How to Make Easy Money with CracklePop TV

Earn $100 Per Household Visit Helping Others Watch TV Online with CracklePop TV

Are you an experienced Internet user looking for a simple and rewarding side hustle? You can earn $100.00 per household setup visit by helping people watch TV online with CracklePop TV, a premium IPTV streaming service. It’s a perfect opportunity for those who are tech-savvy and enjoy helping others—especially older adults or people who prefer someone else to set things up.

If you are already a CracklePop TV subscriber, then you can be a great asset in helping others. You already know the CracklePop setup to go into people’s homes and help them get set up and connect to the Streaming TV/VOD service.

You do this on your own by telling potential customers about CracklePop TV and savings when watching their favorites online. You find the customers who need help, and set your price. We’ve heard about people paying around $100.00 to someone to help get them set up so that they can watch TV online.

Who to Target?

Many people struggle with the basics of setting up a TV streaming service. These include:

• Older adults on a fixed income or who lack technical know-how
• People without compatible devices or Internet service
• Individuals who prefer hands-on help instead of doing it themselves

These customers want to watch TV online—but they need someone like you to help them get everything working.

What You’ll Do (and Get Paid $100 For)

You’ll guide the customer through the complete CracklePop TV setup, step-by-step, and educate them. This includes:

• Checking for basic requirements
• Helping them make any necessary purchases
• Installing the app and setting up the service
• Teaching them how to use CracklePop TV confidently

Important: You are working on your own. This means you don’t need to contact us to get started. You find your own customers, charge whatever you feel is fair ($100 is just a suggested fee), and manage your own availability and services. You are not working for CracklePop TV—you are an independent helper who sees the value in solving a real need.

What Do Customers Need to Have?

Before setup, the customer should have:

• Internet service with at least 100 Mbps download speed *** The faster the speed, the better
• A valid email address (Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, etc.)
• A compatible streaming device, like:
  • Samsung Smart TV
  • Firestick 4K or 4K Max
  • Android/iOS device
  • NVIDIA Shield,
  • Chromecast with Google TV
  • And others.
• A payment method (Debit/Credit Card, CashApp, Amazon Pay, or Apple Pay)

If the customer doesn’t have all the components above, help them get set up properly. See all Compatible Devices Here

Customers Who Don’t Have a Compatible Streaming Device or the Best Device to Use

Even if the customer has a compatible smart TV where a compatible TV Player app can be installed, you might try to swing them towards buying a Fire TV Stick 4K or 4K Max (latest version). It’s one of the best, if not the best, streaming devices to use for IPTV services. It has a more intuitive interface and an easier remote control that helps enhance performance, Internet experience, among other perks, including Alexa Voice command.

Estimated Customer Costs

Here’s what your customers may need to pay out of pocket if they have a smart TV, whether compatible or not with the TV Player apps we support:

• Firestick 4K – $39.99
• Firestick 4K Max – $49.99
• High-Speed Internet (100 Mbps or more) – $40 to $80/month (varies by provider)
• Ethernet cable – $7 to $15 (for Smart TVs; wireless for others like Firestick)

Check Firestick Amazon Prices Here

You may find a cheaper Firestick price somewhere else and mark it up. But don’t use an older Firestick version. Perhaps make the purchase beforehand and convince the customer that this is the device they should be using. You charge extra for the device and setup. Using the Firestick is just one example. There are other compatible devices you may want to do the same. The customer pays for the device and the labor cost for you to set it up.

What You’ll Set Up

You can set everything up with or without the customer present, but it’s best to have them present so they learn. You are not always going to be there to help them. The best thing to do is to let the customer do everything while you guide them. This is the best way to get them familiar with things. The more they can learn to do on their own, the better. CracklePop has video tutorials, and you can always refer your customers to YouTube video tutorials to help them learn the basics in other areas.

1. Go over the CracklePop TV website: Read the FAQs, refund policy, tutorials, and installation instructions.
2. Download and install the CracklePop TV Player app for their device.
3. Help them choose and sign up for a low-cost trial or full subscription plan.
4. Assist with online payment using an accepted payment method.
5. Make sure they receive 5 system-generated emails from CracklePop TV.
   • If not, check Spam/Junk folders, or assist with whitelisting emails. Then contact CracklePop to resend the 5 emails. Or, switch email providers and contact CracklePop to give the new email address to send the 5 emails. You can also log into the Client Area to change the email address.

You’ll also:

• Help them log in to their IPTV account (Client Area)
• Explain Auto Billing vs Manual Payments
• Show them how to open/respond to support tickets
• Assist with contacting support if needed via the website chat box or Telegram

Learn CracklePop TV First

If you want to truly help others, the best way to start is by becoming a user yourself. Purchase the low-cost trial or one of the subscription packages so you can:

• Learn how everything works firsthand
• Get familiar with the player apps, features, and setup process
• Become confident enough to teach others

You’ll be much more valuable (and credible) if you’ve used CracklePop TV yourself.

Tip: If you’re already a current CracklePop TV subscriber, you’re already ahead of the game—why not help others and get paid for it?

What Can Go Wrong—and How You Fix It

If the customer doesn’t receive any emails from CracklePop TV after signing up, here’s what you need to show the customer how to do:

• Check Spam or Junk mail folders
• Contact support via the CracklePop TV chat box or Telegram
• Changing email providers or whitelisting the CracklePop support email

Sometimes a customer’s email provider blocks some or all CracklePop TV emails. We usually check up on new customers and send them a backup email message when we see they have not connected to the service. If the customer doesn’t find our 5 CracklePop TV automated system emails, then this means their email provider is blocking our emails.

