IPTV Reseller Programme for Europe: TiviBridge Panel and Credit Packs

The TiviBridge IPTV reseller programme for Europe lets you sell subscriptions under your own name using a credit-based reseller panel. You buy credits in euro, from €3.00 to €4.00 each, and every credit gives one screen one month of service. We run the servers and channel line-ups. You find the customers and set the prices.

Each account you create is a full TiviBridge subscription: 25,000+ live channels across five home markets, 120,000+ films and series, and 4K where the source allows. It suits shop owners, community organisers and IT helpers who already have people asking them about Polish, German, Dutch or Turkish TV.

Margin per account compared with our retail prices

The table shows what each one-screen account costs you in credits, and what you keep if you charge the same price we charge on our retail pricing page. You are free to charge more or less. These figures are simple arithmetic, not a forecast of sales.

Multi-screen accounts follow the same logic. A three-month account on two screens uses 6 credits, because each screen counts separately. Price multi-screen plans with that in mind, so a family plan still leaves you a fair margin.

Short plans give the highest margin per credit, while twelve-month plans lock in a customer for a year. Most resellers mix both: short plans to win trust, long plans once the customer is settled.

What you get

• Reseller panel to create, renew, extend and pause accounts, with a trial generator.
• Euro pricing from €3.00 per screen-month on the Enterprise pack.
• Your own name: customers deal with you and your WhatsApp number, not with us.
• Ready-made setup guides: share any device setup guide from this site with your customers.
• Priority support on WhatsApp for panel and service questions.

Who the programme suits

The best resellers already have a community that trusts them. That might be a Polish shop in Germany, a Turkish phone repair shop in Vienna, a Dutch IT helper who sets up TVs for older neighbours, or someone running a large expat group in Brussels. They know which channels people want and can explain setup face to face.

The five home markets make this easier. One subscription covers the Polish pack, the German pack, Dutch, Flemish, Walloon and Austrian channels, plus Turkish and UK packs. You do not need a separate supplier for each language group.

How the reseller panel works

The panel is a web page you open on a phone or computer. To create an account, you enter a username, choose the plan length and the number of screens, and confirm. The panel deducts the right number of credits and shows the login details, ready to paste into WhatsApp.

Renewals work the same way. You find the customer, choose the extension and confirm. If a customer stops paying, you simply do not renew; nothing renews automatically. Trials are created from a separate button and expire on their own after 24 hours.

Choosing the right credit pack

Start small unless you already have a waiting list. The Starter pack of 10 credits is enough for a handful of monthly customers or one twelve-month account, and it lets you learn the panel without much risk. Most people move up once they have ten or more regular customers.

The Business pack suits a shop or community group with steady demand. Pro and Enterprise make sense when you renew dozens of accounts each month, because the lower cost per credit adds up across a year. Credits stay in your panel, so a bigger pack is not wasted if a month is quiet.

Supporting your customers

Good support is what keeps customers renewing. Most questions are about setup: which app to install, where to type the login, why a channel does not load. The Fire TV Stick guide and the Samsung TV guide answer the majority of them, and you can send the links as they are.

When a problem is on our side, such as a channel that has stopped working, pass it to the reseller line with the customer's username. We look into it directly and tell you when it is fixed. You never have to diagnose servers or streams yourself.

Encourage customers to use a trial before they pay. Explain that operator boxes such as MagentaTV, Ziggo, Telenet, Proximus and Polsat Box cannot run IPTV apps, so they may need a stick. Setting expectations early avoids most refund requests.

Pricing tips for resellers

You set your own prices, and there is no single right answer. Some resellers match our retail prices and compete on local service. Others charge a little more because they install the app in person. Either way, keep your prices in euro, state clearly how many screens are included, and never promise specific channels or matches.

Avoid automatic renewals and long lock-ins. Our own model is simple: pay for a period, and renew only if you want to. Customers in all five markets respond well to that honesty, and it keeps disputes rare.

Keeping customers over time

Renewals are where a reseller business grows. A customer who renews every few months costs you nothing to find again. The panel shows each account's end date, so you can send a friendly reminder a few days before it runs out, without any automatic charge.

Keep a short note of each customer's device and favourite pack. When someone calls about a missing channel or a new TV, you can help straight away. Small touches, such as setting up a favourites group during installation, make the service feel personal and give people a reason to stay with you.

How to start

1. Message us on WhatsApp with "reseller" and the pack you are interested in.
2. Pay for the credits in euro. Your panel login normally arrives in the chat the same day.
3. Create a few trial accounts, test them on your own devices, then start selling.

Rules and honest selling

Resellers carry responsibility too. Do not tell customers that TiviBridge is licensed by any broadcaster, and do not describe the service as "100% legal". In the EU, the Court of Justice ruled in the Filmspeler case (C-527/15) that selling access to unlicensed streams can itself infringe copyright. Enforcement tends to focus on sellers and resellers.

Read our plain-language article on whether IPTV is legal in Europe before you start, and check the rules in your own country. Accounts may not be shared publicly or resold to other resellers without agreement. This is general information, not legal advice.