20,500+ live channels and 70,000+ films and series, streamed in 4K to the TV you already own. Sunday football, Monday primetime, the kids' cartoons on a wet Saturday — one line item instead of five, from $25 a month.
One connection streams one screen at a time. Choose how many your household needs, and the longer terms bring the monthly rate down — the figure shown is the total for the whole period, not a teaser that resets later.
Every plan is the same service. The price changes with screens and term length — the channel list, the 4K streams, the on-demand library and the EPG do not. Nothing is held back for a higher tier.
Four things decide whether a service survives past the first month in a real living room. These are the four we build against.
Network primetime, the cable news desks, every major sports package, kids' channels for a wet Saturday, and the regional feeds that carry your city's teams. 20,500+ in total, and the guide is audited weekly so dead feeds get pulled rather than left in to pad a number.
It runs on the Fire TV Stick behind the television, the Smart TV itself, an Android box, a phone on the train, or a laptop in the kitchen. One login covers whichever of those your plan allows — nothing is rented to you and nothing gets mounted to the house.
Streaming load is not flat — a Sunday in November looks nothing like a Tuesday in June. Provisioning against the average is exactly how a service ends up stuttering during the fourth quarter, so we size against the peaks in the US sports calendar instead.
The 24-hour trial is a full account on the same servers paying customers use — not a demo reel or a cut-down channel list. No card is taken to start it, so if the streams do not hold up on your connection you simply do not come back.
There is one product here. Six of the things it does, none of which sit behind an upgrade.
20,500+ channels running around the clock — the national networks, cable entertainment, news, kids, music, and the regional feeds that carry local teams and local weather.
Full runs rather than whichever season a rights deal happens to cover this month. Start at episode one, stop mid-season, pick it up in March — nothing expires out from under you.
70,000+ titles covering recent releases, the studio back catalogue, international cinema and the family films that get replayed until everyone knows the words.
major live sport and college games, plus MMA cards, boxing, wrestling and tennis. On cable most of that is a separate package per season; here it is simply part of the subscription.
The EPG carries listings days ahead across the line-up, so finding the game is scrolling a grid rather than guessing at channel numbers or keeping a tab open on a schedule site.
Most problems land on a weekend evening, which is when a queue is least useful. The inbox and the chat are staffed around the clock by people who can see the same feeds you are looking at.
Eight of the 70,000+ films and series included at no extra cost. Nothing here is a rental and nothing is a separate purchase.
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IPTV stands for internet protocol television, which is a technical way of saying the picture arrives down the same line as everything else in the house. No dish on the roof, no coaxial run, no engineer visit. If a streaming app already works on your television, this will too.
What you get is closer to cable than to a streaming app: real channels running in real time, in a numbered guide, with an EPG that tells you what is on next. The difference is that the film library, the sports and the extra screens are inside the same subscription rather than sold alongside it.
Each of these takes the same login. How many can play at once is set by your plan, not by the hardware.
Same living room, same television, same Sunday. The difference is what arrives on the statement and how much of the line-up you actually asked for.
| Cable or satellite | IPTV America | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical monthly cost | $85–$130 once boxes, regional fees and taxes land | $25, or $90 for a whole year up front |
| Contract | 12–24 months, with an early-termination fee | Month to month; stop whenever you like |
| Sports add-ons | Billed separately, per package, per season | Included — major live sport, boxing |
| Second and third TV | A rented box and a monthly fee for each one | Extra connections add $9–$15 a month each |
| Films and series on demand | Rented per title, or a separate streaming service | 70,000+ titles inside the same subscription |
| Installation | An engineer, a window, a day off work | An app and a login — usually under ten minutes |
| Trying it first | Not offered | 24 hours free, no card taken |
Cable figures are typical 2026 US retail pricing after promotional periods end; your own bill is the number worth comparing against.
Sunday football through to the Monday night game, the major live sport seasons end to end, 162 nights of baseball, college football on Saturdays, and the MMA and boxing cards that normally arrive as a one-off charge. It is the part of a cable bill that grows fastest — three sports packages and a regional fee — and here it is simply included.
If you want to know what is on before you commit, the programme guide lists tonight's fixtures by league, with start times in ET.
Most people are watching before the coffee goes cold. There is nothing to install on your wall and nobody to let into the house.
Choose how many months and how many screens you need. If you would rather test first, the 24-hour trial is the same full account — no card details are taken to start it.
Credentials arrive within minutes of checkout, usually inside the hour at the very worst. One set of details covers whichever devices your plan allows.
Install the app on a Fire TV Stick, Android box, Smart TV, phone or computer, enter the login, and the full guide loads. Our setup guide walks through each device with screenshots.
The whole service lives in a single app: the channel grid, the EPG, the film and series library, and your account. Install it on a Fire TV Stick or Smart TV, sign in once, and it stays signed in. Setup is measured in minutes, and the setup guide covers each device step by step if you would rather follow along.
Six that come up most often. The full FAQ goes further into billing, devices and troubleshooting.
major live sport and the fight cards all move around the week, so the fixture list is kept where it is updated through the day, with start times in ET.
