Organise it. Activate it. Enjoy it.
Keep the playlists you are authorised to use in one tidy Player, then try it free for 12 hours before you decide.
Organize compatible playlists, manage Player activation, and grow a reseller workflow from one clear, connected product family.
StreamPilot is a Player and management platform. A Player license does not include third-party media or grant rights to content.
Animated reference rails for independent streaming platforms and channel brands. These names are examples only—not StreamPilot partners, included subscriptions, or a claim that their content is available through StreamPilot.
All listed services and channel brands are independent third parties. Their names are shown for category inspiration only. StreamPilot does not claim partnership, endorsement, included subscriptions or access to any channel. Actual services, content rights and availability depend on the provider, region, subscription and rights holder.
Whether you are here to watch, to sell or only to look around, there is a fast way in.
Keep the playlists you are authorised to use in one tidy Player, then try it free for 12 hours before you decide.
Activation licence packs and streaming service credits, priced for resale, with a margin calculator to plan your own prices.
Rotate the category ring, browse the shelves and check which devices the Player is built for.
Nine collections on a rotating 3D ring. Select the front card to jump straight to its row, or use the arrows or the keyboard’s left and right keys.
Every row moves at its own pace. Hover, focus or press Pause to take control. Visuals include references supplied for this design, including entertainment poster collages. Image rights have not been independently verified; this is not a live chart or catalogue.
Use the categories your authorized provider supports. These cards demonstrate how channel groups and EPG information can be organized; this website has no live channels, schedule feed or content rights.
StreamPilot is planned as a connected product family with separate customer, reseller and internal platform workflows. Each role gets tools suited to its permissions.
Device activation, playlist organization, supported connections and a simpler customer portal.
Explore Player ↗Player-code inventory, customer records, permitted line tools, bouquet ordering, renewals and reports.
Explore reseller tools ↗Separate annual and lifetime Player entitlements, code packages, expiry policy and audit history.
View activation packs ↗Internal governance for reseller hierarchy, separate ledgers, device policies, security and support.
How the platform fits together ↗StreamPilot is planned around separate customer, reseller and Player-activation experiences. The buttons below lead to the relevant sections of this preview; production portal URLs and sign-in services must be configured before launch.
A focused workspace for eligible service-credit packs, Player activation-license inventory, customers, renewals, permitted playlist lines, reports and subreseller accounts.
Suggested route after deployment: reseller.[your-domain]
Learn about the Player license, check device compatibility, activate eligible devices and access installation guidance.
Suggested route after deployment: player.[your-domain]
A private portal concept where customers manage playlists they own or are authorized to use, without confusing playlist management with a content subscription.
Suggested route after deployment: my.[your-domain]
These are proposed portal destinations and feature scopes, not three already-live websites. Use subdomains under a domain you own, connect real authentication and permissions, and only label features as available once implemented and tested.
StreamPilot is designed to make playlist management and Player activation easier to understand—from the first device setup to everyday organization.
A professional workspace to keep Player activation codes, customers and renewals organized—without mixing license entitlements with third-party content access.
Device families we are building the Player for. Each card shows its real status, and a platform is marked Supported only once compatibility has been confirmed.
How to read these labels. Supported means compatibility is confirmed. Planned means it is on the roadmap. Compatibility to be confirmed means we have not verified it yet, so it should not be read as available. Ask us before you buy if a specific device matters to you.
A transparent flow that explains what the software does—and what remains provided by the user's authorized source.
Understand Player activation, reseller licensing and the compatible device setup before choosing a plan.
Add a supported playlist or provider connection. Keep credentials private and use sources you have permission to access.
Manage playlists, categories, device details and renewals within the features that are live in your release.
Proposed founding-customer pricing. A Player license is not a content subscription.
A low-cost way to start using the Player.
12 paid months + 3 proposed bonus months
A proposed one-time payment for the stated Player license.
Introductory proposal; final terms to be confirmed
These are proposed launch offers, not a live checkout. Device scope, refund/cancellation terms, eligibility and final pricing must be confirmed before accepting payments. Third-party content subscriptions are separate.
Get a transparent starting point for selling authorized StreamPilot Player license activations. The reseller workspace is designed around code inventory, customer management, line records, renewal reminders and support—not inflated channel counts or income promises.
These are planned platform capabilities; only features actually connected to a backend should be promoted as available.
Purchased, available, issued, redeemed, expired and revoked Player codes.
Customer records, notes, expiry dates, authorized playlist exports and permitted device actions.
