Opening PRORANKTV lines for other people: credits, packs and the panel

The panel suits the person other people already turn to: the organizer of a conversation group who keeps being asked how to get Spanish or Arabic television at home, or the relative who set up half the family’s TVs last winter. Its job is managing other households’ lines. It is not a discount on your own subscription, and the numbers below show why.

How PRORANKTV credits convert into months and screens

Each credit pays for one month of one connection, meaning one screen streaming at a time. Multiply a line’s months by its connections and you have its cost in credits:

Extending a line costs what a fresh line of that length would. A 24-hour trial line is free of credits up to a fair-use limit. Whatever you have not spent stays in your balance, with no expiry date attached. The screen count caps simultaneous streams, not installations, so a buyer can keep the login on a TV and a tablet and still use a one-screen line, as long as only one plays at once.

The four packs and what they cost

These are the prices, with no hidden tier and no introductory rate:

Three sums are worth doing before you choose a pack, set against the PRORANKTV retail prices:

• Short lines. A month on one screen uses 1 credit, which costs $5.00 to $8.00 depending on the pack. The same month bought directly is $15.
• A one-screen year. That takes twelve credits. On Starter they come to $96; on Business they come to $84; on Pro they come to $72; on Enterprise they come to $60. The retail one-screen year is $69, so on the three smaller packs the credits cost more than the plan itself.
• Many screens. A five-screen year uses 60 credits, $300 even at the Enterprise rate, against $239 for the same plan bought directly.

So credits stretch furthest on short, single-screen lines, and buying them will not make your own television any cheaper to run. Whether reselling covers your costs depends on what you charge, how many lines you keep running and how much of your own time goes into helping buyers. PRORANKTV keeps no figures on what resellers make and publishes no estimates.

A line from trial to renewal, inside the panel

1. Open a trial line

   It lasts 24 hours, opens the full line-up and costs nothing within the fair-use limit. Your buyer can go straight to the channels in the language they practice and judge the picture on their own connection.

2. Turn it into a paid line

   Choose the term and the number of screens. The panel deducts months × connections from your balance and displays the login details.

3. Hand the details over

   Send the username, password, server address and M3U link in your own chat with the buyer, together with the guide for their device.

4. Extend before the last day

   Lines stop when their term ends. Nothing renews automatically, for your buyers or for you, so an extension is something you start from the panel.

5. Switch a line off

   Disable a login that should stop working, for instance when a buyer asks you to close it.

What your buyers receive

Exactly what a direct subscriber gets. A panel line opens 25,000+ live channels from 60+ countries, grouped by country so a learner can head for the Spanish, French, Arabic or Korean ones first, plus 120,000+ movies and series on demand. Program guide data comes with it, catch-up works on the channels that carry it, and each channel plays in whichever of 4K, FHD and HD its source provides. Buyers can check the line-up for themselves in the PRORANKTV channel list.

Each buyer receives a username, a password and a server address for players that log in with Xtream Codes, and an M3U link for those that take a playlist; IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate both accept them. No PRORANKTV app exists. If a buyer comes across an APK carrying the name, it is not ours, and the setup guide for their device is where they should go instead.

Your side, and ours

You set the price, collect the payment, answer your buyers’ first questions and decide when to extend. The servers, the line-up and the panel are kept running for you, and the WhatsApp chat takes anything a guide cannot fix: a refused login, a country group that will not load, a panel that will not create a line. Reseller questions go to the same number as every other request, and it is answered 24/7.

Whatever you charge, some things are never yours to promise. Do not present the service as licensed or official, or as linked to a broadcaster, a sports league or a film studio. Do not say a channel will show a particular program, that watching will teach anyone a language or make them fluent by a date, or that buyers need to install an app.

Applying for a PRORANKTV panel

1. Run the free trial yourself first, on your own TV, so you know what a buyer will see.
2. Send the word “reseller” in the WhatsApp chat, naming the pack.
3. Pay using the details sent back in that chat.
4. Receive the panel login in the same conversation, the same day.

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