Replace a cable package on the hardware you already own. Native 4K where the broadcaster actually sends 4K, Full HD everywhere else, across 25,000+ live channels and 110,000+ movies and series — on Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Samsung and LG Smart TVs, Apple TV 4K, Android TV, iPhone, iPad and PC.
A US cable bill runs $75–$150 a month. This starts at $14, or $4.50 a month on the annual plan.
Most IPTV sites put 4K in the headline and stop there. Here is the specific version, including the parts that are not flattering.
Where a broadcaster puts out a genuine 4K feed, we pass it through at source resolution instead of stretching a 1080p signal and calling it Ultra HD. The honest part: the 4K tier is a subset of the line-up. The rest is Full HD and HD, because that is what those channels actually broadcast. Nobody carries 25,000 channels in native 4K.
Roughly 50 Mbps per 4K stream, 25 Mbps for HD, 5 Mbps for SD. Two people watching 4K at the same time wants 80–100 Mbps. Stability matters more than headline speed — most buffering is latency or Wi-Fi interference rather than a shortage of bandwidth, and running an ethernet cable to the TV fixes more problems than upgrading your plan.
A Fire TV Stick 4K or 4K Max, Apple TV 4K, Nvidia Shield, Google TV Streamer, or a Smart TV from roughly 2019 onward. An older 1080p stick will not play a 4K stream whichever plan you buy — that is a hardware ceiling, not an account setting. Worth checking before you pay for a tier you cannot watch.
Choose how many streams you need to run at once. Every plan carries the same channels and the same on-demand library.
One stream at a time.
$14.00
1 connection
$25.00
$8.33 / month
$36.00
$6.00 / month
$54.00
$4.50 / month
Two streams at the same time.
$24.00
2 connections
$45.00
$15.00 / month
$68.00
$11.33 / month
$79.00
$6.58 / month
Three streams at the same time.
$34.00
3 connections
$70.00
$23.33 / month
$90.00
$15.00 / month
$110.00
$9.17 / month
Every plan carries the same channels and the same on-demand library. The only difference is how many streams can run at the same time.
The comparison worth making is against what you would otherwise pay for. Figures are US market rates as of 2026 and will drift — check them before you decide.
| Cable / Satellite | 4K IPTV USA | YouTube TV / Fubo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical monthly cost | $75–$150 | $14, or $4.50 on annual | $83–$85 |
| Contract | 12–24 months | None | None |
| Equipment rental | $5–$15/mo per box | None — your own devices | None |
| Live channels | ~200 on a mid tier | 25,000+ | 100–200 |
| 4K availability | A few channels, extra fee | Included where broadcast | Limited, select events |
| Simultaneous streams | 1 per box rented | 1, 2 or 3 by plan | 3 (YouTube TV) |
| Cancel anytime | Early-termination fee | Yes | Yes |
| Regional sports | Yes, in-market only | Included | Varies by market |
NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, MLS, UFC and boxing pay-per-view, plus college football and basketball. Regional sports networks are included, which is where most cord-cutters get stuck — out-of-market games that a national streaming package quietly leaves out.
One caveat, stated plainly. A handful of marquee events carry a genuine 4K feed — some NFL games, selected UFC cards, the occasional MLB broadcast. The majority of US sport is still produced in 1080p or 720p, so that is what arrives. Anyone promising every game in 4K is describing an upscale.
Cientos de canales en español: noticias, telenovelas, Liga MX, deportes y entretenimiento de México, España y toda América Latina. Incluidos en el plan estándar, sin coste adicional.
Several hundred Spanish-language channels, covering news, telenovelas, Liga MX and general entertainment. They are part of the standard line-up, not a paid add-on and not a separate package. If one specific channel is the reason you are subscribing, ask support before you pay — we will confirm whether it is live rather than let you find out afterwards.
No proprietary box, nothing to install in your house and nothing to return. Your login is a standard Xtream Codes or M3U line, which means it works in the free players most people already use — IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate or XCIPTV.
Roku is the exception. Roku does not permit the sideloaded players that IPTV services rely on, and no provider can work around that. If Roku is your only device, a Firestick or a cheap Android box is the fix — about $40 either way.
Choose how many streams you need at once and how long you want. Nothing is auto-renewing.
Your Xtream Codes login arrives by email within minutes of payment, with setup links for your device.
Open your player, paste the line, and the channel list loads. No box, no engineer, no visit.
