Become a SWIVTV IPTV Reseller for the Families You Already Help
If you have already set up IPTV for your parents, then a neighbor, then a cousin, the reseller panel lets you open and renew those accounts yourself, under your own name. You look after the families; SWIVTV runs the servers, the 25,000+ channels and the panel behind you.
It usually starts with one TV. You set it up for your dad, it works, and a month later his neighbor asks whether you could do the same for her. Then your aunt, then a friend from work. Before long you are ordering plans one at a time, keeping renewal dates in your head and passing questions back and forth on WhatsApp. The reseller panel is made for that stage: one login from which you open an account for each household, renew it before its end date, and keep every family you look after in one place.
First, is the panel worth it for you?
Be honest about the numbers before you buy anything. The panel is a way of managing many accounts, not a discount scheme, and nothing on this page is a promise of income. For two or three households on yearly plans, ordering each plan the normal way from the pricing page, where one screen costs $69 a year, can work out the same as credits or cheaper. The panel starts to make sense when you look after more homes than you can track by hand, or when you want each family to contact you, under your own name, rather than us.
How credits work
Everything in the panel runs on credits. Each credit is worth one month of service on one device, and a device here means one stream that can play at a time. You spend credits when you open or extend an account; any you have not used yet stay in your balance, with no expiry date on them.
How many reseller credits each kind of SWIVTV account uses
Account you open
Credits it uses
A 24-hour trial
None, within a fair-use limit
1 month, one device
1 credit
3 months, one device
3 credits
6 months, one device
6 credits
12 months, one device
12 credits
12 months, two devices
24 credits
Credits are sold in packs of 10 up to 100, and the bigger the pack, the less each credit costs. Rates are sent on request, so ask on WhatsApp for the current list and set it against the retail plans you would otherwise buy for those households before you choose one.
What you can do from the panel
Open an account for a new household in a few moments, as a trial or as a paid plan.
Renew or extend it before its end date, so nobody finds a blank screen on a Sunday evening.
Disable it when a family no longer needs it.
Issue 24-hour trials at no cost, within a fair-use limit, so a family can try it on their own TV first.
Hand out standard Xtream Codes logins: a server address with its port, a username and a password, which work in any player and in every setup guide on this site. The Xtream Codes guide explains each value.
Put your own name on it: the families you look after only ever deal with your name and your WhatsApp number.
What stays the same for the families you set up
Each household gets its own account. One account is for one household, in the reseller program as everywhere else; it is section 4 of the terms. A second home means a second account, never a shared login. The same section says that reselling access without joining the program ends the account, which is one more reason to do it this way.
For the person watching, nothing changes. They get the same channels, the same players and the same guides, and you can send them any guide exactly as it stands. What changes is who they call: you. When something is beyond you, you message the reseller line and we deal with the panel, the activation or anything upstream.
Nothing renews on its own here either. The panel lets you renew, but it will not do it for you, so put each family's end date in your calendar on the day you open the account.
Support for you, and for them
Resellers have a WhatsApp line of their own, apart from customer support, so whatever you ask about the panel is dealt with there rather than mixed in with general setup questions. The servers, the channel line-up, the program data and the panel itself are ours to look after. The relationship with your families stays yours: they deal with you, under your name.
How to start
Write to us on WhatsApp, say you want reseller access, and tell us roughly how many households you look after.
Choose a credit pack from the current list we send back, and pay for it.
The panel login comes back to you in that same WhatsApp conversation, on the same day.
Open a 24-hour trial for the next family, on their own TV, before you spend a credit.
Once they are happy, open their paid account and note its end date.
Not ready for a panel? The free trial and the FAQ cover ordering a plan for one family, and the contact page has every way to reach us.
IPTV reseller questions
How do I become a SWIVTV reseller?
Start a WhatsApp chat with us and say you would like reseller access. We reply with the current credit packs; you choose one and pay, and your panel access comes through in that chat the same day. From then on you open trial and paid accounts yourself, under your own name, for each household you look after.
What does one credit buy?
One month on one device. So a year on one TV costs twelve credits, and three months on one TV costs three. Unused credits wait in your balance with no timer on them, and the bigger the pack you buy, the less each credit costs.
Is it worth it if I only look after two or three homes?
Often not, and it is better to know that before you buy credits. For a few households on yearly plans, ordering each plan the normal way can cost the same or less. The panel is worth having when you manage more accounts than you can keep track of by hand, or want each family to deal with you directly.
Do I need a server or technical knowledge?
No server. The servers, the channels, the program data and the updates are handled on our side. You need a WhatsApp number, the panel login and enough patience to follow our device guides. Forward any of them to the families you help; they are written to be followed without you in the room.
Can the families I set up try it first?
Yes. Trials of 24 hours cost you nothing, within a fair-use limit, and you create them from the panel yourself. Open one on the TV they will actually use, check their channels with them, and create the paid account only after that. It also spares everyone an awkward moment if the TV turns out to be too old for the player.
Can two households share one account to save credits?
No. One account is for one household, for resellers as for everyone else, and it is written into the terms. Each home needs its own account, and a login shared between two homes can be closed. Separate accounts also make support simpler: you always know which family has which login.
Who supports the families I look after?
You do, first. They see your name and your WhatsApp number, so their questions come to you. Behind you, resellers have their own support line on WhatsApp, separate from customer support, for anything to do with the panel, activations or the service itself.
