A reseller credit is an accounting unit used by a particular service to allocate or purchase account access. It has no universal value or duration across providers. The package price, credit consumption, permitted uses, expiry and reversal rules must come from the actual reseller arrangement, rather than being borrowed from a different company's panel or offer.
A practical example
A reseller can buy a balance and later allocate part of it when creating or renewing a client account. The number deducted for that action depends on the service's own conversion rules and the selected account arrangement at the time.
A common misunderstanding
Do not assume one credit equals one month, one year or one customer. A number printed on a package needs the service's written mapping before it can support cost calculations.
Related terms
General operational definition; actual service terms remain separate. Editorial approach