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Sell IPTV Subscriptions on EB24

Buyers choose a provider and a length first. State both, say whether the line is private, and add the warranty you will stand behind.

Opens the account form, no seller application

List an IPTV subscription
  • Provider named on the card
  • Lines or reseller credits
  • 1 to 12 months
  • Warranty days stated
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What you can list

Two Kinds of IPTV Offer

IPTV is listed on EB24 as accounts. The plan type field decides whether you are selling one viewing line or a panel of credits.

Single lines

A subscription for one viewer, ready to load into a player app.

  • Provider chosen from the list, or Other
  • Length of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months from activation
  • Private for one household, or shared with others
  • Warranty days for cover after delivery

Reseller credits

A panel the buyer uses to issue lines of their own.

  • Plan type set to reseller credits
  • Number of credits stated in its own field
  • Provider named so the buyer knows which panel it is
  • Suited to buyers who manage lines for others

Volume selling

Many lines or panels across providers, managed from your own tools.

  • One offer per provider, length and access type
  • Prices and stock kept current through the API
  • Warranty claims handled through the order page
  • Speak to the team before listing large volumes

Provider and Length Are the First Two Filters

Channel lineup, apps and stability depend on the service a line runs on, so buyers on the IPTV listings pick a provider and a length before they compare prices. Getting those two right puts you in the comparison. Private or shared access and warranty days decide the rest. The EB24 selling guide walks through the form.
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Listing steps

How Selling IPTV Works on EB24

No application. Describe the line or panel accurately and deliver inside the order once the buyer has paid.

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Register and save payouts Set up an EB24 account and add the payout method for your IPTV sales. The selling guide shows where.

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Check live offers Filter the IPTV marketplace to your provider and length to see what similar lines or panels are priced at.

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Choose provider and plan type Pick the provider, or Other if yours is not listed, then choose subscription for a viewing line or reseller credits for a panel.

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Set length, access and warranty Choose 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and private or shared. Add credits if it is a panel and the warranty days you will honour. Then set your title, description and price.

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Deliver and withdraw Send the login or panel details through the order. As soon as the buyer confirms the line plays, the held payment goes to your EB24 balance.

Why EB24

Why Sell IPTV Through an EB24 Order

Selling lines through messaging apps means arguing about payment and outages in private. An order gives both sides a process.

Filtered buyers

Buyers narrow the page to a provider and length before they open anything, so the people who reach your offer already want that line.

Selling IPTV

What Goes on an IPTV Card

Every offer on the IPTV marketplace shows the same details. Buyers compare these before they read your description.

The fields buyers compare

Provider
The service the line runs on, picked from the list or entered as Other. It decides the channel lineup and the apps the buyer can use.
Plan type
Subscription is one viewing line. Reseller credits is a panel that issues lines. Buyers look for one or the other, never both.
Length and access
One, three, six or twelve months from activation, and private or shared. A shared line sells for less, so say which it is.
Credits and warranty
Credits apply to reseller panels. Warranty days say how long you will fix or replace a line that stops working after delivery.

Ready to list? Open the account listing form. Sellers of streaming accounts can also read the Netflix seller page.

Pricing an IPTV Line or Panel

Price follows provider, length and access. A twelve month private line and a one month shared line are different products, so compare only with offers that match yours on all three.

What tends to work

  • Comparing within the same provider and length
  • Offering warranty days you can actually cover
  • Stating the credit count exactly on panels
  • Rechecking prices when a provider changes its plans

What tends to backfire

  • Selling a shared line as private
  • Leaving the warranty field empty
  • Promising channels the provider does not carry
  • Delivering details outside the order

Running Many Lines and Panels

Several providers, four lengths and two access types multiply quickly. The EB24 API lets your own system create and update those offers.

Useful at volume

  • Update stock and prices through the API
  • Give each provider and length offer an external ID from your panel
  • Keep one offer per provider, length and access type
  • Route warranty claims through the order page

Create API keys under Integrations. For large volumes, contact the team through the contact form first.

Held Payments and Honest Descriptions

The buyer pays at checkout and EB24 holds the amount until the buyer confirms the line works. The payout then moves to your balance.

Your responsibilities

Deliver in the order
Send logins, playlist details and panel access through the order only. The held payment and the support record depend on it.
Describe the line exactly
Provider, months, access type and credits must match what the buyer receives. A line that turns out shared or shorter than listed is what IPTV disputes are usually about.
Honour your warranty
If a line stops inside the warranty days you set, the claim comes to the order. Price with that commitment in mind.
Rights and rules
Only list lines you are entitled to sell, and follow the terms of the provider and the law where you sell. EB24 protects buyer and seller from each other, not from those obligations.

Fees and withdrawals are covered in the help centre. The terms of service apply to every order.

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Seller questions

IPTV Selling FAQ

What sellers ask before listing IPTV lines or reseller credits for the first time. Anything else can go to the contact form.

  • Can I sell IPTV subscriptions on EB24?

    Yes. IPTV is listed as accounts. Register, save a payout method and open the account form from this page. Choose the provider, the plan type, the length and the access type, add credits or warranty days if they apply, then set a title, description and price.

  • What is the difference between a subscription and reseller credits?

    A subscription is a single viewing line the buyer loads into their own player app. Reseller credits give the buyer a panel they use to issue lines to others. Buyers shop for one or the other, so pick the plan type that matches what you are selling.

  • My provider is not in the list. Can I still sell?

    Yes. Choose Other in the provider field and name the service clearly in the title and description. Buyers compare providers first, so a line listed under Other needs a description that tells them exactly what they are getting.

  • Should I sell private or shared lines?

    Either, as long as the listing says which. Private means the line is for the buyer alone. Shared means other users are on the same line. Buyers pay noticeably more for private access, so describing a shared line as private will lead to a dispute.

  • How many warranty days should I offer?

    Only as many as you can cover. Warranty days tell buyers how long you will fix or replace a line that stops working after delivery. A longer warranty can support a higher price, but any claim within that time comes back to you through the order.

  • How do I deliver?

    Through the order. After the buyer pays, send the login, the playlist details or the panel access in the order. The buyer checks that it works and confirms. Delivering inside the order is what protects the payment and gives support a full record.

  • When am I paid?

    The IPTV buyer pays EB24 at checkout, and the money stays held while you send the line or panel. When the buyer confirms the line works, the amount moves to your EB24 balance. You withdraw it with the payout method saved in your dashboard, whenever you choose.

  • Why is my IPTV offer not selling?

    Check that provider, length and access type are filled in correctly, since buyers filter on them first. Next, set your price beside lines from the same provider and length, and compare the warranty days they offer. An offer with less cover than similar ones usually needs a lower price.

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Related Pages for IPTV Sellers

IPTV offers share one EB24 account, balance and support team with any other product you sell.

Name the Provider, Set the Months, List the Line

Choose subscription or reseller credits, describe access honestly, and deliver through the order once the buyer payment is held.

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