What Is Trex Panel?

Trex Panel is one of two bulk reseller IPTV panels on our platform, priced identically to Strong 8K at €210 for 120 credits. Where the two diverge is content mix: Trex Panel is built around the largest movie catalog we offer, making it the natural pick for resellers whose customers stream more film than live TV.

The credit system works the same way across both panels — 12 credits activate a 1-year subscription, 1 credit activates a month — so the decision between Trex and Strong 8K really comes down to which content library fits your audience better, not price or credit math. Both draw from the same reliable multi-server backend, so reliability itself isn’t a differentiator between them either.

Trex Panel Pricing and Credits

At €210 for 120 credits, Trex Panel works out to roughly €1.75 per credit. A full year of service costs you about €21 per customer, and a single month runs around €1.75. With 120 credits to start, that’s enough for 10 full annual activations right away, or a much larger spread of shorter monthly plans depending on how your customers prefer to pay.

Because the exchange rate is fixed and published, you can work out your exact margin on every sale before making it — whether you’re pricing annual plans, monthly renewals, or a mix of both across your customer base.

What’s Actually Inside a 195,000+ Movie Catalog

A number like 195,000+ movies is easy to skim past, so it’s worth explaining what that library actually contains rather than just repeating the figure. Trex Panel’s movie catalog spans decades and genres — recent theatrical releases alongside deep back-catalog titles, mainstream Hollywood output next to regional and international cinema, family-friendly content sitting alongside more niche genre film. This breadth is exactly what lets it compete with dedicated streaming services rather than functioning as a thin “extra” bolted onto a live-TV package.

The series library, while slightly smaller than the movie count at 45,000+ titles, follows the same pattern: a mix of long-running network shows, complete box sets of older series, and newer releases added as they become available. Combined with continuous updates, this means the catalog a customer sees on day one keeps expanding rather than sitting static — which matters directly for renewal rates, since a shrinking or stale library is one of the fastest ways to lose a subscriber at renewal time.

On the channel side, 53,000+ live feeds still covers a substantial range of international, regional, and sports channels — Trex Panel isn’t a movies-only product, it simply leans further toward VOD than Strong 8K does while keeping a genuinely large live lineup alongside it.

Trex Panel vs. Strong 8K Panel

Because both panels cost exactly the same per credit, the only real question is which content mix your customers will use more. Here’s the numbers side by side:

Same credit cost either way — pick based on whether your customers watch more movies (Trex) or want the widest channel lineup (Strong 8K). Many resellers simply offer both.

It’s also worth considering if you’re already reselling Strong 8K Panel and want to offer a second option under a different name — since the cost structure is identical, adding Trex Panel to your lineup doesn’t change your margins, just gives customers a second flavor to choose from. Resellers who run both panels side by side often find that offering a choice, even a purely cosmetic one, improves conversion simply because customers feel like they picked something rather than being handed a single default option.

How to Order Trex Panel

1. Message us on WhatsApp and confirm you want Trex Panel, along with roughly how many customers you plan to activate.
2. Once payment is confirmed, your 120 credits are loaded onto your panel dashboard — typically within minutes.
3. Start activating customer lines by entering their device ID or MAC address (most stream through an app like IBO Player), setting whatever subscription length and price you choose.

From the moment a customer sends their device details, activation typically takes only a few minutes — there’s no manual approval queue or back-and-forth waiting on a supplier before the line goes live.

Reliability and Sub-Reseller Support

Trex Panel runs on the same multi-server infrastructure as the rest of our lineup, with automatic failover if one node degrades — the kind of thing that matters most during peak hours when a movie-heavy customer base is most likely to be streaming simultaneously. A buffering movie mid-scene is exactly the kind of complaint that lands on you as the reseller, not the backend provider, since your customers only ever see your brand.

It also supports creating additional Trex panels directly from your dashboard, so you can extend the same catalog to your own sub-resellers as your business grows, each with their own credit balance and permissions. Questions before you commit? Contact us directly and we’ll help you decide between Trex and our other panels.

Final Thoughts on Trex Panel

Trex Panel earns its place on our platform by doing one thing better than any other option we offer: movie depth. At an identical cost per credit to Strong 8K, there’s effectively no financial downside to picking Trex over its channel-heavy sibling if your customers care more about film and series content than live TV variety — and for resellers who want to run both, the shared pricing structure means offering two branded options costs nothing extra in margin.

If you’re still deciding between the two, the honest answer is that most customer bases benefit from at least trying both: activate a handful of trial lines on each and let actual usage patterns tell you which catalog your specific audience gravitates toward, rather than guessing from the numbers alone.

Whichever direction you go, the underlying economics stay the same — €210 for 120 credits, the same failover-protected server infrastructure, and the same option to build out your own sub-reseller network once you’re ready to scale past direct customers. Trex Panel isn’t a compromise version of Strong 8K; it’s simply built around a different assumption about what your customers watch most, and getting that one assumption right is usually worth more to your renewal rate than any other single decision you’ll make when picking a panel.