IPTV made simple
Pick a plan for one, two or three screens, follow a setup guide written for your exact device, and get straight answers when something does not work. No jargon, no inflated promises.
Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, phones, tablets and computers. Our setup guide walks you through each one.
IPTV combines scheduled live channels with a programme guide and on-demand films and series in one app, instead of juggling separate services.
Questions about apps, playlists, buffering or the programme guide get practical, device-specific answers from our team.
An IPTV subscription brings the familiar parts of pay TV — a channel guide, live events, catch-up — to any screen with an internet connection. The exact lineup depends on your plan; the channel list guide explains how lineups are organised and how to check one before you buy.
Scheduled channels with a full electronic programme guide (EPG).
Live matches and events in HD, with Full HD and 50/60 fps feeds where available.
An on-demand library you can browse, pause and resume.
Rolling news channels for following stories as they happen.
Children's channels and family viewing, with parental controls in most player apps.
Channels from other countries and in other languages, grouped by region.
IPTV works through player apps, so the device you already use is usually enough. Smart TVs, streaming sticks, set-top boxes, phones, tablets and computers are all supported — each with its own short setup routine.
Three lengths, one to three simultaneous connections. Longer plans lower the cost per month; more connections let more people watch at once.
1 Connection
1 Device
$34
1 Device
$45
Lowest cost per month
1 Device
$64
2 Connections
2 Devices
$54
2 Devices
$68
Lowest cost per month
2 Devices
$99
3 Connections
3 Devices
$79
3 Devices
$88
Lowest cost per month
3 Devices
$139
Pick 3, 6 or 12 months and the number of screens you need, then request the plan.
Once your order is confirmed we email your login details and the settings for your player app.
Install a player app on your TV, stick, phone or computer, enter your details and load the guide.
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) delivers live TV channels and on-demand video over an internet connection instead of a cable, satellite dish or aerial. Your provider sends the stream; an app on your TV, streaming stick, phone or computer plays it. Our guide What is an IPTV channels subscription? explains the technology in more detail.
Most IPTV services work on Amazon Fire TV devices, Android TV and Google TV boxes, Samsung and LG smart TVs (through their app stores), Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Android phones and tablets, Windows and Mac computers, and MAG-style set-top boxes. Exact app availability changes over time, so check our device setup guide for current instructions.
Choose a plan on the plans page and use Request this plan. We confirm availability and payment options by email, and your login details are sent once the order is confirmed. Then follow the setup guide for your device.
A VPN is not required to use a lawful IPTV service. Some people use one for privacy on public Wi-Fi, or because their internet provider manages traffic in a way that affects video. A VPN adds a little latency and can reduce speed, so test with and without it. A VPN does not make an unlicensed service legal.
Yes, if your plan includes more than one connection. A connection is one stream playing at a time. A 2-device plan lets two screens play simultaneously; logging in on more devices than your plan allows will usually cut one of the streams off.
First check whether other channels play. If none do, restart your router and device and test your speed. If only one channel is affected, it is usually a temporary problem with that feed — try again later or use the catch-up section if your service offers it. If the problem persists, contact us with the channel name, your device and the time it happened.
Use the contact form. Include your device model, the app you use and a short description of the problem so we can give you a precise answer.
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