Credits are not a wage
They are stock. Money spent on 120 credits is money you get back one customer at a time, and if you sell forty lines you have forty renewal dates to chase.
Reseller programme
Credits, not commission
You buy a block of credits up front, spend them on your own customers whenever you like, and keep whatever you charge above what the credit cost. No revenue share, no targets, no monthly fee waiting for you if you have a slow month.
A block of 120 credits is $250. One credit runs one connection for one month. That is the entire pricing model and there is nothing underneath it.
$2.08 a creditCredits never expireArranged on WhatsApp
120 Credits
The standard opening block. Enough to run ten customers for a year, or a hundred and twenty for a month, or any mix in between.
Block120 credits for $250.00 USD
Rate$2.08 per credit
One creditOne month on one connection
ExpiryNone while the account is open
Setup feeNothing. The block is the only payment.
01What a credit is
A month of one line, held in advance
If you have come from a panel that bills you monthly for a package, this works the other way round.
Nothing is metered and nothing is invoiced later. The credits sit on your balance, and they only move when you create or renew a line. A customer who buys six months takes six credits off the balance at the moment you press the button, and that is the last time money is mentioned until they come back.
The useful side effect is that your costs are known before you quote anybody. You are not guessing what the next invoice looks like, because you already paid it.
120Credits in the block
$2.08Cost of one month
10Yearly customers per block
1Connection per credit
02The maths
What 120 credits are worth on the street
Your cost column is fixed by the rate above. The resale column is an example, not a price list, and the last column is what actually lands in your pocket per customer.
| You sell | Credits spent | Costs you | Example resale | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | 1 | $2.08 | $8.00 | $5.92 |
| 3 months | 3 | $6.25 | $20.00 | $13.75 |
| 6 months | 6 | $12.50 | $35.00 | $22.50 |
| 12 months | 12 | $25.00 | $60.00 | $35.00 |
Read the bottom row twice, because it is the one that matters. Selling annual subscriptions is less work than selling monthly ones and it pays better per hour, which is why most people here end up pushing the twelve month option even though the monthly one looks easier to sell.
03Getting set up
Four steps, and none of them are a form
Reseller accounts on Trex IPTV are opened personally over WhatsApp. There is no registration page on this site, and there is not going to be one.
The reason is boring rather than exclusive: a credit balance has to be attached to a real person, and a two minute conversation sorts out things a form never would, like whether you need a second connection allowance or which region your channel questions are going to come from.
Message the number
Say what you already sell, roughly how many lines you expect to run in the first month, and which country most of your customers are in. That last one matters more than people think, because it decides which channel groups you will be asked about at two in the morning.
Balance goes on, panel login comes back
Once the block is paid for, the credits land on a reseller balance and you get a login for the panel. That is the whole handover. There is no contract to sign and no monthly fee sitting underneath it.
You create the lines yourself
Create a line, pick the length, and the credits come off your balance there and then. Renewals work the same way, and they extend the line rather than replacing it, so your customer never re-types anything into their television.
Top up when you are low
Same number, same conversation, usually a few minutes. Most people buy the next block when the balance is down around fifteen, so a busy weekend never catches them out.
04Before you buy
Four things worth knowing in advance
None of this is designed to talk you out of it. It is the stuff people find out in month two, and month one is a better time.
One credit, one connection
A customer who wants two televisions running at once is two connections, so two credits a month. Price that in before you quote them, not after.
Your customers are yours
They contact you, not us. We back you up when something is wrong at the source, but the person who took the money answers the phone.
Sources move
A channel goes down, gets re-pointed, comes back. Tell us which channel and which country and it gets fixed faster. Vague reports get slow answers everywhere in this trade.
What comes with the balance
- A panel login that creates and renews lines on demand
- The same thousands of channel list your retail customers see
- Films and box sets on every line you create
- Renewals that extend rather than replace a line
- A direct WhatsApp thread for source problems
What does not come with it
Marketing material, a website, a customer list, or anybody to answer your customers for you. This is wholesale supply and nothing more. If you were hoping for a done for you package, this is not that, and it is better to know now than after the transfer clears.
$250 for 120 credits
Send one message and you can have a balance and a panel login inside the hour. If you would rather ask something first, that is the same number and nobody will chase you afterwards.
05Reseller questions
Asked before the first block, every time
If yours is not here it is not a stupid question, it is just one nobody has asked twice yet. Send it over.
Selling to your own customers and want to see what they will actually be watching? The main page covers the channel list and get started has the device setup you will end up sending them.
Do the credits expire?
No. Credits sit on the balance until you spend them, and an account that is quiet for a few months is still an account. What has a clock on it is the line you create with a credit, and that clock starts when you create it, not when you bought the block.
Can I buy fewer than 120 credits to start with?
Ask. The 120 block at 250 dollars is the standard entry because it is the point where the per credit rate makes sense, but if you are testing the water with a handful of customers, say so on WhatsApp and we will sort something out rather than lose you over it.
What do I charge my own customers?
Whatever your market takes. We do not set your prices, publish a recommended list, or care if you undercut the retail plans on this site. The only thing worth saying is that the people who last in this business are the ones who answer messages, not the ones who are cheapest.
How do I actually pay for a block?
On WhatsApp, when you arrange it. The methods that are open change from month to month, so quoting a fixed list here would be out of date by the time you read it. Ask and you get the current answer in a minute.
Can I extend a customer without changing their login?
Yes, and you should. Renewing from the panel extends the existing line, so the server address, username and password on their Fire Stick stay exactly as they are. Creating a fresh line for a returning customer is a self inflicted support ticket.
Why is there no signup form on this page?
Because a form would only collect an email address and then somebody would have to message you anyway. Credit accounts get opened by hand, in a conversation, usually inside ten minutes. Skipping straight to the conversation is faster for both of us.
Do my customers get the same channel list as retail buyers?
The same one. Nothing is held back for the direct plans and nothing extra is unlocked for resellers. Thousands of channels, the film and box set library, and the guide where the channel publishes one.