Sport
Football, American football, basketball, baseball, hockey, cricket, rugby, F1, tennis, golf, boxing, MMA and darts, plus temporary event channels that appear around big fixtures and PPV cards.
A number on its own means very little. 22,000+ channels is only useful if the twenty you watch are among them. So this page breaks the lineup down by category and by country, and tells you how to check a specific channel before you spend anything.
Football, American football, basketball, baseball, hockey, cricket, rugby, F1, tennis, golf, boxing, MMA and darts, plus temporary event channels that appear around big fixtures and PPV cards.
Premium film channels, general entertainment networks and the +1 timeshift feeds that make catching the start of something much easier.
International and national rolling news in several languages, which is one of the most-watched categories on any IPTV service.
History, science, nature, engineering and true crime. The categories people put on when nothing else is on.
Cartoon and children's networks in multiple languages, kept in their own group so a child can find them without wandering the whole list.
Faith broadcasting from several traditions, plus music video channels and radio-style streams.
Every country pack is included in every plan. You are not charged extra for a region, which matters in a multilingual house.
Pack sizes differ by country. A large market has hundreds of channels; a smaller one has the main national networks. Ask about your country and we will tell you roughly how many and which ones.
The VOD side holds 85,000+ titles: current and classic films, complete series with proper season and episode folders, and a growing set of documentaries. Each entry carries a poster, a plot summary, a year and a rating, so browsing feels like a streaming app instead of scrolling a text file.
Content is organised by genre and by language, and new releases appear regularly. Series folders fill up as episodes air, instead of everything landing in one go at the end of a season.
Streams carry the quality the source provides. Premium sport and the major networks are widely available in FHD, with 4K on the channels that really do broadcast in 4K. Plenty of smaller regional channels are HD or SD. That is how they are transmitted, and nobody can invent resolution that was never sent.
Where a channel exists at several qualities, you will usually find both an FHD and an HD entry. On a weaker connection, choosing the HD entry is the quickest way to a stable picture.
The reliable way is the free trial: request one, open the app, and search for the channels that decide it for you. That takes five minutes and settles the question with evidence. If you would rather ask first, message us the channel names and we will answer straight. That includes "no, we do not have that one", which is a sentence you deserve to hear before you pay, not after.
Yes. Ask on WhatsApp and we will send the current list for the countries you care about. We do not publish a fixed list on the site because it goes out of date within weeks, and a stale list is worse than none at all.
Ask before you buy. Name the channel and the country and we will tell you straight whether it is in the lineup. Better that than you finding out afterwards.
No, and any provider claiming otherwise is exaggerating. 4K exists where the broadcaster transmits in 4K, which mostly means premium sport and selected VOD. Everything else is FHD, HD or SD depending on the source.
New films and episodes are added continuously, with series folders updated as episodes air. If something you expect is missing, tell us and we will look into adding it.
An adult section exists and is off by default. It is only enabled if you specifically ask, which keeps it out of family households where children use the same box.
A free trial gives you the real list on your own device. Search for the channels that matter and decide from there.