One panel login. Every customer you sign up gets their own line inside it.
This page covers your side of the business — what actually happens from ordering credits to managing your first customers through your own reseller panel, not just what your customers watch it on.
Five steps, none of them automated away from you
Order a credit tier that matches your volume
Starter, Growth, or Scale — the tier only sets your rate per credit, not what the panel can do.
Receive your reseller panel login
Sent once payment clears — this is separate from any test login you may have used to check the lineup beforehand.
Create a line for your first customer
Each customer gets their own line inside your panel, not a shared account.
Assign credits to that line
Give it 1 credit for a month or 12 for a year — your credit balance is deducted accordingly.
Repeat as you sign up more customers
Your panel is built to hold your whole customer base, not just a single test line.
The test login and the panel login are not the same thing
| Free test login | Reseller panel login | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A real Xtream-format end-user login | Your account for creating and managing customer lines |
| Who it's for | You, personally, before ordering | You, running your reseller business afterward |
| When you get it | On request, at no cost | After a credit order and payment clear |
| Can it create customer lines? | No | Yes — this is its entire purpose |
Standard reseller panel functionality, in plain terms
A reseller panel gives you a way to create a separate line for each customer, assign a number of credits to that line to set how long it stays active, and keep track of your customer base — which lines are active, which are close to running out. That's the core of what any reseller panel needs to do, and it's what yours does from the moment your credits land.
Onboarding your first three customers
Say your first three customers want a month, three months, and a year respectively. From your panel, you'd create three separate lines and assign 1, 3, and 12 credits to them in turn — 16 credits gone from your balance, three active customer lines to show for it. When the first customer's month is up, you either assign more credits to keep that line running or let it lapse — the decision, and the timing, stays yours.
What your customers can watch it on
Smart TV
Samsung and LG models both carry a compatible player in their own app store — a detail your customers notice immediately, since it means no extra box under the TV.
Android TV
An Android TV or Google TV box reads the same login through several Play Store players built for exactly this format.
Fire TV & Firestick
Works through Amazon's own Appstore first, with a sideloaded alternative on standby — one of the most common devices your customers will actually be using.
MAG / Set-Top Box
Standard MAG-format boxes read the line directly — still common among customers who came from a traditional IPTV box setup.
Android Phone & Tablet
A second-screen option that reaches the identical lineup as the television, useful for customers who split viewing across devices.
iPhone & iPad
A single compatible app from the App Store covers both, so switching devices never means a different login for your customer.
Apple TV
Reachable through the App Store or a sideloaded build, landing on the identical catalog every other device on this list gets.
Windows & macOS
A desktop player on either system takes the login directly — useful for a customer testing before committing to a set-top box.
Every device above reaches the identical 40,000+-channel, 180,000+-title lineup — device choice is something your customers pick for themselves, not something that changes what a credit gets them.
What to check before writing to support
- Confirm which specific line and channel the issue is on — a single customer, or several?
- Check whether that customer's credits are still active, not simply expired
- Ask the customer which device and app they're using — a device-side issue looks identical to a stream issue at first glance
Still stuck after that? Contact support with the line, the channel, and what's actually happening on screen — that combination gets it solved fastest.
Panel FAQ
What can I actually do from my reseller panel login?
Create a line for each of your customers, assign credits to set how long that line stays active, and see which of your lines are active or coming up for renewal — the core functions any reseller panel needs.
Is the reseller panel login the same as the free test login?
No. The free test login is a real end-user-style Xtream login meant for you to personally check quality before ordering. The reseller panel login is a separate credential, sent once you've actually ordered credits, and it's what lets you create and manage customer lines.
Do I need to know how many customers I'll have before ordering?
Not exactly — but the 120-credit minimum is sized around onboarding a real first batch of customers, so it helps to have at least a rough sense of your starting volume.
What happens when a customer's credits run out?
That line stops being active until you assign more credits to it from your balance — nothing renews automatically on its own, which keeps you in control of exactly when and how you bill your own customers.
Can I run more than one customer line off the same panel login?
Yes — that's the entire point of a reseller panel. One login, many lines, each one representing a separate customer.