Four terms against four household sizes, in one table. The same 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ on-demand titles sit behind every cell. Nothing renews by itself, and there are 7 days to go back.
In short: $15 for a month on one stream, $69 for twelve, which lands near $5.75 a month. Before you look at the longer terms, one piece of advice that costs us money — if you are here because a provider let you down, buy a single month. The annual saving is about $54 and it is not worth the exposure until you have watched through a couple of busy weekends. Come back for the year afterwards.
Every Term Against Every Household
1 Month
$15253549/ 1 month
that is $15.00 a monththat is $25.00 a monththat is $35.00 a monththat is $49.00 a month
The move takes an evening: same players, same hardware
25,000+ channels, listed so you can compare before you go
120,000+ on-demand titles, identical on every plan
4K, Full HD or HD, whichever the source genuinely carries
Xtream Codes and M3U, so leaving here is never blocked either
WhatsApp answered by someone who has moved people across before
Refunded inside 7 days if it repeats what you left
One thing separates these tiers: how many people can watch different things at the same moment. The 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ on-demand titles are identical across all of them. Nothing renews by itself, nothing is a contract, and there are 7 days to walk back out. Figures in USD.
Each term against the number of people watching
Term
Just me
Two of us
Three of us
Five of us
Comes out at, per month
1 Month
$15
$25
$35
$49
$15.00
3 Months
$29
$49
$65
$99
$9.67
6 Months
$45
$75
$99
$149
$7.50
12 Months
$69
$119
$159
$239
$5.75
Channels you get
25,000+
On-demand titles
120,000+
Picture, where the source allows
4K, FHD and HD
Time until you are watching
Under 15 minutes, sent on WhatsApp
If it repeats what you left
Refunded in full, 7 days
Identical on all of them
25,000+ channels across the USA, UK, Canada and 60+ further countries, counted once each rather than once per bitrate. The line-up page is there to be compared against your current list.
120,000+ on-demand titles, counted as titles rather than episodes, added to weekly.
4K, Full HD and HD, whichever the broadcaster actually produced. The 4K page explains which feeds are genuine and which are relabelled.
Guide and catch-up in the players that support them — the same TiViMate or IPTV Smarters you are already running.
The hardware you own: Fire TV, Android, Samsung, LG, Apple, Roku, Windows, MAG and Formuler, with a walkthrough each.
A person on WhatsApp, 24/7, who answers after the sale as well as before it.
7 days to reverse it, on every term without exception.
What actually happens when you order
Pick a household size and a term above and press the button. Your choice is written into the message before it sends, so there is nothing to misunderstand.
We confirm the figure and lay out the payment routes for your country. Ask whatever is still bothering you here — you are not committed and it costs nothing.
Once payment clears, four values come back in the chat: username, password, server address and M3U link, normally inside under 15 minutes.
Put them into the player you already have. Leave the old provider running until you are satisfied, then let it lapse.
Monthly, without much argument. Spread across a year the choice costs roughly $54 more, and what it buys is the right to walk away after four weeks having risked $15 instead of $69. That matters more than usual to somebody whose last provider took eight months of prepaid subscription down with it. Watch through a genuinely busy weekend. If the picture holds when everyone else is watching too, the annual term becomes obvious and the saving is real.
On the prices well below this one
A year for $20 is not hard to find, and there is a reasonable chance you have already bought one. Bandwidth, servers and people have a cost floor and that figure sits under it, so the gap is funded by something: capacity sold several times over, support that does not exist, or an operator who does not plan to be trading by spring. That is not a moral point, it is an arithmetic one, and it is usually the explanation for how the previous subscription ended.
Compare before you commit to anything
Tell us the household size and the term and we will confirm the exact figure. Or take a test line first and run it beside what you are paying for now — that costs nothing and settles more than this page can.
A single month is $15. Bought longer the rate falls: $29 for three months, $45 for six, $69 for twelve, which works out near $5.75 a month. The table above adds the columns for two, three and five people watching simultaneously.
Should I take a year if I am switching?
No. Take a month, and we will say that even though the year is better for us. You have just been burned by committing to somebody who did not last, so the sensible move is to risk $15 rather than $69 while you find out. Buy the year in month two if it has held up.
What does a year cost on each tier?
Twelve months is $69 for one person watching, $119 for two, $159 for three and $239 for five. Each carries the identical 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ on-demand titles. You are buying simultaneous viewers, never a bigger library — and a provider whose dearer plan adds channels has built the tier to confuse you.
Will the price go up at renewal?
No, and this is worth asking wherever you go next. Nothing renews automatically here: when a term ends you get a message and you decide. An introductory rate that quietly becomes a different rate is one of the commonest reasons people end up shopping again, and it is a deliberate design rather than an accident.
How do I pay?
The options are set out in the WhatsApp conversation, because what works varies a great deal by country. One rule regardless of who you buy from: never type full card details into a chat window. If a seller asks you to, you have learned something useful about them at no cost.
Can I move up a tier partway through?
Yes, at any point. Message us and the line moves to the higher tier, charged only on the difference across the time remaining rather than restarting the term. Your credentials keep working unchanged, so nothing on any device needs touching.
Why not just take the cheapest one I can find?
Because you probably already did, and that is why you are reading this page. Bandwidth, servers and people have a cost floor; a year sold for $20 is beneath it, so something is subsidising it and that something does not last. We are not the cheapest and would rather explain the price than disguise it.
I lost money when my last provider vanished. Any protection here?
Only the structural kind, and we will not pretend otherwise. Buy monthly and your exposure is one month. Use the 7-day window if the service is not as described. Beyond that, no IPTV seller can insure you against their own disappearance, and anyone claiming to is selling you a feeling rather than a protection.
What arrives when I pay?
A server address, a username, a password and an M3U link, in the same chat. Put them into the player you already have, replacing the test values or sitting alongside the old provider as a second playlist. The list populates itself, and the whole thing is normally done under 15 minutes after the payment clears.
Do I need new hardware?
Very unlikely, since whatever ran the last service will run this one. If you were about to replace a struggling box anyway, a Fire TV Stick at $30 to $50 covers most cases and a Formuler or MAG at $120 to $180 is worth it only on a main television watched daily.
What are the limits on the refund?
It covers the service not working on your equipment where support cannot fix it. It does not cover changing your mind after a fortnight of watching happily. Stating that here rather than at the moment you ask is deliberate; a policy you only discover when you need it is not really a policy.
Is 4K an extra?
No. Where a 4K feed genuinely exists it is open on every plan, with no premium tier and no surcharge. Those feeds sit beside HD copies of the same channels, which matters on a busy evening: there is somewhere to drop to instead of losing the picture entirely.
When should I run the test line?
On a busy evening, in parallel with what you have now. That is the comparison you could not make when you bought last time, and it is the only one that settles anything. A Tuesday at eleven in the morning will tell you that credentials work, which was never in doubt.
Can I pay for a month and add the rest later?
Yes. Start monthly, and when you want to commit we credit what remains and move you onto the longer term rather than making you start again. Nobody should be pushed into a year in their first fortnight, least of all somebody who has just had one go wrong.
