Full line control
Create, renew, extend, disable and delete lines yourself. Set connection counts and durations per customer without asking anyone.
If you already sell subscriptions in a WhatsApp group, a shop or a Facebook page, a reseller panel turns that into a business you control: create lines yourself, set your own prices, renew customers in seconds, and stop depending on somebody else being awake.
Credits are the currency of the panel. The bigger the block, the lower the price per credit, and the wider your margin.
Enter a username, pick a duration, and the line is live immediately. No order form, no waiting on a supplier.
You set retail. Your customers see your brand and pay you directly; we never contact them.
Renewals extend the same credentials, so your customer's app keeps working and you keep the relationship.
Create, renew, extend, disable and delete lines yourself. Set connection counts and durations per customer without asking anyone.
Lines go live the moment you create them. That is the difference between closing a sale at 11pm and losing it to whoever answers first.
Nothing in the customer's app or credentials pushes them towards us. You own the relationship and the pricing.
Free test lines, so prospects can try before they buy. Nothing else closes a sale in this business as reliably.
See which lines are active, what is expiring and where your credits went, so renewals become a routine instead of a scramble.
A direct channel to us, ahead of end-user queries. When a customer complains, you get an answer fast enough to still look competent.
Reseller economics are simple. Do the sums with real numbers, not optimism. Your cost per line per month comes from the credit block you buy, your revenue is whatever you charge retail, and the gap is your margin. It widens as your block size grows.
Two things decide whether it works: renewal rate and support load. Selling a hundred one-month lines to customers who never come back is worse than selling thirty that renew every year. And a customer who needs help three times a week costs more than they pay — which is why the setup guide and a proper trial matter to your business, not just to ours.
Support your own customers first. Set them up properly, use trials, answer them. Do not promise things the service does not do, because an oversold customer turns into a refund request and a bad review for both of us. And follow the law where you operate. Beyond that, price how you like and build the business your way.
You buy a block of credits and spend them creating or renewing lines. One month of a standard line costs one credit; longer durations cost proportionally less per month. Buying a bigger block lowers the price per credit, which is where a reseller's margin comes from.
A reseller panel where you create lines, set durations, renew, extend and disable accounts, and see what each customer is using. Lines appear instantly, so you are not waiting on us to process an order while your customer waits on you.
There is a small starting block, kept deliberately low so you can test the business before tying up any real money. Ask for the current entry level on WhatsApp.
Yes. Most resellers sell under their own name. Your customers see your brand, your prices and your support. We stay in the background.
A direct line to us, prioritised ahead of end-user queries. When your customer has a problem at 9pm, you need an answer faster than they do. That is what a reseller channel is for.
Credits sit in your panel until you use them. Nothing evaporates because you had a slow month.
Tell us roughly how many lines you expect to run in the first month and we will send the credit tiers that fit, along with panel access details.