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Licensed IPTV for the USA · Lineup counted by category · No contract
EyePTV — the IPTV service that puts its terms in writing
231 US networks across 8 categories — ask about yours before you pay
EyePTV is a licensed IPTV service for viewers in the United States: live sports, news, entertainment and international channels plus on-demand titles, streamed over your internet connection to the devices you already own. Plans run from $5.00/mo on the 12 months plan (14 months of access for the price of 12) to $19.99 month-to-month, every plan carries the same 231 US networks and a 7-day money-back guarantee, and no VPN is required — because none is needed on a licensed service.
Last updated
- Licensed for US distribution
- Lineup counted category by category
- SD · HD · FHD · 4K quality tiers
- Email support on this domain
- No contract
- 7-day money-back guarantee
Live sports, news and entertainment on Firestick, Apple TV, Android and smart TVs — 4K where the source is 4K. From $5.00/mo, cancel anytime.
7-day money-back guarantee · No VPN required · Card and PayPal only, never crypto
- 231
- US networks
- Sports, news, movies & more
- 8
- Categories
- Each one counted
- $5.00
- Per month
- No hidden fees
- 7-day
- Money back
- Self-serve, no forms
The network total is the sum of the per-category counts on the channel list page. Ask support about a specific channel before you pay.
EyePTV plans
Choose your EyePTV plan
No hidden fees, no contracts, and the per-month figure is the price divided by months of access — bonus months included — so you are comparing like with like.
Multi-device discount: 2 devices −20% · 3 devices −25% · 4 devices −30%
1 Month
3 Months
6 Months
12 Months + 2 FREE
You get 14 months — pay for 12
$69.99
1 device · works out to $5.00/mo over 14 months
Get Started →Renews at the standard 12-month rate · Credentials by email · 7-day money-back guarantee
1 stream at onceSave 75%
$111.98
2 devices · works out to $8.00/mo over 14 months
Get Started →Renews at the standard 12-month rate · Credentials by email · 7-day money-back guarantee
2 streams at onceSave 80%
$157.48
3 devices · works out to $11.25/mo over 14 months
Get Started →Renews at the standard 12-month rate · Credentials by email · 7-day money-back guarantee
3 streams at onceSave 81%
$195.97
4 devices · works out to $14.00/mo over 14 months
Get Started →Renews at the standard 12-month rate · Credentials by email · 7-day money-back guarantee
4 streams at onceSave 82%
- 14 months of access — pay for 12
- 231 US networks across 8 categories
- Any specific channel confirmed by email before you pay
- SD · HD · FHD · 4K quality tiers
- 4K where the source broadcasts in 4K
- Outage credits on request, written into the Terms
- National sports tier, blackouts as on cable
- EPG + catch-up TV
- Unlimited registered devices
- M3U & MAG portal support
- Credentials by email once payment clears
- Email support, answered on this domain
- 7-day money-back guarantee
Undecided? Seven days to change your mind — requested from the dashboard, no agent to argue with.
USD, billed once per term. The per-month figure divides by months of ACCESS rather than months billed, so bonus months pull the headline number down instead of being claimed separately beside it. Savings are measured against the $19.99/month rate at the same device count.
Seven days to change your mind
Request the refund from your dashboard. No form to argue with and no agent to convince.
Credentials by email
Your login is sent once payment clears, to the address you paid with.
No contract
Cancel from your dashboard at any time with no fee. Access runs to the end of the term you bought.
Reversible payment only
Cards and PayPal, both disputable. We do not accept cryptocurrency or gift cards — deliberately, so you keep leverage after the transaction.
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Amex
- PayPal
- Apple Pay
Devices
Setup, device by device
Pick your hardware for the exact steps, including the playback settings that stop older boxes stuttering — the part most setup guides leave out and support then repeats all day.
