IPTV questions and answers

IPTV means Internet Protocol Television: TV channels delivered over the internet instead of cable, aerial or satellite. You need an internet connection, a device and an IPTV app.

Yes. No dish, no cable socket, no receiver and usually no minimum term – the channels run in an app on the devices you already own.

Free lists usually die within hours or days, have no TV guide and no support, and their origin is unclear.

Plans start at

No. You pay once for 1, 3, 6, 12 or 24 months and access ends automatically. There's nothing to cancel.

No. You pay through our shop by card, PayPal or cryptocurrency.

If a technical problem appears within 30 days of purchase and our support cannot fix it, we refund the price. Problems with your own internet, incompatible devices and renewals are excluded.

Explore a 24-hour trial on your own device. Request access through live chat or email. No credit card needed.

Usually within about ten minutes. Username, password, server URL and M3U link arrive by email.

Check your spam folder. If nothing is there after 30 minutes, message us on WhatsApp with the email address you used.

Fire TV Stick, Samsung and LG TVs, Android TV and Google TV, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Windows, Mac and MAG boxes. See the setup guide.

As many as your plan has connections – 1 to 5. You can install the app on any number of devices.

Any app with Xtream Codes or M3U support. Popular choices are IPTV Smarters and TiviMate.

About 10 Mbit/s for HD, 16 Mbit/s for Full HD and 25 Mbit/s for 4K per stream. Stability matters more than peak speed.

Yes, with any connection that is stable enough – DSL, cable, fibre or 5G.

Restart the router, try an Ethernet cable instead of Wi-Fi, switch the stream format in the app and pause other downloads. If that doesn't help, tell us which channel – we'll check it.

Yes – English-language channels from the UK, the US and Canada plus many other countries. See Channels.

Yes, 200,000+ films and series on demand are included at no extra cost.

Yes. Your access works anywhere with an internet connection.