Configure Live/VOD groups and reorder supported categories for assigned customers.
Filter expiring lines, prepare reminders and export follow-up lists.
Session telemetry only when the connected authorized provider exposes it.
Scoped roles, account hierarchy and explicit permission boundaries.
Track code usage, permitted line events and credit movements with audit trails.
Clear setup guides, reseller onboarding and escalation paths.
These packs are service credits for eligible streaming subscriptions or service entitlements supplied by an authorized provider. Each provider defines the included service, content scope, geographic availability, validity period and credit-to-subscription conversion. This section is separate from StreamPilot Player activation-license packs below. Confirm and disclose the package terms before publishing or accepting orders.
Small first purchase for a reseller testing the authorized service workflow.
A compact top-up for a small customer base.
Lower unit cost while keeping the upfront commitment manageable.
Volume pricing for an established reseller workflow.
Bulk purchasing for resellers with recurring, verified demand.
Lower unit cost for a larger active customer base.
High-volume option for vetted resellers with approved subreseller needs.
The model below is a planning assumption. The signed upstream provider agreement must define and support the actual conversion before the website presents it as a live entitlement.
Our preferred reseller policy is that unused prepaid credits do not expire. Only advertise this guarantee after the upstream provider contract confirms it. Any expiry, service region, device limit, fair-use term and entitlement must be disclosed clearly.
The prices below are a planning model for a separately authorized streaming-service entitlement. They are not the StreamPilot Player app license fee, and they are not available for purchase until the content rights, provider terms, checkout and refund terms are confirmed.
For customers who prefer a short commitment.
A balanced option for regular customers.
More convenience with a lower monthly equivalent.
Our proposed annual option, subject to provider-approved entitlement rules.
Select a proposed wholesale credit pack and customer duration. This calculator compares the draft pack unit cost with the proposed retail price; it does not predict demand or net profit.
*Month/day and credit conversions are proposed assumptions. Actual duration, taxes, upstream costs, content rights, activation limits, payment fees, refunds, customer service and unsold inventory may change the result. Confirm all terms with the authorized provider.
These packs sell StreamPilot Player activation licenses only. They are separate from reseller streaming-service credits or subscription entitlements supplied by an authorized upstream provider.
Proposed prices are editable planning figures, not active offers. Gross difference examples exclude payment fees, taxes, refunds, customer acquisition and support. Do not sell a pack until code issuance, terms and payment processing are connected.
Estimate the gross difference between a code-pack cost and your own retail price.
Illustrative only; not a guarantee of sales, profit or customer demand.
This arithmetic assumes every code is sold at the retail price you enter. It excludes VAT/tax, payment fees, refunds, support, marketing costs and unsold inventory.
StreamPilot's platform layer is designed to keep product licensing, reseller operations and internal governance distinct.
Internal controls are part of the system architecture, not a public customer dashboard.
The website can describe future integrations, but real streaming, session monitoring and licence activation need approved providers and tested backend services.
Resources for customers, resellers and anyone evaluating the StreamPilot ecosystem.
Learn what to check before installing a Player or connecting a playlist.
View setup flow ↗Understand code packs, inventory, customer workflows and the proposed commercial model.
Explore resellers ↗Learn how playlist credentials should be protected and why a Player license is separate from content rights.
Read answers ↗Anonymized customer-message excerpts in a chat-inspired carousel. Names and phone numbers are intentionally omitted.
Names and contact identifiers are omitted to respect customer privacy. Each excerpt should be used only with permission and when it accurately refers to the service being offered.
We want customers and resellers to understand precisely what they are buying and what still depends on a provider or production integration.
These are publication-ready section placeholders, not a substitute for your final legal documents. Confirm your business identity, processing vendors, refund policy and jurisdiction before launch.
Explain what data is collected by the live service, why it is needed, how long it is kept, and how customers request access or deletion. This static page does not submit its enquiry form.
Privacy questions ↗Describe the Player license, supported devices, acceptable use, third-party subscriptions, ownership of playlist sources and the actual reseller entitlement. Do not promise content access that is not included.
Review product scope ↗Publish the real refund/cancellation rules and cookie choices before taking payments or enabling non-essential tracking. Don't display placeholder policies as final legal terms.
Policy question ↗Explore the Player experience, compare proposed activation plans, or ask about the reseller program. Tell us what you need and we will point you to the right plan, trial or reseller option.
Prepare an enquiry summary that you can copy into your email or support channel. This static page does not send or store details.