XtreamCube IPTV Reseller
Discover XtreamCube IPTV Reseller, a complete solution to enter the thriving world of IPTV services. With the XtreamCube panel, you gain access to one of the most reliable and high-performing IPTV services globally. Start your own business today and offer your customers an unparalleled streaming experience.
How to Become an XtreamCube Reseller?
To get started, you need to purchase a credit package. The minimum requirement to become a reseller is 120 credits. Each credit equals 1 month of subscription, meaning 120 credits are equivalent to 10 years (or 120 months) of service.
Steps to Get Started:
Once logged in, you will have access to an intuitive and powerful panel to manage your IPTV business.
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Triple the credits for premium resellersHow Does the XtreamCube Panel Work?
The XtreamCube panel is designed to be simple, efficient, and powerful, offering everything you need to manage your IPTV business seamlessly. Here’s how it works:
Line Creation: Customize channels and categories to match your customers’ preferences, with each line using credits based on the subscription duration (1 credit = 1 month).
Customer Management: Add, modify, or delete channels and categories at any time, while managing usernames, passwords, and assigning specific countries to each line for personalized content.
Multi-Device Support: Configure MAG and Enigma2 devices by adding your customers’ MAC addresses, provide activation codes (username and password) for mobile or PC applications, and generate M3U links for compatibility with most IPTV players.
Reseller Management: Create sub-panels for other resellers to expand your network, allocate credits to them, and monitor their activity from your main panel.
Free Trials: Offer up to 10 free 24-hour trials per day to attract potential customers, with the ability to increase this number as your sales grow.
Catch-Up & EPG: Enable Catch-Up TV for missed shows and provide an Electronic Program Guide (EPG) for easy navigation of live TV schedules.
24/7 Support: Access reliable technical support through the panel’s integrated chat or directly from your seller for assistance whenever needed.
Join Our IPTV Reseller Program
Open your own IPTV reseller panel.
Buy by the month, sell at your own price.
That second line is the whole business. As an IPTV reseller you stock service in credits, create a line for each of your customers, and charge them whatever your market pays. We never see your customers, never see your prices, and never contact them. We keep the servers on air; the business on top of it is yours.
You pay in credits. What you charge on top of them is your business and nobody else's — not a commission, not a revenue share, not a percentage we take back.
Television is sold by the month, so nothing you sell is a one-off. Every line you create today is a renewal you get to sell again, and the customers who stay are the ones who pay for the next pack.
People buy television after they have watched it, not before. You hand out ten 24-hour trials a day, they cost you nothing in credits, and the allowance grows as you sell. You only need 12 credits sitting in your balance for the panel to let you open one.
One pack of credits, a phone or a laptop, and a panel that opens once it is paid. No servers to rent, no stock to hold, no staff, no office, no country to be in.
Most of ours were already the person their friends come to. Phone shops and repair counters, satellite installers, and plenty of people who simply kept being asked how they watch the football. This programme turns that into a real business, running on the same service our own customers use, with the same uptime published live for anyone to check.
1 credit = 1 month of service on one line. A panel opens with 120 of them, so what you are really buying is 120 months — ten years of television — to cut up between your customers however you like. Ten of them for a year each, forty for three months, a hundred and twenty for one. Every top-up after that is another 120.
Start here: what a credit is
Everything on this page is counted in credits, so it is worth thirty seconds. There are only three words to learn, and they are all on this screen.
A credit
1 credit = 1 month. One month of service, on one line. Not one customer, not one device — one month. It is the only unit we count in, and it never expires while it sits in your balance.
A line
A line is one customer's access: a username and password, or an M3U link, or a MAG portal. You create it in your panel and hand it over. To create it for a year you spend twelve credits — twelve months, one line.
Your panel
The panel is the dashboard where you do all of it: create lines, hand out trials, hold your credit balance, open sub-reseller accounts. It opens with your first 120 credits and never closes.
One pack, bought as many times as you need
There are no tiers to compare and no feature held back behind a bigger purchase. A panel is a panel. The only variable is how much service you stock up front.
120 credits
The minimum to open a panel, and the unit every top-up is counted in.
Ten customers on a year each. Or forty on three months. Or a hundred and twenty on one month. You decide, line by line.
- The full panel from day one — nothing is locked
- MAG, Enigma2, apps and M3U on the same line
- Sub-reseller panels, funded from your balance
- Free 24-hour trials every day, and more as your rank rises
- Support around the clock, from the panel or your seller
Buying in volume
Top up whenever you like, always in multiples of 120. Taking several packs at once earns a discount — the amount is agreed directly with the team, which is why you will not find a percentage printed here.
Four packs. Forty customers on a year each, or a hundred and sixty on three months.
Everything is settled in cryptocurrency — opening the panel and every top-up after it. There is no card and no PayPal, so if crypto is a problem for you, say so before applying rather than after.
