Every Smart IPTV subscription opens the whole library — all 18,000+ channels, all 80,000+ films and series, the full programme guide and 4K where the broadcaster sends it. The only thing that changes is how long you pay for and how many screens you want at once.
How many screens do you want playing at the same time?
One screen is enough for most homes; pick more if different rooms want different channels at the same time. Every combination is on the full pricing page, side by side.
Most IPTV services assume you will plug something in. We assumed you would rather not. Everything below is written for a television already sitting in your living room — and Samsung smart TV IPTV setup in particular is the case we optimised for.
Samsung smart TV IPTV needs nothing extra: the player comes straight from Tizen, and LG owners get it from webOS. Android TV pulls it from Google Play. Nothing extra to buy, nothing extra to plug in behind the set.
Sport, news, entertainment, kids, music and regional feeds from 120+ countries, grouped so the remote actually gets you somewhere instead of scrolling forever.
A film and series library that keeps growing week to week, with box sets kept in episode order rather than dumped into one long alphabetical list.
We pass through the best feed the broadcaster publishes. Where that is 4K you get 4K; where it is 1080p we do not relabel it as something it is not.
Football, major live sport, motorsport and combat sport across domestic and overseas feeds — with tonight's fixtures listed on the site before you subscribe.
A proper EPG with now-and-next and several days ahead, so the channel list reads like a TV guide instead of a wall of unlabelled numbers.
Pay for a month or a year, whichever suits. Nothing rolls over on its own, and there is a 7-day money-back window if it does not work for you.
Email support every day of the week, staffed by people who know what a Samsung TV does differently from a Firestick. Setup help is part of the price.
There is no hardware to wait for and nothing gets posted to you. Everything below happens on the evening you sign up.
Plans open at $25 for a month and drop to $90 for a full year on one screen. Choose how many screens you want running at the same time — one is plenty for most people, five covers a busy house.
Your login details arrive by email, usually within a few minutes of ordering. The same message tells you which player to install for your exact TV and what to type where.
Open the player on your TV, enter the details once, and the full channel list and on-demand library load in. The TV remembers you, so there is nothing to do again tomorrow.
A few of the notes that come back to our support inbox, shared with permission.
"I have a five-year-old Samsung and assumed I'd need to buy a stick. I didn't — the player was right there in the Samsung store, and I was watching within about ten minutes of paying."
"The guide is the bit that sold me. Other services I tried gave me thousands of channels and no idea what was on any of them. This one fills in the programme names properly."
"Used the free day first, which I'd recommend — my broadband is not brilliant and I wanted to see it hold up on a Saturday afternoon before paying. It did, so I stayed."
Live fixtures, pulled from our schedule feed and refreshed through the day. This is the real list — check it before you subscribe and see whether the sport you care about is on it.
