A credit-based panel, wholesale rates and total freedom over your own pricing — built for people who want to run a real business rather than chase a referral link.
The model is deliberately simple. You buy credits in blocks at a wholesale rate, then spend them in your panel creating customer lines. One credit equals one month of one connection — so a customer who wants a year across two screens costs you twenty-four credits, and you charge them whatever the market in your area will bear.
No revenue share, no reporting obligations, no territory restrictions. What you charge and who you sell to is your business.
Create lines instantly, extend or suspend them, reset credentials and check connection status without waiting on us.
Lines go live the moment you create them, so you can sell at two in the morning and deliver immediately.
Your customers use the same load-balanced servers ours do. There is no second-tier reseller network.
A direct technical channel for the problems you genuinely cannot resolve from the panel yourself.
No territory restrictions or exclusivity clauses. The full worldwide catalogue is available on every line you create.
Nothing requires you to mention Bird IPTV to your customers. Many resellers operate entirely under their own name.
Honestly: it depends entirely on whether you can reach customers. The economics are straightforward — you buy credits below retail and sell above your cost — but margin only becomes income if people know you exist. Resellers who succeed almost always have an existing audience: a phone-repair shop, a community group, a football-forum following, a satellite-installation round.
Resellers who struggle are usually the ones who bought a large credit block first and started thinking about distribution afterwards. If you are unsure, begin with the smallest block. Credits do not expire, so there is no penalty for starting cautiously and scaling once you have proof that you can sell.
Day to day, reselling is customer service more than it is technology. You will spend your time explaining how to enter credentials on a Firestick, resetting lines for people who shared their password, and reminding customers that their term is ending. The panel work itself takes minutes; the support is the job. Price accordingly.
Everything below the panel: the servers, the channel sources, transcoding, load balancing and failover. When a channel changes source, our engineers re-point it for every line on the platform including yours. You are not reselling access to somebody else's panel that we in turn resell — the infrastructure is ours, which is why escalations get answered rather than forwarded.
You buy credits in blocks at wholesale rates and spend them creating customer lines from your panel. One credit is one month of one connection, so a twelve-month single-connection line costs twelve credits. Bigger blocks carry a lower price per credit.
A panel login where you create, renew, extend and troubleshoot lines yourself; wholesale credit pricing; the same servers and channel list our retail customers use; and a priority technical channel for anything that needs escalating.
Completely. You buy credits wholesale and charge your customers whatever you decide. We do not set retail pricing, impose territory limits or require exclusivity.
There is a starting block, deliberately modest — it filters out people who are not serious rather than acting as a barrier. Message us for current tiers.
No. Unused credits sit on your panel balance indefinitely, so buying a larger block for the better rate carries no risk of waste.
You do, day to day — that is what your margin pays for. Anything infrastructure-level comes to us, and resellers use a priority queue rather than the retail one.
Message us for current credit tiers and panel access.