What you receive the day your IPTV panel opens
Not a promise of access — the access itself. Six things arrive together, and none of them needs activating, unlocking or upgrading afterwards.
A link that belongs to you and nobody else. You open it from any browser, on a laptop or a phone, in any country. There is nothing to install.
A username and a password, sent with the link. That account is the owner of the panel: everything created underneath it is yours, including sub-resellers.
Not a voucher to redeem — the balance reads 120 the first time you log in. That is 120 months of service, ten years of it, sitting there waiting to be cut up between as many customers as you can find.
Available from the first hour, at Bronze rank, and they cost you nothing in credits. The panel does ask for at least 12 credits in your balance before it will open one — which your first 120 covers ten times over.
MAG boxes by MAC address, Enigma2 receivers, MultiAPPS logins and M3U links, all from the same line. Plus your own bouquets, the programme guide and Catch-Up for shows already broadcast.
Support through the panel's own chat, around the clock, or straight to your reseller contact. When a customer wakes you at midnight, you are not the only person awake.
This is what selling one customer looks like
The window below is your panel, and it works. Choose how long your customer is paying for, press Create line, and you will see exactly what they receive and exactly what it took out of your balance.
Not one customer and not one device. A month. That is why a year costs twelve and a quarter costs three — there is no other rule to learn.
120 credits 120 months 10 years
That is the reserve. Now cut it. Read the row that matches what you sell — change the length on the left and the row follows you.
Every row is the same 120 credits, shared differently. Shorter lines reach more people and come back for renewal sooner; longer lines are fewer customers who leave you alone for a year. Most resellers run a mix, and the pack does not care which.
Twelve credits, one line, one customer watching for a year. What you charge that customer is entirely your decision.
That is the whole mechanic. If it already makes sense, the form at the bottom takes about two minutes.
Spend a pack of 120 and watch it go
A credit is not a customer. It is one month on one line. Sell something below and take the months out of the balance — these are the real numbers, not an illustration.
A full pack, nothing sold yet.
Create a line for a customer
Nothing yet. Create a line and it lands here, with what it took out of the balance.
Credits leave the balance the day a line is created or extended, and never before. They do not expire while they wait. When the balance runs low you request another pack of 120 from inside the panel — and every credit you have spent counts toward your rank.
What you actually get for 120 credits
Not a trial account with the good parts switched off. The panel is complete the day it opens, and what you do with it is your business — including what you charge.
You set the prices
One credit is one month. What you charge on top of it is yours, and we never see your customer, your rates or your margin. You are a seller, not an affiliate on a commission.
Nothing is locked
There is no higher plan holding the useful features. MAG, Enigma2, MultiAPPS and M3U all run off the same line, and sub-reseller panels are there from the first day if you want them.
Ten free trials a day
A 24-hour trial is how this business is actually won: people watch before they pay. You hand out ten every day from the moment your panel opens, at no cost in credits. The one condition is a balance of at least 12 credits — below that the panel will not open a trial.
Credits never expire
They leave your balance the day a line is created or extended, and not one hour before. Stock up when the volume discount suits you, and use them at whatever pace your customers arrive.
Build a network under you
Fund sub-reseller panels straight from your own balance. What they sell is still service you supplied, and their volume still counts as yours — nothing is created out of nothing.
No infrastructure to run
No servers to rent, no encoders to babysit, no uptime to answer for at three in the morning. That side is ours, and it is published live on our system health page for anyone to check.
Every credit you spend moves you up a rank. The rank is not a badge to collect: each step raises how many free trials you can hand out per day, and trials are the one thing that decides how fast you grow.
You start at Bronze the day your panel opens. The exact allowance at each step is shown inside the panel, because it moves as the programme grows.
Six reasons, one pack, and nothing held back behind a bigger purchase. The next step is a form, not a payment.
From application to first line
Three steps, and the only one that takes any thinking is the first.
Apply and agree the volume
Every panel opens with 120 credits. Tell us how many packs you want to start with and we agree the terms — taking several at once earns a discount.
Pay in cryptocurrency
Crypto, and only crypto — for the panel and for every top-up after it. If that is a problem for you, say so before applying rather than after; it is easier to talk about early.
Receive your credentials
A panel address, a username and a password. Your balance is credited, your rank starts at Bronze, and the first line is about a minute of work.
What the IPTV reseller panel actually looks like to use
Not a screenshot with a marketing arrow on it. Tap through the six things you will do most, and read what each one costs you in credits.
This is the panel you would be logging into tomorrow.
One line, whatever your customer owns
You will never have to tell someone they bought the wrong box. The same line, costing the same credits, reaches all of it. Pick what your customer has.
Everything your IPTV panel does, in one list
No tiers and no locked features. A panel that opened with 120 credits does exactly what a panel that opened with 480 does — the difference is how much service is sitting in the balance, not what the software will let you do.
