What Is Golden Panel?

Golden Panel sits in the same category as Pro Max Panel — €150 for 10 credits, with 1 full credit activating a year of service and 0.10 credit activating a month — but executes that same annual-focused pricing model more efficiently. At roughly €15 per credit, it’s meaningfully cheaper per activation than Pro Max, and the content library backing it up is larger in every single category: channels, movies, and series.

If Pro Max Panel is the idea of an annual-focused panel, this is that idea done well. It’s the panel we point resellers toward by default when they want yearly-subscription economics without giving up much on content size.

Golden Panel’s Series-First Advantage

The number worth paying attention to here is 49,000+ series — the second-largest series library across our entire six-panel lineup, trailing only Mega OTT Panel’s 61,000+ and beating out both Strong 8K (46,000+) and Trex Panel (45,000+), despite Golden costing the same or less than either. For resellers whose customers are heavy binge-watchers rather than live-TV viewers, this makes it a genuinely strong pick even outside its annual-pricing niche.

Combined with 155,000+ movies, its VOD catalog (movies plus series) actually outsizes Pro Max Panel’s equivalent by a wide margin, all while costing about 25% less per credit. There’s very little reason to choose Pro Max over Golden once you put the two side by side — which is exactly why we cover that comparison directly below.

It’s also worth putting Golden’s series library in context against the bulk panels, not just Pro Max. Strong 8K and Trex Panel both cost more per credit (roughly €1.75 versus Golden’s €15 — though remember Golden’s credits are worth twelve times as much time), yet Golden still edges out both on raw series count. That’s not a coincidence; it reflects a genuinely different content strategy behind the panel, weighted more heavily toward on-demand binge content than live channel breadth.

Golden Panel vs. Pro Max Panel

Same credit structure, same annual-focused pricing logic — Golden simply delivers more of everything for less money per credit. If you’re deciding between the two, Golden is the safer default choice for most resellers.

Golden Panel Pricing and Credit Math

€150 buys 10 credits, working out to roughly €15 per credit. Since 1 credit activates a full year, that means a year of service costs you about €15 per customer — and a single month, at 0.10 credit, costs around €1.50. With 10 credits to start, that’s 10 full annual activations right away, or a larger spread of monthly plans depending on how your customers prefer to pay.

As with Pro Max, the credit math here slightly favors annual sales over stacking monthly renewals (12 months of 0.10 credits totals 1.2 credits, versus 1 credit for a single annual sale), so pitching yearly plans to customers is both less admin work for you and marginally more credit-efficient.

How to Order Golden Panel

1. Message us on WhatsApp and confirm this panel, along with roughly how many annual customers you’re starting with.
2. Once payment is confirmed, your 10 credits are loaded onto your panel dashboard — typically within minutes.
3. Activate customer lines by entering their device ID or MAC address (most stream through an app like IBO Player), pricing plans however you choose.

Questions about whether Golden or another panel fits your customer base better? Contact us and we’ll help you decide before you order.

Final Thoughts on Golden Panel

Golden Panel is, in our own honest assessment, the strongest annual-focused option we offer once you look past the raw bulk panels like Strong 8K and Mega OTT. It beats Pro Max Panel on price, content size, and series depth simultaneously, using the exact same credit logic — there’s no real trade-off to weigh, just a straightforwardly better version of the same idea.

If you’re deciding between an annual-focused panel and a bulk one like Strong 8K or Mega OTT, the right choice depends on whether your customers prefer committing to a year upfront or paying month to month — but if annual is the direction you’re headed, this is the one to start with.

One more practical note worth mentioning: because it shares its credit structure with Pro Max, switching between the two later costs you nothing in terms of relearning how pricing works — the exchange rate is identical, only the numbers behind it change. That makes Golden a low-risk pick even if you’re not entirely sure yet, since nothing about how you sell or price subscriptions would need to change if you ever moved between the two.