Live TV that
just plays.
One login, up to four devices at once, and a written setup guide for every player we support. If your connection can't carry it, we'll tell you before you pay — not after.
- Fire TV
- Android TV
- Apple TV
- Smart TV
- iOS
- VLC
Streaming quality depends on your connection: 10 Mbps sustained for HD, 25 Mbps for 4K, per stream. FCC broadband speed guide.
Four devices. One login.
Watch in two rooms and on a phone without a second subscription.
A written guide per player
Exact menu paths. Not "check your settings".
Buffering, diagnosed properly
Usually the Wi-Fi band, not the stream.
Cancel whenever
Terms in plain words on the plans page.
Three steps. Bandwidth first.
Nine times out of ten, a stream that stutters is a connection problem wearing a provider's logo. So we start there, instead of selling first and troubleshooting afterwards.
- 01Check your connection first
Before you pay anyone: 10 Mbps sustained per HD stream, 25 Mbps for 4K. If your line can't hold that, no provider will fix it — and we'd rather say so now than refund you later.
- 02Pick a plan, get your login
Monthly, quarterly or annual. Same catalogue on all three — the longer terms are cheaper per month, not better. Credentials arrive by email.
- 03Set up your player
Follow the guide for your device: Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Smart TV or VLC. Exact menu paths, step by step. Most people are watching in under ten minutes.
Reviews go here.
Real ones only.
Drop a real review in components/home/Testimonials.tsx and remove the placeholder flag. No invented quotes ship from here.
Drop a real review in components/home/Testimonials.tsx and remove the placeholder flag. No invented quotes ship from here.
Drop a real review in components/home/Testimonials.tsx and remove the placeholder flag. No invented quotes ship from here.
Not sure it'll work
on your setup?
Email before you subscribe. Tell us the player you own and roughly what your connection does at 9pm, and we'll tell you honestly whether this is going to work — including when the answer is no.