How to Become an Aero IPTV Reseller: Credits, Panel and Pricing Explained

Some people who try Aero IPTV soon find that friends, family and neighbours ask how to get it too. The Aero IPTV reseller programme exists for exactly that situation: instead of sending everyone to us, you buy credits, create subscriptions for your own customers from a panel and set your own prices. You handle the customer relationship; we run the servers and the technical side.

This guide explains how the programme works in practice: what a credit is, what a line actually costs on each package, how the reseller panel is used day to day, how to think about pricing and what responsibilities come with reselling. It is a practical companion to the official reseller programme page, which always shows the current packages. For an overview of the service you would be reselling, see the complete AeroIPTV guide or the Aero IPTV homepage.

What an Aero IPTV reseller does

A reseller is an independent partner who sells Aero IPTV subscriptions to their own customers. In practice that means:

• Buying credits in advance in one of the reseller packages.
• Creating lines for customers in the reseller panel. A line is one customer subscription with its own login.
• Setting their own prices and collecting payment from their customers directly.
• Providing first-line support: helping customers install a player, enter their login and fix simple problems.
• Escalating technical issues to Aero IPTV's reseller support when something is beyond a setting.

Your customers watch on the same servers as Aero IPTV's own customers. What changes is who sells to them and who they call first when they need help.

How reseller credits work

Everything in the reseller programme is measured in credits. The rule is simple: one credit equals one month of service for one device. So:

Credits are bought up front and never expire. Unused credits stay in your panel until you use them, so there is no monthly fee eating into quiet months.

Reseller packages and the real cost of a line

At the time of writing, the official reseller page lists three packages. Dividing each price by its credits gives the cost per credit, and from that the cost of the lines you create:

Larger packages lower your cost per credit, so the cost of each line falls as you grow. They also add features: the Business package adds sub-resellers, bulk subscription creation and credit usage reporting, and Enterprise adds unlimited sub-resellers and a dedicated account manager. The full feature list for each package is on the reseller page.

The reseller panel, day to day

Your panel is where you manage every customer. The everyday tasks are:

1. Create a trial line when someone wants to test the service, so they can check it on their own devices first.
2. Create a paid line with the right length and number of devices once they decide to buy. The panel deducts the matching credits.
3. Send the login to your customer with simple setup steps for their device.
4. Renew or extend lines before they expire, so customers keep the same login and do not need to set anything up again.
5. Add connections when a household needs more screens.
6. Track your credits so you top up before you run out.

Trial lines: use them well

Trial lines are the most powerful sales tool you have, because they let a customer prove the service works on their own connection. Make them count by sending the trial with a short checklist. Our Aero IPTV free trial checklist is written for exactly this, and you can share the link. Ask customers to test during their normal evening viewing, not on a quiet afternoon.

Setting your prices

As a reseller you set your own prices, and nobody can tell you what you will earn: it depends on your costs, your customers and the time you put in. A sensible way to work out a price is to add up everything a line really costs you:

• The credits the line uses, at your package's cost per credit.
• Payment fees charged by the payment methods you accept.
• Your time, especially for setup help and the occasional evening support message.
• Trial lines that do not turn into sales.

Then compare that with what your customers would pay elsewhere, including the official Aero IPTV pricing. Many resellers compete on convenience and local support rather than on being the cheapest, because a customer who can message someone they know at 9pm on a match night values that.

Be wary of any temptation to sell 'lifetime' subscriptions. Credits are consumed month by month, so a lifetime promise is one you cannot keep. Sell plan lengths that match the credits you use.

Supporting your customers

Good support is what keeps customers renewing. You do not need to be a technical expert; you need a short routine and the right links:

When a problem is not a setting, such as every channel failing on every device at once, escalate it to reseller support with the line's username, the channel, the time and what the customer sees. That information lets us find the cause quickly.

Reselling responsibly

A reseller business is only as good as its reputation. A few principles protect you and your customers:

• Know the rules where you sell. As with every Aero IPTV customer, you are responsible for making sure your activity complies with the laws of your country.
• Market honestly. Do not promise specific channels, events or uptime you cannot guarantee; channel line-ups change over time.
• Make it clear you are a reseller. Use your own name and branding, and do not present your site or social pages as the official Aero IPTV website. Our guide to the AeroIPTV official website explains why lookalike sites damage everyone.
• One line per household. Lines shared beyond a household can be suspended, which leaves your customer without service.
• Keep records of the lines you create and the payments you receive.

Choosing a package: three examples

How to get started

1. Read the [reseller page](/reseller) and choose the package that fits your current customers.
2. Message Aero IPTV on WhatsApp from the official site with the package you want.
3. Receive your panel login once your package is set up.
4. Create a trial line for yourself and test the full customer experience on your own devices.
5. Prepare your support links from the table above, then start inviting customers.

Conclusion

Becoming an Aero IPTV reseller is straightforward: buy prepaid credits that never expire, create lines from your panel, set your own prices and give your customers good first-line support. The numbers are transparent, with each line's cost following directly from your package's cost per credit, and the larger packages lower that cost and add tools for growing teams.

If you are ready to start, compare the packages on the reseller page and message us on WhatsApp. If you are still deciding whether the service suits your customers, try it yourself first with the free trial checklist.