An IPTV reseller is someone who buys service access wholesale and passes it on, at a price they choose, to customers they already know. The AirnTV reseller program runs on credits: a single credit opens one screen for one month. Ten credits cost $80. A hundred cost $500, which brings each credit down to $5. Every login you create is a full AirnTV plan, with 25,000+ live channels, sports grouped by sport and by region, the 120,000+ on-demand library and streams in 4K, FHD and HD. Below you will find the packs, the panel, the real margins (losses included) and the rules every seller must follow.
Become an AirnTV IPTV Reseller and Sell Live TV to the Fans You Know
Credits run from $8 down to $5 each and never expire. Every login you open carries 25,000+ live channels, sport sorted by sport and region, and big events on the same login. We run the platform. You keep the customers.
Reseller Credit Packs and What They Cost
| Pack | Credits | You pay | Price per credit | Covers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 10 | $80 | $8.00 | 10 screen-months |
| Business | 25 | $175 | $7.00 | 25 screen-months, or 2 single-screen years |
| Pro | 50 | $300 | $6.00 | 50 screen-months, or 4 single-screen years |
| Enterprise | 100 | $500 | $5.00 | 100 screen-months, or 8 single-screen years |
The bigger the pack, the lower the price per credit: $8 on Starter, $5 on Enterprise. Unused credits never run out, so nothing forces you to sell fast. Start small while you find your buyers. Move up once orders come in regularly.
Who You Sell To: Fans Watching at Home
The best AirnTV customers are people you already talk to about the game. Think of the uncle who follows his team in another time zone, the coworkers in your fantasy league, or the neighbor who pays for three sports apps and still misses kickoffs. They want live TV the moment it airs, and they want one person to text when the right channel is hard to find.
- Friends and family who watch US football, basketball, baseball or hockey every week.
- Soccer fans who follow leagues at home and abroad and keep hunting for the channel.
- Fight and motorsport fans who plan their weekend around one live event.
- Local customers who would rather buy from someone nearby than from a website.
One hard line: every login is for private viewing in a home. A bar, restaurant, gym or club that shows games to the public needs a commercial license from the broadcasters, and no AirnTV plan covers that. Turn those requests down. Logins used for public display can be closed with no refund.
What the Reseller Panel Does
The panel runs in any web browser, so a phone is all you need. Each customer is one row, showing their screen count and the date their access ends.
- Create a login. Choose the length and the screens, then tag it with the customer's name. You get a username, password, server address and M3U link to pass on.
- Extend a login. Add months to an active account. Nothing changes on the customer's TV, so there is no re-setup the night before a game.
- Issue a trial. Create a free 24-hour test so a buyer can try it on a real game night.
- Block a login. Switch off a username that is being shared around, or one a customer asks to stop.
Resellers get their own priority WhatsApp line for panel questions and stream faults. You may forward our AirnTV setup guides for each device to customers exactly as they are.
Your Cost for Each Login
Two things set your cost per login: which pack paid for the credits, and how many credits that login burns.
| Credit source | One month, one screen: 1 credit | Three months, one screen: 3 credits | Six months, one screen: 6 credits | A year, one screen: 12 credits | A year, two screens: 24 credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter credits at $8 | $8 | $24 | $48 | $96 | $192 |
| Business credits at $7 | $7 | $21 | $42 | $84 | $168 |
| Pro credits at $6 | $6 | $18 | $36 | $72 | $144 |
| Enterprise credits at $5 | $5 | $15 | $30 | $60 | $120 |
Margins when you charge AirnTV list prices
On our own site, one screen is $69 for a year, $45 for six months, $29 for three and $15 for a single month. If you charge the same, here is what each sale leaves you. A minus sign means you lose money on it.
| Credits from | 1 month at $15 | 3 months at $29 | 6 months at $45 | 12 months at $69 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter credits | +$7 | +$5 | −$3 | −$27 |
| Pro credits | +$9 | +$11 | +$9 | −$3 |
| Enterprise credits | +$10 | +$14 | +$15 | +$9 |
Short plans leave the most room. A full year at list price only turns a profit on Enterprise credits, and only just. Extra screens follow the same logic. Two screens for a year eat $120 of Enterprise credits, while the AirnTV subscription page sells that same plan to the public for $119.
How good resellers earn their margin
Beating our list price is close to impossible, so don't compete on it. Compete on match-day help that no checkout page can give:
- Setting up the player in the customer's living room before the season opener, not during the first quarter.
