 | $8 | $7 | $6 | $5 |
| Quarterly, single screen | 3 | $24 | $21 | $18 | $15 |
| Half-year, single screen | 6 | $48 | $42 | $36 | $30 |
| Full year, single screen | 12 | $96 | $84 | $72 | $60 |
| Full year, two screens | 24 | $192 | $168 | $144 | $120 |
Margins if you charge the ZorbaIPTV list price
On our website a single screen retails at $15 (one month), $29 (three), $45 (six) and $69 (twelve). Charge exactly that and the table shows what stays in your pocket per sale. A minus sign marks a loss.
| Sold at our list price | Starter credits | Business credits | Pro credits | Enterprise credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One month for $15 | +$7 | +$8 | +$9 | +$10 |
| Three months for $29 | +$5 | +$8 | +$11 | +$14 |
| Six months for $45 | −$3 | +$3 | +$9 | +$15 |
| Twelve months for $69 | −$27 | −$15 | −$3 | +$9 |
Short terms leave the widest gap. A twelve-month login at list price turns a profit only on Enterprise credits, and a slim one. Adding screens follows suit. Twenty-four Enterprise credits, $120 worth, buy a two-screen year that the ZorbaIPTV subscription page retails for $119.
Earning your margin honestly
Undercutting our public price is close to impossible, so skip that game. Charge for hands-on help a website cannot deliver:
- Putting the player on the buyer's TV or stick yourself, in their living room.
- Typing the credentials in so the buyer never sees a server address.
- Starring their favorite channels and showing them the search button.
- Being the friendly number they text when the screen does something odd.
One illustration, not an earnings promise: ten people on monthly plans at $15 pay you $150. The Starter pack that covers them costs $80. You keep $70 before your own time and costs.
Picking Your First Pack
Estimate honestly how many buyers you can sign in month one. That estimate, not the per-credit price, should choose the pack.
- Starter, 10 credits, $80: test the water with a handful of monthly logins for family and friends.
- Business, 25 credits, $175: sensible if people already bring you their TV problems.
- Pro, 50 credits, $300: for when you expect buyers to prefer three- or six-month terms.
- Enterprise, 100 credits, $500: the one pack on which a twelve-month login at list price still earns.
As credits do not expire, buying one size up from your guess carries little downside.
How Do I Become an IPTV Provider?
Behind this question there is usually a wish for customers and steady income, not a wish to lease servers, negotiate content contracts or fix streams at 3 a.m. Reselling splits the load sensibly: you handle people, we handle machines.
What ZorbaIPTV handles
- Servers, bandwidth and every technical repair.
- The 25,000+-channel live lineup and the on-demand library.
- Credentials in all three common formats, tested against the big player apps.
- Fifteen beginner guides, rewritten whenever app menus move.
What you handle
- Finding buyers and settling a price with each.
- Issuing, extending and blocking logins in the panel.
- First-line setup help, from choosing a player to typing in the login.
Can I Do IPTV Myself? Running Your Own Service Versus Reselling
For your own household, absolutely. A tuner or a media server will happily stream your own recordings to every TV you own. Supplying channels to other households is a separate kind of business. It calls for video hosting built for heavy traffic, login and playlist systems that apps can read, guide data, support staff and, crucially, a distribution license covering each channel. Lacking those rights, you do not have a business. You have legal exposure.
When most people say "do it myself," what they actually mean is "own my customers." Reselling gives exactly that. You control prices and relationships while we keep the infrastructure humming.
| Option | Startup effort | Servers run by | Main danger |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch your own service | Enormous | Yourself | No channel licenses, and every outage is yours to fix |
| Become a ZorbaIPTV reseller | Small: a pack plus a phone | ZorbaIPTV | Thin profit on twelve-month logins |
| Just point friends to us | Zero | ZorbaIPTV | No income for you at all |
How to Get an IPTV Dealership With ZorbaIPTV
"Dealership" sounds grand, yet here it simply means signing up as a reseller. Send a WhatsApp message, settle on a pack and pay. Your panel access typically lands that same day. No storefront, no warehouse of boxes. From there, households buy ZorbaIPTV logins from you, under your own name.
Are you a viewer instead, trying to choose a provider? Run the same check we suggest to resellers. Install the trial on your real hardware, put a question to support and read the refund terms before paying. Our beginner article on setting up IPTV shows what a painless setup ought to feel like.
Answering the Questions Your Customers Ask
Trust sells. A neighbor who installs the app and replies to texts will beat any online checkout. Buyers ask simple things, and a single link often settles them.
- "Will it run on my TV?" Share the smart TV IPTV page for Samsung or LG owners, or the Firestick IPTV page for Fire TV. Roku owners get the Roku walkthrough plus an honest word about its limits.
- "Which app should I get?" Our player comparison sorts them by device. Make clear the apps belong to their developers, and any upgrade fee goes to them, not to you.
- "What is on it?" Send the ZorbaIPTV channel lineup, and be straight with them: we supply channels, not rights, and each broadcaster decides what it airs.
- "What on earth is an M3U?" Forward the M3U playlist walkthrough or the Xtream Codes walkthrough. Picture questions? The 4K IPTV explainer helps.
Go in with eyes open. This is service work, and buyers will message on evenings and weekends.
