Best IPTV service in the United States
61,000 live channels and 180,000 films and series across 42 languages, on the devices you already own, for about $5.75 a month. We counted on 1 August 2026 and we print the date, which most of this industry avoids doing.
- No card for the trial
- Cancel by doing nothing
- Works on your existing box
61,000
Live channels
- 4K channels
- 2,400
- On-demand titles
- 180,000
- Languages
- 42
- Sport
- News and documentary
- Entertainment and drama
$5.75
Per month on the annual plan
Ways to pay
- Card
- PayPal
- Crypto
Three steps, about ten minutes
Start with the 24-hour trial. No card, no account, nothing to cancel afterwards.
- 1
Ask for the trial
Tell us which device you watch on. Login details reach your email or Telegram, usually inside fifteen minutes.
- 2
Install one app
Most devices already carry it in their own store. The guide for your device names the single setting that normally goes wrong.
- 3
Sign in and test it
Paste the line, let the guide load, and the lineup appears. Try it during something live before you pay for anything.
What a good IPTV service in the United States owes you
Six things we will put in writing. Everything else here can be checked against the pages we link to.
Channel counts with a date
We count a channel once, only if it played when we checked, and we publish the day we checked it.
A catalogue you can browse
Films and series are searchable before you commit, so you can find out whether the thing you actually watch is in there.
Four quality ladders
4K, UHD, FHD and HD on each channel, so a weak evening connection steps down a rung instead of stopping dead.
Up to four screens on one line
The living room, a phone and a tablet at once. Pick the screen count that matches your household.
Full guide and catch-up
A working programme guide with four days behind it, which is the difference between a channel list and television.
No stored card
Nothing renews, because there is nothing on file to charge. Cancelling means simply not renewing.
61,000
Live channels
Counted 1 August 2026
180,000
On-demand titles
Counted 1 August 2026
$5.75
Per month on the annual plan
$69 / 12
Under 10 min
Typical setup time
How we count, and when we last counted
Most sellers publish a channel count with no date attached and no explanation of what went into it. Ours carries both: a channel is counted once, and only if it actually played when we checked.
That is the part that matters. A lineup decays constantly: feeds go dark, regional duplicates pile up, placeholder entries never get cleared. A number with no date behind it is a number from an unknown day, which is another way of saying it is not a number at all. We count a stream once, only if it played when we checked, and we print the day we checked. Recount at the start of every month, published either way.
What the number counts
- Unique live streams that played during the count
- Regional duplicates collapsed into one entry
- Dead and placeholder entries excluded
- Recounted at the start of every month
The fixtures that actually matter in the United States
A generic lineup is easy to sell and hard to watch. These are the specific problems television has in the United States, and where an IPTV subscription helps.
Pro football
Out-of-market Sunday games sit behind a separate season pass that costs more than a year of most streaming bundles.
Pro baseball
In-market blackouts are the single most complained-about rule in American sports streaming. Your home team is the one you cannot watch.
Pro basketball
Regional sports channels changed hands twice in three years, and several are no longer carried by the large streaming bundles.
Pro ice hockey
National coverage is split across two broadcasters, with regional games on a channel that may not be in your package.
College football
Conference realignment scattered games across four broadcasters and two standalone services.
Works with the major US providers
Nothing is throttled on our side, so the connection you already have is the one that matters. If these names are on your bill, the service runs as it should.
- Fiber
- Cable internet
- DSL
- 5G home internet
- Fixed wireless
- Satellite broadband
Pick your device and follow five steps
Every guide is written for that device rather than translated from a generic template, including the one setting that usually goes wrong.
IPTV pricing for the United States, at the market rate
Four durations, one lineup, charged in USD. Longer plans cost less per month because they cost us less to service, not because the short ones are padded.
How many screens at once?
1 month
$14
$14 per month
- 61,000+ live channels
- 180,000+ films and series on demand
- 4K, UHD, FHD and HD feeds
- TV guide (EPG) and 4-day catch-up
- Anti-Freeze 9.8 buffer protection
- 99.99% uptime
- 1 screen at the same time
Secure checkout
- VISA
- PayPal
- ₿
3 months
Save 14%$36
$12 per month
- 61,000+ live channels
- 180,000+ films and series on demand
- 4K, UHD, FHD and HD feeds
- TV guide (EPG) and 4-day catch-up
- Anti-Freeze 9.8 buffer protection
- 99.99% uptime
- 1 screen at the same time
Secure checkout
- VISA
- PayPal
- ₿
6 months
Save 44%$47
$7.83 per month
- 61,000+ live channels
- 180,000+ films and series on demand
- 4K, UHD, FHD and HD feeds
- TV guide (EPG) and 4-day catch-up
- Anti-Freeze 9.8 buffer protection
- 99.99% uptime
- 1 screen at the same time
Secure checkout
- VISA
- PayPal
- ₿
12 months
Save 59%$69
$5.75 per month
- 61,000+ live channels
- 180,000+ films and series on demand
- 4K, UHD, FHD and HD feeds
- TV guide (EPG) and 4-day catch-up
- Anti-Freeze 9.8 buffer protection
- 99.99% uptime
- 1 screen at the same time
Secure checkout
- VISA
- PayPal
- ₿
Over 25,000 customers watching across five markets.
Login details arrive by email about 5 minutes after payment — check your spam folder if they are not there.
Works on 10 Mbps and up, per screen.
Prices are shown and charged in USD for customers in the United States, converted from our US price list.
What you can hold us to
We hold no collected customer reviews, so there are none invented on this page. These are the commitments instead.
24-hour trial, no card
The full lineup, not a cut-down demo. If it stutters on your connection you have lost nothing but the setup time.
7-day refund on every plan
Ask within a week of paying and the money goes back. No form to fill in and no retention script.
No automatic renewal
We store no payment method, so a subscription cannot quietly continue. You renew deliberately or it lapses.
Questions people ask before subscribing
How is this cheaper than a normal TV subscription?
Is there really no automatic renewal?
What happens if a channel stops working?
Can I watch on more than one screen at once?
Do I need a VPN?
Test it on your own television first
The 24-hour trial runs on the same servers as a paid subscription. Use it on a weekday evening, during something live, on the device you actually watch.