Wholesale & distribution

IPTV restream packages for operators

Wholesale feed access for a business that runs its own IPTV platform. You keep the brand, the pricing and the customer; we supply 22,000+ channels, 150,000+ movies and series, the management panel and 24/7 technical support. Capacity is quoted to your requirement.

At a glance

Figures below are the published service facts, not estimates.

Catalogue
22,000+ live channels · 150,000+ titles
Quality
4K UHD on selected channels; Full HD default
Resilience
Anti-freeze failover between sources
Support
24/7 on WhatsApp and live chat
Pricing
Quoted per requirement — no restream list price published

What a restream package includes

The same infrastructure the retail service runs on, delivered wholesale to your platform.

Wholesale feed access

Bulk access to the same catalogue the retail service runs on — 22,000+ live channels and 150,000+ movies and series — delivered to your platform rather than to an end viewer.

Anti-freeze failover

Streams move to another source when one drops, so a single upstream problem does not take a channel off your platform.

Management panel

The same panel the reseller programme uses: create and renew lines, issue trials, track usage and manage sub-accounts in real time.

4K and Full HD

4K UHD on selected channels and titles, Full HD 1080p as the default, at roughly 11–18 Mbps per stream.

24/7 technical support

A technical contact on WhatsApp and live chat around the clock — not a ticket queue that answers in the morning.

No IP lock

Lines are not locked to a single address, so your infrastructure and your customers can move without a support request.

Restream or reseller — which fits you

Both sell the same catalogue. They differ in who runs the delivery, and how much work you take on.

Choosing between the two wholesale routes.
RestreamReseller
Who delivers the streamsYour infrastructureOurs
Whose brand the customer seesYours, end to endYours — no 4KUSATV branding is shown to your customers
What you buyFeed capacity, quoted to requirementCredits from a published ladder
Setup effortHigher — you run delivery, billing and first-line supportLower — panel access and you start selling
Best forAn operator with a platform already runningStarting a business without infrastructure

How a restream partnership starts

Four steps, and a technical trial before any money moves.

  1. Tell us the requirement

    Which markets you serve, the channel groups you need, and your expected concurrent streams. That is what a quote is built from.

  2. Run a technical trial

    Test stream stability, the channel list and the panel against your own delivery stack before committing to capacity.

  3. Connect and configure

    Take panel access, wire the feeds into your platform, and map your own line-up and billing on top.

  4. Scale capacity

    Add concurrency as your subscriber base grows. Support stays on WhatsApp and live chat around the clock.

What you are responsible for

Worth reading before you plan a launch, not after.

  • The rights and rules that apply in every market you distribute in. Broadcast and distribution rights are sold market by market, and what an operator may lawfully carry differs by country.
  • Your own legal advice for those territories. Nothing on this page is a grant of rights or a legal opinion, and no claim is made here about the licensing status of any channel.
  • Your customer relationship: billing, refunds, first-line support and the terms you publish.
  • Your delivery infrastructure and the bandwidth your concurrency needs.
  • Compliance with your payment provider's rules, which are often stricter than the law.

If that list is heavier than you want, the reseller programme keeps delivery and infrastructure with us and gets you selling from a published price ladder — from $150 for 50 credits ($3.00 per credit).

Restream questions

What operators ask before requesting a quote.

What is an IPTV restream?

Wholesale access to channel feeds that you deliver on your own platform, under your own brand, instead of sending customers to us. You run the relationship, the pricing and the front end; we supply the feeds, the panel and technical support.

Is this the same as Restream.io or OBS multistreaming?

No. Those tools take one broadcast you own and push it to several social platforms at once. This is wholesale television distribution for an operator who already runs, or is building, an IPTV service.

How is restream different from the reseller programme?

A reseller sells subscriptions on our platform using credits, and we handle delivery. A restream partner takes feed access and delivers it on their own infrastructure. Reseller is faster to start; restream gives you more control and more responsibility.

What does it cost?

Restream capacity is quoted against your requirement — channel selection, concurrent streams and region — so no fixed restream price list is published here. The wholesale schedule that is published is the reseller credit ladder, from $150 for 50 credits to $1500 for 1000. Ask on WhatsApp for a restream quote.

Who is responsible for licensing and local rules?

You are, for the markets you serve. Broadcast and distribution rights are sold market by market, and what an operator may lawfully carry differs by country. Take your own legal advice for the territories you distribute in before you launch — no statement on this page is a grant of rights or a legal opinion.

What do I need on my side?

Infrastructure to deliver the streams to your customers, a billing and support process of your own, and enough bandwidth for your expected concurrency. If you would rather not run any of that, the reseller programme is the simpler route.

Can I test before committing?

Yes. Ask for a technical trial on WhatsApp so you can check stream stability, the channel list and the panel against your own setup before you buy capacity.

Get a restream quote

Tell us your markets, channel groups and expected concurrency, and you will get capacity options and a price against that requirement — plus a technical trial before you commit.