- Opening the Sports groups with them and starring their team's usual channels as favorites.
- Turning on frame-rate matching where the app has it, so fast play looks smooth.
- Being the person they text at halftime, in their own language, when a channel acts up.
A simple example, not an income promise: 20 customers on monthly plans at $15 bring in $300. Twenty Business credits at $7 cost $140. That leaves $160 before your time and costs.
Choosing a First Pack
Picture the buyers you can honestly sign in month one. That number should pick your pack; the price per credit should not.
- Starter, 10 credits for $80: test interest with a few monthly logins for friends and family.
- Business, 25 credits for $175: a sensible first order if people already ask you how to watch the game.
- Pro, 50 credits for $300: if you expect early buyers to want three- or six-month logins.
- Enterprise, 100 credits for $500: a one-year login sold at list price only makes money on this pack.
Since credits never expire, buying one size above your guess carries little risk.
How Do I Become an IPTV Provider?
Usually the person asking wants customers and a fair margin. They do not want to rent servers, sign content deals or fix a stream at 2 a.m. on a playoff night. Reselling splits the work so you keep the part that depends on people.
What AirnTV runs
- The servers and the extra capacity that busy game nights call for.
- The live lineup of 25,000+ channels, with sport grouped by sport and by region, plus the on-demand library.
- Streams in 4K, FHD and HD, testing with common player apps and fixing technical faults.
What you run
- Finding buyers and agreeing a price with each one.
- Creating, extending and blocking logins in the panel.
- Everyday questions, from which app suits a TV to where the soccer channels sit.
Can I Do IPTV Myself, or Set Up My Own?
For your own home, yes. A tuner or media server can stream recordings to your TVs. Selling live channels to other people is a different thing. You would need hosting built for heavy video traffic, a playlist format players understand, guide data, a support rota and, most of all, distribution rights for every channel. Skip the rights and you are not running a business, you are taking a legal gamble.
For most people, "doing it myself" really means owning the customers. Reselling a platform that already works gives you that. You set prices and build relationships while the technical side stays with us.
| Route | Effort to start | Who runs the servers | Biggest risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build your own service | Very high | You | Missing rights, plus outages mid-game |
| Resell AirnTV | Low: one pack and a phone | AirnTV | Thin margins on one-year logins |
| Just recommend us to friends | None | AirnTV | You earn nothing |
How to Get an IPTV Dealership
"Dealership" sounds formal, but here it simply means the reseller program. You message us on WhatsApp, choose a pack and pay. Your panel login usually arrives the same day. There is no storefront to rent and no boxes to stock. From then on, you sell AirnTV logins to households under your own name.
If you are a buyer asking how to get an IPTV provider, the test is the same one we tell resellers to use. Try it on a real game night, message support while the game is on, and read the refund rules. Our checklist for choosing the best IPTV for sports walks through it step by step.
Answering the Questions Sports Fans Ask
People buy from people they trust. A neighbor who answers a text before kickoff beats a stranger's checkout page every time. Your buyers will ask plain questions, and a link usually answers them:
- "Will I get my games?" Send the US sports IPTV page on NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL channels or the soccer IPTV guide. Be honest: we carry channels, not rights, and which game a channel shows depends on its rights that season.
- "What about fight night or the race?" Share the live events page. A pay-per-view event only plays if a channel in the lineup carries it, and we do not sell single events.
- "What else is on?" Point them to how live IPTV works, the sports hub and the full channel lineup.
- "Is it hard to set up?" Send the IPTV Smarters Pro steps, the Xtream Codes login guide, or the 4K IPTV explainer for picture questions.
Be ready for real work. This is a service job, and customers expect replies, often on Sunday afternoons and late weeknights.
Keeping customers season after season
- Finish every install. Open the Sports groups, play a live channel, set favorites and show the customer where the guide sits.
- Set up before the big day. Do new installs a day or two ahead of a big game, not at kickoff.
- Track end dates. A friendly note in the last week usually brings the renewal.
- Match the plan to the fan. Some want a month at a time, others a full year. AirnTV plans never renew by themselves, so each customer chooses again.
- Answer quickly. A fast, useful reply keeps people longer than any discount.
Skip the tricks weak sellers rely on. Countdown timers and crossed-out prices kill trust. And never sell a multi-year prepaid login: the credits keep draining month after month long after that cash is gone.
