One line-up, three stream counts. Pick the number of devices that will be watching at the same time — nothing else changes between the plans.
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.
Payment is taken once for the term you choose. Nothing renews automatically, so a 3-month plan stops after three months unless you buy again — there is no card left on file quietly billing you.
We accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express, plus Apple Pay, Google Pay and USDC. Your login credentials are emailed within minutes of the payment clearing.
Twelve months on one device is $54, which is $4.50 a month against the $14 monthly rate. That is not a promotional trick — a subscriber who pays once a year costs a fraction of one who is re-processed monthly, and the price reflects it. If you are unsure whether the service suits you, take the free trial first and then buy annually, rather than paying the monthly premium as a hedge.
No hardware. No installation. No adult channels. If you need a device that can decode 4K, a Fire TV Stick 4K Max costs about $40 and is a one-off.
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.