A line for each customer, with the bouquets that suit them. One credit for each month it runs, spent the day you create or extend it.
Set-top boxes by MAC address, apps by username and password, M3U links for most players, and Enigma2 receivers in their own section.
Change bouquets, reset a password, assign a country so the local channels are right. Editing costs nothing — only months do.
Open panels underneath yours and fund them from your balance. You supply, they sell, and you see what they create.
Hand out demos every day at no cost in credits, as long as your balance holds at least 12. The number you get rises with your rank, because selling more earns more room to sell.
Bronze to VIP. The rank climbs with the credits you spend, and it is what widens the daily trial allowance.
Build your own channel packages, turn on Catch-Up for programmes already broadcast, and attach the programme guide so the schedule reads properly.
A ticket from inside the panel, or a direct line to your reseller contact. Every day, at any hour.
You set the prices, you hold the relationship, you decide who gets what. We supply the service behind it and nothing else.
Where you can sell as an IPTV reseller
The honest answer is: from wherever you already are. Nothing about this business is tied to a country, and the four things that usually stop people are the four things below.
Your market is where you already live
You sell in your own language, to your own community, at prices that make sense where you are. A reseller in a small town with two hundred loyal customers earns more than one chasing strangers in a market they do not understand. We do not assign you a territory and we do not compete with you for it.
Time zones are already covered
Support runs around the clock, every day, so a customer whose stream stops at two in the morning your time is not your problem to solve alone. You are not the night shift for your own business.
Payment does not depend on your bank
Opening a panel is settled in cryptocurrency. That is not a fashion: it means you do not need a merchant account, a business card, or a payment processor that happens to accept your country. If you can hold crypto, you can buy credits.
There is nothing to ship
No boxes, no stock, no customs, no courier, no warehouse. A line is created in your panel and delivered in a message. Your customer can be next door or on another continent — it costs you the same credits either way.
The one thing we do ask is that you have watched the service yourself before you sell it. Take a free 24-hour trial, put it on your own television, and check our live server status while you do. Both are open to anyone, reseller or not.
Wherever you are, the answer is the same: a pack of credits and a panel. If you have never watched the service, take the free trial first — selling something you have not seen is a bad way to start.
Questions resellers ask before starting
The ones that come up in almost every first conversation. Looking for answers about the service itself rather than the programme? We keep a hundred-question FAQ for that.
One month of service on one line. A customer who takes three months costs three credits, a customer who takes a year costs twelve. It leaves your balance the day the line is created or extended, and never before.
Because 120 is the unit the programme is built on. It is ten customers on a year each, or forty on three months, or a hundred and twenty on one. Every top-up after that is a multiple of the same 120.
Yes, and it is the usual way to start once you are selling. Two, three or four packs at a time earn a discount. We do not print the figure here because it is agreed directly with the team, and a number on a page would be the first thing quoted back at us in a conversation nobody had.
No. They sit in your balance until a line spends them. That is the point of stocking them in advance rather than paying customer by customer.
In cryptocurrency, and only in cryptocurrency. That applies to opening the panel and to every top-up after it — there is no card payment and no PayPal. If crypto is a problem for you, write to us before applying rather than after.
It rises with the credits you spend, and it decides how many free 24-hour trials you can hand out each day. Bronze at the start, then Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond and VIP. Nothing else in the panel is locked behind it. One condition applies at every rank: your balance has to hold at least 12 credits for the panel to open a trial at all. Below that it refuses, which is one more reason the opening pack is 120 rather than a handful.
Yes, and we do not want to know them. You buy credits, you decide what a year of service is worth to your customers. The margin is your business.
Yes. You allocate credits from your own balance to a subseller panel and follow their activity from your main screen. What you give them leaves your balance, so the arithmetic always closes.
The same thing that happens for our own customers: traffic moves to a neighbouring edge and we say so. Our status page is public and measured live, so you can check it yourself before answering a customer.
Yes, and we would rather you did. Take a free 24-hour trial, put it on your own television, and watch it properly before you sell it to anyone. Selling an IPTV service you have never seen is the fastest way to lose the first customers you find.
Nothing. Credits do not expire and there is no deadline attached to a pack. They sit in your balance until a line spends them, whether that takes a month or two years.
No. We do not see who they are, what you charge them, or how you found them. You hold the relationship, the prices and the support conversation. We supply the service behind your panel and nothing else.
One. A line streams on a single device at a time, though your customer can install it on as many of their own devices as they like and switch between them. If someone needs two streams running at once, that is a second line and a second set of credits.
Ready to open your IPTV reseller panel?
Fill in the form below and we will come back with the credit prices, the payment details and your panel address. If you have not tested the service yet, take a free 24-hour trial first — selling something you have never watched is a bad way to start.