The Law and Your Reseller Business
Streaming video over the internet is legal in itself. Passing on channels without permission is not. A US federal law from 2020, the Protecting Lawful Streaming Act, treats a for-profit streaming service built on pirated content as a felony. It aims at operators and sellers, not at viewers at home. A reseller runs a business, so the seller side of the law can apply to you.
Copyright is just the start. Most places expect you to register a business, report income and charge sales tax where it applies. Consumer rules expect honest claims and clear refund terms. Keep customer contact details private and secure. Rules differ by state and country, so talk to a local professional first. This page is not legal advice. Our IPTV legality explainer for US viewers covers the wider picture.
Last, only promise what is true. Never promise a specific game, league, pay-per-view card or 4K picture. Channel lineups and what each channel airs depend on broadcasters' rights, and those change between seasons.
Your First Week Selling AirnTV
- Message us on WhatsApp and tell us which pack fits.
- Pay with one of the methods we list. Most panels are ready the same day.
- Give three or four fans a trial login and a device guide before a big game, then ask how it went.
Want to see it as a customer first? Grab the free 24-hour AirnTV trial and watch a game on it. Compare your planned prices with the AirnTV plans and prices, then read the subscription walkthrough so you know what a buyer sees if they skip you and order direct.
Questions New AirnTV Resellers Ask
How do I become an IPTV provider?
For most people the realistic route is to resell an existing platform instead of building one. With AirnTV you buy a credit pack, get a browser panel and create logins for people you know. We run the servers and the live channel lineup. You look after sales and first-line questions. Check your local rules on business registration and tax before your first sale.
Can I do IPTV myself?
Sending your own video over the internet is easy, but a real IPTV service is a much bigger job. It needs servers, heavy bandwidth, guide data, round-the-clock repairs and, above all, the rights to every channel you send out. Most people asking this want customers, not a data center. Reselling AirnTV gives you the customers without the infrastructure or the rights problem.
Can you set up your own IPTV?
At home, yes: an antenna tuner or a media server can stream your own recordings to your TVs. Selling live channels to others is different, because you would need distribution rights from every broadcaster. That is why most small sellers become resellers. An AirnTV reseller panel is usually ready the same day you pay and needs no hardware beyond a phone.
How to get an IPTV dealership?
With AirnTV, the dealership is the reseller program. Message us on WhatsApp, pick a credit pack, pay, and your panel login usually arrives the same day. There is no shop to rent and no stock to hold. You then sell logins to friends, family and local customers who want live TV and sport at home.
How to get an IPTV provider?
Test before you pay. Ask for a free trial and use it on a real game night, when servers are busiest. Check that the channels for your sports are there, message support during the game and read the refund terms. AirnTV lets you test for 24 hours without a card, and a first order is covered by a 7-day refund window if it does not work for you.
How many credits does one customer login use?
One credit per screen per month. A one-screen login costs 1 credit for a month, 3 for three months, 6 for six months and 12 for a year. Every extra screen multiplies that, so two screens for a year take 24 credits. Your balance only drops at the moment you open or renew an AirnTV login.
Do AirnTV reseller credits expire?
No. Credits sit in your balance with no end date, so a quiet month costs you nothing. Plenty of resellers buy the Starter pack, watch which plan lengths their customers actually choose, and move to a larger pack only when renewals start arriving every week. There is no sales target to hit.
Can I set my own prices?
Pricing is up to you. Remember that our list prices are public, for example $69 for one screen for a year. Resellers who charge more justify it with things a website cannot do: installing the player in person, favoriting the right sports channels, or answering in the customer's own language before kickoff.
Do trial logins cost credits?
They cost nothing. Your panel can issue 24-hour trial logins free of charge, within a fair-use limit. The best test is a game night: ask the tester to find their team's usual channel, watch a full half and switch to a news channel. If they buy, convert the trial into a paid AirnTV login so nothing has to be typed in twice.
Can I sell AirnTV logins to a sports bar or restaurant?
No. An AirnTV login is for private viewing in a home. Showing games to the public in a bar, restaurant, gym or club needs commercial licensing from the broadcasters, which no consumer plan provides. Turn those requests down politely and sell only to households. Logins used for public display can be closed without a refund.
Who helps my customers during a game?
You are your customers' first contact, and AirnTV backs you up. If a channel fails mid-game and it looks like a server fault, send the username and a photo of the screen to the reseller WhatsApp line, at any hour. Most other questions end once you send the right setup guide, so keep those links ready.