This also could mean when a new customer opens a support ticket, and we read the message. However, when we reply to their support ticket message, they don’t get that email either–again, their email provider is blocking our emails. CracklePop TV has a quick response time replying to support tickets, usually within 1-2 hours, but no more than 12 hours.

Any One of Two Solutions:

1. Use Different Email Provider: The customer must either change their email provider and use Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, or some other popular free email provider. Then contact CracklePop to provide the new email address. Or, the customer can log into his/her Client (Customer) Account Area and change their email address. Once the update is completed, CracklePop will manually send the customer the 5 emails again
2. Whitelist Our Email: The customer can try whitelisting our support email address, which we will provide when knowing this is needed. The customer must contact us when using our website chat box, Telegram, or backup email if the customer receives it

Customers Needing Help Later

Some customers may need additional one-on-one help later, so you can set your price for that. You can:

• Offer follow-up visits or support
• Charge additional fees for extra services
• Become their go-to IPTV tech expert

How to Get Started

If you are a subscriber of CracklePop TV, then you are already familiar with the setup after completing and using it yourself. You still might want to review our website content explaining CracklePop TV to keep everything fresh in your mind. If you have never been a subscriber to the service, the best thing to do is to get yourself acquainted with Cracklepop TV and learn all you can. Here’s a breakdown on what you need to do, regardless of which one of the above is you:

1. CracklePop TV Website. Go to the CracklePop TV Home page and read and learn everything on it. This includes the ‘Quick Way to Get Started’ section when new customers need to install the supported TV Player app on their compatible streaming devices to test. If the installation goes well, then the next step is paying for the low-cost 24-hour trial to test everything, or the subscription. Read the ‘Refund Policy‘ to be able to explain it to your customers. Make sure they understand all the conditions, including the Reseller Credits paid upfront that are non-refundable and ‘Partial Refund’. Review the ‘Video Tutorials‘ and ‘Installation Setup Guides to learn more and get your customer familiar with them to use. Show them how to contact customer service via the chat box and Telegram for pre-sale questions
2. Registration/Payment Process. It’s best that you enter into the trial or subscription to learn. You will set everything up by helping your customers choose the trial or one of the 7 basic subscription packages. We suggest individuals whose primary language is English choose the English Countries TV/VOD or USA-CAN-UK TV/VOD subscription package. This gives them more channels and VODs in English with or without adult content. You must learn the entire process so that you can take the customer through the payment process. It’s best to let them complete the process with your help. They pay using one of the payment methods we provide, such as a debit/credit card.
3. Email. Familiarize yourself with our automatic email system–you need an email address. Show the customer, if they don’t already know, how to check his/her email. If they don’t have an email address, help them set up a free Gmail or Yahoo email account. CracklePop TV automatically sends 5 emails immediately during registration. Cover the Spam or Junk mail folder with them and check to see if any of our emails went there. If so, show the customer how to drag and drop our emails into their regular email inbox. If your customer doesn’t receive any or all emails anywhere, then their email provider is blocking our emails. The customer may need to whitelist our support email or use a different email provider, such as Gmail, AOL, Yahoo, or any free popular email provider.
4. Contacting Support. Should you or the customer not get any or all of our system emails, you need to know how to open a support ticket after registration. This requires logging into the Client (Customer) Area with the login details sent by CracklePop TV. You will find the link in each of our system emails at the bottom. Or, simply visit the CracklePop TV website to find the Support link in the Menu section or click the ‘Customer Login‘ button. Only use Telegram or the chatbox if no emails have been received. As for the latter, opening and sending us a support message will be received and read, but when replying to the support ticket message, the customer may not receive it. If this happens, their email provider is blocking our emails. In that case, use Telegram or chatbox to reach us. Provide the new email address or request our support email to whitelist.
5. Compatible Device/Supported TV App. You must decide which compatible device to use when trying our service. Your customer must do the same thing. Review the ‘Installation Setup Guides‘ to install the supported TV app

Here are the 5 automated system emails that CracklePop sends immediately to customers during registration:

1. Welcome — READ ME FIRST!
2. Customer Invoice
3. Order Confirmation
4. Invoice Payment Confirmation
5. CracklePopTV – Your IPTV Service Info ***Includes TV Player app login details & other info

Final Thoughts

Helping others set up CracklePop TV is not just a great way to earn extra income—it’s a way to genuinely make someone’s life easier. You’re providing a valuable service to people who want entertainment but lack the technical confidence to set it up.

You’re in full control:
✅ Set your price
✅ Find your customers
✅ Manage your schedule
✅ Help others enjoy streaming TV with confidence

You can get your customers familiar with YouTube videos where they can watch to learn other basic things, such as email. You should have some of those videos available for them to watch if your customer is weak in any area. Remember, you are working on your own. You set your price and time. Try to prepare yourself for what customers need and may ask. The more you know and how to do it, you can take the customer through the entire process to help them watch TV online.

Your customer will contact CracklePop TV when support is needed. We will handle things from there, not you–unless the customer needs hands-on. It’s up to you whether or not to continue making yourself readily available to them if help is needed. Some customers may undergo some consistent buffering issues or other issues caused by their end, which is out of our hands. This could be another area where you can help them. Perhaps they need to use a VPN service that we can recommend. It may improve streaming performance.

This is partly the reason why we prefer customers to enter into the 24-hour trial to test everything first.

When the trial ends, direct the customer to our Video Tutorials to follow how to register for the subscription after the trial ends. Make use of our videos and installation guides for the customer to use. This will help you help them. You can practice the setup with family and friends. Some customers will want to use a different streaming device with the supported app, so the more familiar you are with different devices, the better.