The arrangement in one paragraph
You sell. We supply. Your customer pays you at whatever price you set, you pay us the reseller rate, and we do the actual work of buying the plan at the regional price and putting it on their account. You never hold a card, manage a region, or babysit an account.
What you are actually buying
Not a discount code. The thing being sold to a reseller is the operational side: the payment methods that read as local, the regions, the accounts, and four years of knowing which routes are currently working. That is the part that is hard, and it is the part that quietly breaks for people who try to run it themselves.
The margin
Reseller rates sit below the public list, far enough below that there is real margin in it rather than a token gesture. The exact rate depends on what you carry and roughly what volume you expect, which is why it is quoted rather than published: a shop moving a handful of orders a month and one moving several hundred are not the same conversation.
Tell us both of those things and rates come back the same day.
The warranty travels with the product
This is the part new resellers underestimate. Your customers get the same cover ours get. If a plan stops working inside its term, we replace it, and you are not the one improvising an explanation to an angry customer about something you cannot see and cannot fix.
It is also the thing that decides whether a reselling shop lasts. Nobody fails because their margin was two dollars thinner. They fail because six customers had a problem in the same week and there was no supplier behind them.
Supply that holds
Four years without running dry. When you have your own customers waiting, that matters more than price, and it is worth asking any supplier you are considering how long they have been going and what happened the last time a route closed.
If you have never done this before
Say so. We have helped plenty of people open their first shop, and the honest advice at the start is usually to carry three or four products rather than the whole catalogue, learn what your customers actually ask for, and expand from there.
The reseller page has the request form. Include the products you want to carry and the volume you expect, even if the volume is a guess.