Amazon Fire TV Stick
Moderate · about 10 minutes
Roku
Moderate · about 8 minutes
Android TV & Google TV
Easy · about 5 minutes
Apple TV
Easy · about 5 minutes
Samsung & LG Smart TVs
Easy · about 5 minutes
NVIDIA Shield TV
Easy · about 5 minutes
Windows PC
Easy · about 3 minutes
iPhone & iPad
Easy · about 3 minutes
Android Phones & Tablets
Easy · about 3 minutes
MAG Box
Moderate · about 12 minutes
Firestick? Install EyePTV in 1 step
Enter this URL in the Downloader app:
eyeptv.live/getInstalls the EyePTV Fire TV app in about 60 seconds, then sign in with the credentials from your welcome email. Full walkthrough: Firestick setup guide.
How it works
From plan to picture in three steps
Pick a term and a screen count
Choose one of the four terms below and how many devices stream at once. The lineup is the same on all of them, so the only decision is how long you want to pay for.
Get your credentials by email
Your login arrives by email once payment clears. Nothing ships and nobody visits — the service runs on the devices you already own.
Sign in and start the 7-day window
Install the EyePTV app for your device, sign in, and the guide loads. From that point you have seven days to request a self-serve refund if it is not right.
Comparison
Four ways to buy television, compared
Named providers in this category churn faster than any comparison page can track, so the columns describe categories instead. Find the one matching whatever is currently in front of you.
EyePTV
- Typical price
- $5.00/mo on 12 months
- Lineup
- US lineup published by category, with counts
- Simultaneous streams
- Up to 4
- Device support
- Fire TV, Apple TV, Android, Tizen, webOS, web
- Uptime commitment
- Credits written into the Terms
- Support
- Email, on this domain
- Money-back guarantee
- 7-day money back
- Licensed for its content
- Yes
Typical budget reseller
- Typical price
- $5–$20/mo, unverifiable terms
- Lineup
- Unverified, changes weekly
- Simultaneous streams
- 1–2
- Device support
- Sideloaded app only
- Uptime commitment
- No SLA published
- Support
- Telegram / WhatsApp only
- Money-back guarantee
- None
- Licensed for its content
- No / unverifiable
Mainstream live TV bundle
- Typical price
- $73–$83/mo
- Lineup
- 85–100 channels
- Simultaneous streams
- 2–3
- Device support
- Wide official app support
- Uptime commitment
- High, no public SLA
- Support
- Business-hours phone
- Money-back guarantee
- Varies by promo
- Licensed for its content
- Yes
Free ad-supported streaming
- Typical price
- $0
- Lineup
- FAST channels, no live sports
- Simultaneous streams
- 1–2
- Device support
- Wide official app support
- Uptime commitment
- High
- Support
- Help center only
- Money-back guarantee
- N/A
- Licensed for its content
- Yes
Bundle and FAST figures reflect published US list prices as of August 2026. Reseller figures describe the category rather than any named provider.
The specifics
What this site does that the category does not
A lineup that adds up
231 US networks across 8 categories, each category counted separately. No five-figure headline number: that figure is unverifiable by anyone outside the business, which is precisely why every reseller quotes one.
See the channel list →The apps, and what Roku costs you
Native apps for 10+ platforms including Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Samsung Tizen and LG webOS, plus a browser player. Roku works through screen mirroring, because Roku permits nothing else.
Setup guides →A calculator instead of a slogan
Our true-cost calculator adds up what your current TV setup really bills over one and five years — equipment rental, broadcast fees, the post-promo cliff — next to what EyePTV costs. Bring your own numbers.
Run your numbers →Arithmetic you can redo yourself
Four terms in USD, one price each, and the per-month figure divided by months of access rather than months billed — so the bonus months are inside the headline number instead of asserted beside it. The launch countdown runs to a real cutoff, not one that resets on reload.
Compare plans →What’s included with EyePTV
The same lineup on every term — counted, not inflated
Term length changes the price and how many screens play at once. It never changes which channels you get. The categories below add up to the whole lineup.
Sports
42 networksLive games as they happen — pro and college football, basketball, baseball, hockey, soccer and combat sports, with dedicated league networks included on every plan.
Sports on the channel list →
News
24 networksRolling coverage from the major cable news networks alongside business, weather and international outlets, so breaking stories are never more than one channel away.