Keeping customers for the long run
- Finish the job. Play a live channel, save some favorites and demonstrate search before you leave.
- Leave a cheat sheet. A small card reading "press this, then that" spares you a dozen calls.
- Watch expiry dates. A friendly nudge in the final week usually wins the renewal.
- Match the term to the person. Monthly suits some buyers; a year suits others. ZorbaIPTV plans never auto-renew, so every buyer chooses afresh.
- Answer fast. Quick, clear help keeps people far longer than any promotion.
Steer clear of shady sales tactics. Ticking timers and slashed prices wreck trust. Never sell multi-year prepaid access either: the credits keep draining month after month while the cash is long spent.
Reselling and the Law
Delivering video over the internet is lawful in itself; redistributing channels without permission is not. In 2020 the United States passed the Protecting Lawful Streaming Act, which makes operating a commercial streaming service built on pirated material a felony. Its target is the operator and the seller, not the household watching. Resellers run businesses, so the seller side of that statute may reach you.
Copyright is just one piece. Many jurisdictions require business registration, income reporting and sales tax collection where it applies. The FTC's advertising and marketing guidance expects truthful claims, and clear refund terms protect you as well as your buyers. Keep customer details private and secure. Requirements differ by state and country, so consult a local professional before starting. Nothing on this page is legal advice. For background, see our plain-English look at IPTV legality in the US.
Last point: promise only what is true. Never guarantee a particular show, event or 4K picture. Lineups and programming hinge on broadcasters' rights, and those shift.
Your First Week as a ZorbaIPTV Reseller
- WhatsApp the team and name the pack you have in mind.
- Pay through one of the methods offered. Panels are usually live the same day.
- Set up three or four people you know with a trial and the guide for their hardware, then ask for honest feedback.
Want the customer's view first? Install the ZorbaIPTV trial (24 hours, free) on your own TV. Set your intended prices next to the ZorbaIPTV price table, and skim the subscription walkthrough to see what a buyer meets when ordering from us directly.
Questions New ZorbaIPTV Resellers Ask
How do I become an IPTV provider?
For almost everyone, the workable path is to resell an existing, running service rather than build one. Here, that means buying a ZorbaIPTV credit pack, receiving a browser-based panel and issuing logins to your own buyers. Servers, channels and guides stay our job. Selling, installing and first questions become yours. Look up local registration and tax rules before you take any money.
Can I do IPTV myself?
Streaming home videos to your own TV takes an afternoon. Operating an IPTV business for paying strangers takes servers, serious bandwidth, guide data, round-the-clock fixes and, above everything, a distribution license for each channel. People asking this usually just want their own customer base. ZorbaIPTV reselling delivers that, minus the hardware and the licensing headache.
Can you set up your own IPTV?
Inside your own home, certainly: a TV tuner, or media software such as Plex or Jellyfin, can share recordings with every room. Supplying channels to other households is another story, since each broadcaster would have to grant you rights. Small sellers therefore resell. A ZorbaIPTV panel is normally live the day you pay and runs comfortably from a phone.
How to get an IPTV dealership?
With us, "dealership" just means the reseller program. WhatsApp the team, choose a pack, pay, and the panel login normally follows the same day. Nothing to lease, nothing to stock, nothing to sign. From then on you sell under your own name and get people set up on whatever devices they own.
How to get an IPTV provider?
Try before buying. Get a free trial and load it onto the very device you intend to use. Fire a question at support and judge the speed and clarity of the reply. Read how refunds work. ZorbaIPTV offers 24 card-free hours, and money back is available on a first purchase for 7 days, which covers "it would not run on my device."
How many credits does one customer login use?
Each credit buys one month on a single screen. A one-screen login therefore costs 1 credit per month: 3 across a quarter, 6 over half a year, 12 for the whole year. Extra screens multiply it: two screens for twelve months burn 24. Nothing leaves your balance until you actually create or extend a login.
Do ZorbaIPTV reseller credits expire?
Never. Leftover credits wait in your balance indefinitely, so a quiet month costs nothing. Lots of new resellers open with Starter, watch which terms their buyers prefer, and move up only once renewals arrive steadily. Nobody sets you a monthly target.
Can I set my own prices?
Entirely up to you. Bear in mind our retail prices are public, for instance $69 for a single screen across twelve months. Resellers charging above that justify it with in-person work: installing the player at the buyer's home, arranging their favorites, or answering in the buyer's own language.
Do trial logins cost credits?
They are free. Within a fair-use allowance, trials lasting 24 hours come out of the panel at no cost. The best trial happens on the buyer's actual TV or stick: load the list, check it opens, leave them to explore for an evening. If they buy, convert that same trial into a paid ZorbaIPTV login so no details need retyping.
Can I sell ZorbaIPTV logins to a bar or restaurant?
No. Each ZorbaIPTV login is licensed for private viewing in a household. Bars, restaurants, gyms and waiting rooms screening TV publicly need commercial licenses from broadcasters, and consumer plans never include those. Say no to such buyers. Any login discovered in public use may be shut down without a refund.
Who helps my customers with setup?
Your buyers come to you first, and ZorbaIPTV stands behind you. Most setup questions disappear once you forward the matching guide from our setup hub. When something smells like a server fault, message our reseller WhatsApp line with the username and a snapshot of the TV, any hour.