Start with the free 24-hour trial. Test the picture on your own TV, on your own connection, and check that the channels you actually care about are live — that is the only test that means anything. If you then subscribe and it is not what you expected, cancel within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. The terms are written out on the refund policy page, and they say the same thing.
Reviews
Switched after two years of paying triple for cable. Sunday afternoons are the real test and it has not dropped once.
Mi mama ve sus novelas y yo veo los partidos, al mismo tiempo. Eso solo ya vale el precio.
Three months in, zero buffering. My old provider used to freeze every commercial break.
Used the free day first, which is why I trusted it enough to pay. Nobody else let me do that.
Picture is excellent. Took me a second try to get it running on my older Roku, but support walked me through it.
Cancelled a $180 cable bill for this. My wife has not noticed a single difference except the price.
Fight nights are the reason I subscribed and it has never let me down on one.
Runs on the Samsung TV, my iPad and my husband's phone at once. That is exactly what I paid for.
Credentials landed in my inbox in about ten minutes. I expected to wait until the next day.
Massive channel list — honestly more than I will ever get through. Would like a better search on the app.
Los canales de Mexico se ven mejor aqui que en el paquete que pagaba antes. Vale la pena.
I am not technical at all. Copied the details in one time and it has just worked since.
Only 40Mbps out here and the 4K streams still hold. Drops to HD occasionally at peak hours, which I can live with.
Asked a question at 2am expecting nothing. Had a real answer before I went to bed.
Good service, fair price. One channel went down for an evening and was back the next morning.
Paid for the year because the monthly already proved itself. Cheapest real 4K I have found.
I am 67 and set this up by myself on the Fire Stick. That tells you how simple it is.
Library is deep enough that we dropped two other apps. Wish the newer episodes showed up a little faster.
Been through four providers in three years. This is the first one I have renewed.
Coverage
US, UK, Canada, Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Asia — one subscription covers every region we carry, with no add-on packages.
4K IPTV USA starts at $14 a month for one device, $24 for two and $34 for three. Most US IPTV services sit between $10 and $25 a month. Cable runs $75–$150, and a live-TV streaming service like YouTube TV or Fubo is $83–$85.
Yearly, by a wide margin. Twelve months is $54 on one device, $79 on two and $110 on three. On the single-device plan that works out to $4.50 a month, roughly a third of the monthly rate.
Both exist, and the honest answer is that it depends on the channel. Where a broadcaster puts out a genuine 4K feed we pass it through at source resolution. Most channels in the list are Full HD or HD — no provider carries 25,000 channels in native 4K, and any that claims to is upscaling.
About 50 Mbps per 4K stream, 25 Mbps for HD and 5 Mbps for SD. Two people watching 4K at once wants 80–100 Mbps. Stability matters more than headline speed: most buffering is latency or Wi-Fi interference rather than a lack of bandwidth.
A Fire TV Stick 4K or 4K Max, Apple TV 4K, Nvidia Shield, Google TV Streamer, or a Smart TV from roughly 2019 onward. An older 1080p stick will not play a 4K feed no matter which plan you are on — that is a hardware limit, not an account setting.
The technology is legal — it is television delivered over the internet, the same mechanism YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV use. What varies is the licensing behind any given channel line-up, and that differs by provider and by jurisdiction. Check the rules where you live before subscribing; we cannot advise on your local law.
No. A VPN is not required for the service to work. Some subscribers use one for privacy from their ISP, or because a handful of US providers throttle sustained video during peak hours. If your stream is stable without one, leave it off — a VPN usually costs you a little speed.
Yes, along with MLS, UFC and boxing PPV events. Regional sports networks and out-of-market games are included. A few marquee events carry a genuine 4K feed; most US sport is still broadcast in 1080p or 720p, so that is what arrives.
Firestick, Fire TV Cube, Samsung and LG Smart TVs, Android TV, Google TV, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Windows, macOS, MAG and Formuler boxes — all fine. Roku is the exception: it blocks the sideloaded players these services depend on, so use a Firestick or an Android box instead.
Yes — several hundred, covering news, telenovelas, Liga MX and general entertainment from Mexico, Spain and across Latin America. They are part of the standard line-up, not a paid add-on.
Within minutes of payment, by email. If nothing has arrived after half an hour, check the spam folder first and then message support — we can resend immediately.
There is a free 24-hour trial, so you can test the picture quality and confirm the channels you care about are live before paying anything. If you subscribe and it is not what you expected, cancel within 7 days for a full refund. The full terms are on the refund policy page.
24 hours, no card, no commitment. If the channels are not there, you have lost nothing.