News on the channel list →
Entertainment
68 networksThe general-entertainment heart of the lineup: scripted dramas, comedies, reality staples and late-night favorites from the networks everyone channel-surfs to first.
Entertainment on the channel list →
Kids & family
18 networksCartoons, preschool programming and family movie nights in one kid-safe corner of the guide — easy for small hands to find and easy for parents to trust.
Kids & family on the channel list →
Movie networks
22 networksPremium movie networks and round-the-clock film channels spanning new releases, classics and genre marathons — with 4K picture wherever the source is 4K.
Movie networks on the channel list →
Lifestyle & documentary
31 networksHome renovations, cooking competitions, travel and true-life storytelling — the comfort-watch networks that always have something on.
Lifestyle & documentary on the channel list →
Spanish language
26 networksSpanish-language television in one place: novelas, noticias, variety shows and fútbol from the leading US Hispanic networks.
Spanish language on the channel list →
Local broadcast
Varies by marketYour hometown broadcast affiliates — local news, weather and primetime network programming — without an antenna on the roof. Licensed market by market, so coverage varies by ZIP code.
Local broadcast on the channel list →- 231 US networks
- 8 categories, each with its own count
- 4K where the source broadcasts in 4K
- No extra subscriptions to buy
These are linear TV networks, which is what an IPTV service can hold distribution rights for. We do not claim to provide any subscription streaming platform’s catalog — nobody in this category licenses those, and any provider advertising them is telling you something important about itself. Need a particular channel? Ask us before you pay and we will confirm it in writing.
FAQ
What people ask before subscribing
What is EyePTV?
EyePTV is a licensed IPTV service that streams live TV channels over your internet connection to the devices you already own — smart TVs, streaming sticks, phones, tablets, and computers. Every plan includes a full program guide (EPG), catch-up for recently aired shows, and email support answered on this domain. There's no cable box, no installer visit, and no long-term contract.
Is EyePTV legal?
Yes. IPTV itself is simply a delivery technology — television over internet protocol — and it's legal to use, the same way streaming any licensed app is. EyePTV is a licensed service and holds distribution rights for the channels in its lineup. You can read more about how our content licensing works on the licensing page.
What devices does EyePTV work on?
EyePTV has native apps for Fire TV, Android TV and Google TV, Apple TV (tvOS), iOS, Android, Samsung Tizen, and LG webOS, plus a web player for any modern browser. MAG and Formuler boxes connect through their built-in portal, and standard M3U playlists are supported for third-party players. Roku is the one exception — Roku doesn't allow sideloaded channels, so it works via screen mirroring instead. You can register unlimited devices on your account.
What channels does EyePTV include?
The lineup spans live sports, national and international news, entertainment, movies, kids and family programming, lifestyle networks, Spanish-language channels, and local broadcast affiliates. Streams are delivered in 4K where the source broadcast is 4K. The channels page breaks the lineup down by category with a count for each, and support will confirm any specific channel by email before you subscribe.
What internet speed do I need for EyePTV?
Plan on about 10 Mbps of steady bandwidth per 1080p stream and about 25 Mbps per 4K stream. Most home connections clear that easily; what matters more is consistency — a wired Ethernet connection or a strong 5 GHz Wi-Fi signal beats raw speed on a congested network. If streams stall even though your speed test looks fine, the channels-not-loading guide covers the usual causes.
Do I need a VPN to use EyePTV?
No. EyePTV is a licensed service, so there's nothing to hide your traffic from — it works on any normal home connection without a VPN. If you already use a VPN for privacy, that's fine too; just pick a nearby server, since routing video through a distant one can add buffering.
How fast is activation after I pay?
Activation is automatic: your login details are emailed once the payment clears, and setting up a player on most devices is a short job after that. We deliberately do not put a stopwatch figure on it, because payment confirmation is the slow step and it is not ours to control. If something stalls, email support@eyeptv.live and we will unstick it.
