Coast to coast
Pick a lane by the number of TVs
Searching for an IPTV service USA households can trust? Here is how it works for an American household anywhere from Maine to Hawaii: you pay once a year or once for good, a login lands in your inbox, you type it into a player app on the TV you already own, and the guide follows your local clock. No satellite on the roof, no installer, no rented box under the set.
Plans
Every price below is in US dollars and paid by the year or once. Each plan ships with the program guide, VPN access, a lock PIN for the kids' profiles and our 60-day refund, whichever player app you use.
1 TV
One screen at a time: a TV, a stick or a phone.
Lane finder
Three taps, one plan.
Your lane shows here.
1 TV
Per year
$39
was $59
Bank transfer: $35.10
1 TV
Most chosen
Per year
$69
was $99
Bank transfer: $62.10
1 TV
Most chosen
Paid once
$129
for life
Bank transfer: $116.10
2 TVs
Two screens playing at the same moment.
2 TVs
Per year
$59
12 months
Bank transfer: $53.10
2 TVs
Per year
$119
12 months
Bank transfer: $107.10
3 TVs
Three screens at once, paid one time.
3 TVs
Paid once
$249
for life
Bank transfer: $224.10
Whole home
Up to 4 screens at once, paid one time.
Whole home
Most savings
Paid once
$299
was $459
Bank transfer: $269.10
Your Xtream codes or M3U link arrive by email, usually 5 to 30 minutes after payment. Refund on request within 60 days.
Bank transfer takes 10% off every plan, for example $62.10 instead of $69 or $269.10 instead of $299.
Message us on WhatsAppTime zones
A national game rarely suits everyone. Here is the same 8:15 pm Eastern start across the country, and what it means for living rooms on a US IPTV service from coast to coast.
ET
8:15 pm
Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC: a close finish runs late on a school night, and whoever goes to bed early can watch the ending on replay (a 4K plan or Whole Home) next morning.
CT
7:15 pm
San Antonio and Dallas–Fort Worth: the game overlaps the dinner table, which is why so many homes there want a second screen in the kitchen.
MT
6:15 pm
Colorado and the Rockies see it before dinner. Arizona never changes its clocks, so in early fall Phoenix gets 5:15 pm instead.
PT
5:15 pm
Las Vegas, San Diego and the Bay Area: kickoff often catches people still at work, so they start it from the beginning once they get home.
Data
How it works
Our streams start on dedicated, load-balanced servers in Europe and travel to you over the public internet, the same way a video call does. Your internet provider carries them into the house over cable, fiber, DSL or a 5G home receiver. A streaming stick or smart TV decodes the picture inside a player app such as TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro, both built by their own developers.
Your part is the last fifty feet. A wired TV or a 5 GHz Wi-Fi link matters more than the speed printed on the router box, and about 15 Mbps per 4K stream keeps a living room comfortable. Full HD needs far less, which is why rural DSL homes often start on One TV HD.
That is the whole chain behind an IPTV service in the USA, and the guide does the rest. Set the EPG offset to your zone once, and the grid reads in local time from then on; our EPG and setup guide shows where that setting sits in the common apps.
Diagram
Most first evenings with a new IPTV service in USA homes follow the same short path. Allow twenty minutes, most of it spent finding the remote.
Count the TVs that watch at the same moment and check whether the main one is 4K. That decides between One TV HD, the 4K plans and Whole Home.
Phone wallets and major cards settle on the spot. Wiring the money from your bank costs 10% less, in exchange for a slower start.
Our message spells out where the server lives and which name and password open it, then adds an M3U line for playlist-style apps. Save it, since it doubles as your receipt.
Samsung and LG sets carry players in their built-in store, while a Fire TV takes the side-loading route. Either way the app is published by its developer, and we have no hand in it.
Type the login, load the guide, then set its offset to your zone so tonight's grid reads correctly.
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Inbox
Your IPTV login
From: IPTV Services Provider · 5–30 min after payment
Reply on WhatsApp if anything looks off.
What changes for a household that swaps cable or satellite for a US IPTV service. No company names, just the line items.
| Cable or satellite TV | Our IPTV plans | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | A bill every cycle, often rising after the promo | $39 or $69 a year, or $299 once |
| Equipment | Rented box per TV | The stick or TV you own |
| Getting started | Installer window, sometimes a roof mount | Login by email, often within half an hour |
| Sports surcharge | Regional sports fee on many bills | None |
| Moving apartments | New install, box returns | Same login at the new address |
| Languages | Add-on packs | Spanish, Hindi, Tagalog, Arabic and dozens more in the list |
| Second TV | Another box, another fee | Screen options from $59 a year, or Whole Home for four |
| Replay | DVR box with limited space | 3 days on One TV 4K, 7 on Whole Home |
Data
Metros and regions
Our IPTV service in the USA is the same in every state; the household around it changes. A few patterns we see from support chats across the country.
Walk-ups where ten neighbors' routers fight over the same air: wire the main set.
Early-morning European soccer before work, college sports on Saturday.
News all evening, plus the languages of a very international city.
Spanish, Portuguese and Haitian Creole groups in one list for mixed households.
Chicago runs on Central, Detroit on Eastern. Family group chats about game times get confusing; a correctly set guide does not.
Sprawling suburban homes with a TV in nearly every room, which is exactly what Whole Home Lifetime's four screens are for.
Mountain time, with Arizona's no-daylight-saving twist in the guide.
Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese and Spanish channels, and catch-up for East Coast start times.
Shift workers who watch the night before on replay.
DSL or fixed wireless: One TV HD in Full HD keeps streams steady on modest lines.
Most messages we get about USA IPTV service plans start with a language, not a channel count. These groups sit in the list on every plan.
Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, Dominican, Central and South American channels: news, novelas, soccer from home leagues.
Hindi serials, Punjabi music, Urdu news, Tamil and Telugu cinema, Gujarati shows, and overnight cricket for the die-hards.
Tagalog entertainment, Haitian Creole and English-language Caribbean news for families in Miami and New York.
News and series from across the Arab world, popular in Dearborn, Houston and the Bay Area.
Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese groups for Los Angeles, San Francisco and Houston households.
Brazilian and Portuguese, Ukrainian and Russian, Polish, Greek, Italian, and channels serving Nigerian, Ghanaian and Ethiopian families.
Most IPTV providers USA buyers compare say nothing about the connection itself, yet it decides the evening. Here is how the common US connection types behave with our streams, without naming any internet company.
| How it usually performs | What we suggest | |
|---|---|---|
| Fiber | Handles 4K on several TVs at once | a 4K lane or Whole Home Lifetime, with an Ethernet cable to the main TV |
| Cable internet | Comfortable for 4K on one or two screens | Pick the faster Wi-Fi network your router offers; power-cycle the modem if prime time drags |
| 5G home internet | Strong near the tower, uneven across rooms | Set the receiver near a window facing the tower; keep the stick close to the router |
| Rural DSL | Often below what 4K needs | One TV HD in Full HD plays far more smoothly |
| Satellite internet | Usable, with a little extra delay | HD channels first; 4K when the speed reading allows |
| Phone hotspot in an RV | Fine for one HD screen on a decent signal | Watch data caps; download nothing in the background |
Data
Season board
Sunday
Afternoon slate starts 1 pm Eastern, breakfast time for Pacific fans, and a night game follows
Set a favorites row so switching between games takes one click
Saturday
Noon to late night ET from September, then bowl season around the holidays
West Coast late games end past midnight ET: catch-up helps the East
March
Several games at once on opening weekend
Whole Home Lifetime runs up to 4 screens together
April to October
Day games on weekdays, night games across four zones
The 3-day catch-up of the 4K plans covers a missed West Coast finish
Early mornings
Kickoffs at 7:30 am ET land at 4:30 am PT
Catch-up lets the West Coast watch after breakfast
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TV guide
Sports 1
Sports 2 4K
Movies HD
News Int.
Kids
It comes over your internet line instead of a coaxial TV feed, through an app instead of a rented box. You pay yearly or once, the login moves with you, and the channel list reaches well beyond national networks.
Yes. Our US IPTV service works anywhere your internet does; set the guide offset for Alaska or Hawaii time and the grid follows. Check speed on remote connections before choosing 4K.
Usually, for Full HD. A DSL or fixed-wireless line that struggles with 4K handles One TV HD comfortably, and a wired connection to the TV helps more than any setting.
Mostly whatever came with the TV or already sits in the drawer: Fire TV and Google TV sticks, recent Samsung and LG sets, Apple TV boxes, phones. Roku is the one we redirect, because the usual player apps don't run on it; a Fire TV or Google TV stick on a spare input takes over.
Yes. Any major American card is accepted at checkout, Apple Pay and Google Pay too. Those who wire the money from their bank pay $62.10 for One TV 4K rather than $69, and the line on the statement carries a neutral name.
One TV HD runs $39 per year and One TV 4K $69 per year; Whole Home Lifetime is a one-off $299. Add-ons for extra screens or lifetime access range from $59 to $249. That is the full bill: we never add equipment rental, an installation charge or a sports fee.
Yes, the login of our US IPTV service works at any address. A one-TV plan plays a single stream at a time, so the two places take turns; a two- or three-TV plan, or Whole Home Lifetime, lets both watch on the same evening.
Football, basketball, baseball, hockey and MLS show up whenever a channel in the list is carrying them, so we talk about leagues and categories rather than fixtures. Our sports viewing guide for US time zones shows how fans line up a weekend.
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Households
The dorm room or studio: One TV HD, $39 for the year. One screen in Full HD is all a 32-inch set can show anyway, and a 40,000-channel list with 90,000 on-demand titles keeps a student busy well past finals.
The family room with a 4K panel: One TV 4K, $69 for the year, and the plan we recommend most. The big set finally gets Ultra HD, there are 200,000 titles on demand, and replay reaches back three days, which is what rescues the Pacific-time fan when the game kicks off at 10 in the morning.
The house where everyone wants a different show: add a screen option from $59 a year, or move to Whole Home Lifetime, a single $299 payment that lets four TVs stream together from a dedicated server, keeps a week of replay and opens our private Premium Telegram group. Our guide to multi-screen households walks through the choice, and the full price list shows all seven offers.
Try it
Background
The country spans six time zones once Alaska and Hawaii are counted, and daylight saving is not observed everywhere. Wikipedia's page on time in the United States lays out the details. For viewers of an IPTV service in the USA, it comes down to two settings: the guide offset, and catch-up for the games that start before you get home.
Last exit before the plans
Planning an IPTV service in the USA for a new apartment or a whole house? Send your time zone, your devices and how many screens watch together. We will recommend the plan, and your login follows by email once you pay.