Check the panel with your own eyes first — no charge, no obligation
A free Xtream-format test login puts the real 40,000+-channel, 180,000+-title lineup on your own screen, so you can judge stream stability and picture quality for yourself before ordering a single credit.
Fill this in, your test login follows by email
Tell us whether you're starting a reseller business or already running one and comparing suppliers — either way, the same real login goes out. Questions first? The Contact page reaches a person, not a queue.
Your business depends on a supplier you can trust before you commit
Your customers don't care whose panel is behind your service — they only notice when a channel buffers or a stream drops, and they blame you, not your supplier. A free test login lets you rule that out before it becomes your problem: check the actual lineup on your own connection, confirm it holds up under real use, and only then decide whether to order the 120-credit minimum or more.
The test login in one table
| Free test login | |
|---|---|
| Format | Real Xtream-format end-user login |
| Live channel catalog | The actual 40,000+-channel lineup, not a sample |
| VOD library | The actual 180,000+-title library |
| Resolution ceiling | Up to 4K, source and device permitting |
| Cost | Free — no charge, no card required |
| Reseller panel access | Not included — that comes with an actual credit order |
Four things worth checking before you order credits
Watch something continuously
A channel that plays cleanly for thirty seconds and one that holds up for thirty minutes are not the same test.
Check a country you actually need
If your customer base leans toward a specific region, confirm that lineup specifically rather than assuming it's covered.
Look for something in the VOD library
Search for a couple of specific titles rather than trusting the headline count alone.
Test it on the device your customers actually use
Smart TV, Android box, whatever's most common for your customer base — that's the real-world test.
What your customers will eventually use 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.
What happens next
There's no instant automated provisioning — a member of the team sets up your test login and emails it to you directly, usually within a few hours. Once you've seen the quality firsthand, Pricing has the three credit tiers ready whenever you decide to order.
Trial FAQ
Is this a reseller panel login, or something else?
Something else — it's a real Xtream-format end-user login, the same format your own customers would eventually use, not a reseller panel account. It exists purely so you can personally check quality before ordering credits, not to manage other lines.
Why is this free when the rest of the network charges $1 for a trial?
Because the person requesting it here isn't a viewer deciding whether to subscribe for themselves — it's a reseller vetting a supplier before committing real money to credits. There's no fee attached to that decision.
What should I actually be checking during the test?
Three things specifically: whether channels hold up without buffering under continuous use, whether the VOD library is genuinely stocked rather than padded, and how the picture looks at up to 4K on your own connection. Those are the same three things your future customers will judge you on.
How long until the test login arrives?
It's fulfilled manually rather than issued automatically — a person sets it up and emails it to you, typically within a few hours of your request.