Why EyePTV
Six commitments a reseller cannot copy
None of these are features. Each one is something a competitor would have to give up money or deniability to match, which is why the pages selling you 35,000 channels for $4 a month never do.
You can check your channels before you pay
The lineup is broken into 8 categories with a count for each, and the total is just those counts added up. Email us the two or three channels you would actually miss and we will confirm them in writing before you spend anything.
See the lineup by category →Blackouts are disclosed, not discovered
Regional sports blackouts apply here exactly as they do on cable, because they are written into the rights agreements rather than into our infrastructure. We would rather cost ourselves a sale by saying so on the homepage than have you find out ten minutes before kick-off.
How blackouts work →The outage clause names a consequence
Section 3 of the Terms says what we owe you when the service is down — 10% of the month past four hours, 30% past twenty-four — and settles it from our logs rather than asking you to prove anything. What it deliberately does not do is quote an uptime percentage, because ours is not independently audited.
Read section 3 →Support has an address that can be held to it
Questions go to a mailbox on this domain, which is a thing we have to keep answering in order to keep taking payments — not a Telegram handle that can be abandoned in an afternoon. Pre-sales questions land in the same queue as customer ones.
Contact support →No contract, and no reason for one
Cancel from your dashboard at any time with no fee, and access runs to the end of the term you already bought. Longer terms cost less because they genuinely cost us less to service, not because they are harder to leave.
Read the terms →Seven days, self-serve, no interview
Request the refund from your dashboard without explaining yourself to an agent. Spend the week properly: a weeknight prime-time slot and one weekend live event, which is when thin infrastructure gives itself away.
Refund policy →Live sport
Live sport, with the limits stated
42 US sports networks sit in the same lineup as everything else, on every term — there is no sports package to add on top. Regional blackouts apply here as they do on cable, because they are part of the rights agreements a licensed service has to honour.
4K where the source is
Most live sport is broadcast below 4K; we say so.
Guide and catch-up
Replay recent programs on supported channels.
Blackouts disclosed
Stated here, not discovered at kick-off.
The lineup, category by category
- Sports42 networks
- News24 networks
- Entertainment68 networks
- Kids & family18 networks
- Movie networks22 networks
- Lifestyle & documentary31 networks
- Spanish language26 networks
- Local broadcastVaries by market
Counts are per category and add up to the 231 total. Ask support to confirm a specific channel before you pay.
Nationwide, on your own connection
EyePTV coverage in the US
Delivered over the internet connection you already pay for, so there is no dish, no aerial and no installer.
Licensed for viewers in the United States: the same subscription, price and national lineup in every state. Local broadcast affiliates are the exception — they are licensed market by market, so local coverage varies by ZIP code. Verify the locals you need during the 7-day guarantee window.
No VPN is required. Plan on about 10 Mbps of steady bandwidth per 1080p stream and about 25 Mbps per 4K stream; a wired connection or strong 5 GHz Wi-Fi matters more than raw speed.
Reviews
This wall stays empty until subscribers fill it
We launched in August 2026. A review wall full of five-star praise from “verified” customers a brand-new IPTV service cannot have is exactly the kind of thing our own buying advice tells you to distrust. Every review that ever appears here will come from a paying subscriber we can match to an order — including the bad ones.
Get started today
Start watching tonight
A licensed lineup counted category by category, an outage clause with a number attached to it, native apps on 10+ platforms, and 7 days to change your mind. Test us on a weeknight prime-time slot and one weekend game — that is what the window is for.
Email support · No credit card needed to ask · Credentials sent on payment
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7-day money-back guarantee · No contract · Cancel anytime · No VPN required
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The three guides we changed most recently, dated from the same registry that dates every page.
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Setup
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Where to go next
- The true-cost calculatorWhat your current setup really bills over 5 years.
- IPTV free trials, honestlyWhat a trial should prove — and what ours replaces it with.
- All 231 US networksGrouped by category and counted.
- Plans and pricingFour terms in USD, same lineup on all of them.
- EyePTV on FirestickOne-step install with the URL above.
- Best IPTV player appsNative vs generic players, honestly compared.