How to Review Reseller Panel Pricing: 7-Step Audit (2026)

Knowing how to review reseller panel pricing saves you from the most common buying mistake: comparing headline prices that don’t measure the same thing. One panel charges per monthly credit, another per yearly credit, a third adds charges for extra connections, and a fourth hides its refund terms. This guide explains how to review reseller panel pricing for IPTV in seven steps, with a worked example and a list of questions to send any provider.

Disclosure: this guide is published by IPTV Reseller Store, which sells IPTV reseller credit packages. It covers IPTV reseller panels, not web-hosting or domain reseller panels. The worked example uses hypothetical prices for illustration only.

Why Reseller Panel Prices Are Hard to Compare

Price lists for IPTV reseller panels follow no common format. Across public pages, you’ll see credits that buy one month, credits that buy twelve months, fractional credits such as 0.1 or 0.3 for short terms, prices with a “$” sign but no stated currency, and terms such as minimum orders or refunds that appear only “on request”. Two lists can look similar and differ several-fold in real cost, which is why you need to know how to review reseller panel pricing properly rather than at a glance.

How to Review Reseller Panel Pricing in 7 Steps

Check that the price list states its currency, such as USD, EUR or GBP, not just a symbol. If you sell in dollars but buy in euros, exchange rates and card fees become part of your cost.

This is the most important step. On a monthly-credit panel, one credit activates one month for one customer. On an annual-credit panel, one credit activates twelve months. If the page doesn’t say, you can’t review the price at all; ask before going further.

Divide the package price by the number of credits, then divide by the months one credit buys. This single number lets you compare any two panels, whatever unit they use. Our guide to IPTV reseller credits shows more worked examples.

Some panels charge proportionally more for short subscriptions: if 3 months costs 0.3 of an annual credit, four 3-month terms use 1.2 credits for the same year. Others charge more credits for a second connection. Work out the cost of the subscription mix you’ll actually sell, not just the 12-month line.

Check for setup or activation fees, minimum order amounts, payment processing fees on the methods accepted, and third-party app fees your customers might pay. Together these make up the total cost of ownership, which matters more than the list price.

Credits that expire turn unsold balance into a loss, so a cheaper package with expiry can cost more than a pricier one without. Read the refund policy: is there a refund window, and does it apply once credits are used?

Larger tiers lower the unit price, but only on credits you sell. Estimate the credits you’ll use in your first months and check whether moving up a tier actually saves money once you count the extra cash tied up. The credit calculator helps with the arithmetic. This last step is where knowing how to review reseller panel pricing pays off most.

Worked Example: Auditing Two Price Lists

Here’s how to review reseller panel pricing on two hypothetical panels. All figures are invented for illustration. Assume you expect to sell, over a year, 10 annual subscriptions and 10 customers on 3-month terms renewed four times.

In this example, Panel Y is cheaper on paper, and the audit shows exactly why and what you give up: an unstated currency, an expiry rule that can waste credits, a setup fee and no refunds. A real review would also weigh the trial, support and the provider’s distribution rights. Price is one line of the audit, not the whole decision.

Questions to Send Any Provider

Part of knowing how to review reseller panel pricing is knowing what to ask. If a price list leaves gaps, send these questions by email and keep the answers:

1. Which currency are your prices in, and are taxes included?
2. How many months does one credit activate, and for how many connections?
3. Do short subscriptions or extra connections use more credits? Please share the full table.
4. Are there setup, activation or minimum-order fees?
5. Do unused credits expire, and what is your refund policy?
6. Which content do you have the right to distribute, and in which countries? In the US, the Protecting Lawful Streaming Act made running an unauthorized commercial streaming service a felony, so this answer matters as much as the price.

Our Pricing, Reviewed the Same Way

Here is how to review reseller panel pricing on our own list, step by step:

Our pricing page doesn’t state whether taxes are included, so ask us if that matters for your budget. See the full terms in our refund policy and terms of service, and compare all five IPTV reseller packages side by side.