IPTV List

The actual iptv channel list, and the actual price — before you ask

Most listings sell "thousands of channels" and make you dig or message sales for a straight price. IPTV List posts the itemized channel list, the device list, and the per-plan price up front, so there is nothing left to ask.

40,000+ live channels, itemized180,000+ VOD titles, itemizedEvery plan price shown, no signup wallA real $1 trial on the same list
40,000+ Live Channels180,000+ VOD Titles4 Flat-Rate Plans$1.00 24-Hour TrialEvery Device NamedRefund Terms PublicReal Human Support40,000+ Live Channels180,000+ VOD Titles4 Flat-Rate Plans$1.00 24-Hour TrialEvery Device NamedRefund Terms PublicReal Human Support
Where the number comes from

What "40,000+ channels" is actually made of

A round number by itself tells you nothing about what is actually reachable once you log in. The What Is IPTV guide breaks the full iptv channel list down by category — sports, news, entertainment, kids, regional feeds, and the on-demand library — so the total is something you can check against your own list of must-haves, not something you have to take on faith.

  • 40,000+ live channels, category by category
  • 180,000+ VOD titles across film and series
  • The same count on every plan length, short or long
iptv comparison list

What a typical listing shows you, next to what this one shows you

A typical iptv listingIPTV List
Channel countA round number, no breakdown offeredExact count, broken into categories
Device compatibility"Works on everything," left vagueEvery supported device named on the Setup Guide
PriceHidden until checkout, or "contact for a quote"Four flat prices, visible with no signup
TrialRare, or a stripped-down demo catalogA real $1.00 trial on the same live list
Refund termsBuried, or only shared after you ask supportPosted in full before any payment is made

None of that requires taking our word for it either — every row above links to a page where the actual detail lives.

What gets posted, not just claimed

Four things you can check before entering a card number

The exact channel count

Not a vague "thousands" — a specific number, broken into categories on the What Is IPTV guide, so the total means something before you commit to it.

Every device, named individually

No "compatible with most devices." The Setup Guide lists exactly which hardware is supported, with its own steps.

Four prices, not one quote

Every plan length and its exact total sit on the Pricing page with no contact form standing between you and the figure.

A trial on the real catalog

The $1.00 trial runs the identical list a paying subscriber gets, not a curated preview built to look better than the real product.

Compatibility

Supported devices

Smart TV

Samsung and LG models handle the full list through any player app already sitting on their own built-in store — no extra hardware needed.

Android TV

An Android TV or Google TV box installs a suitable player from the Play Store in a couple of taps and lands on the identical catalog.

Fire TV & Firestick

Amazon's Fire TV hardware reaches the same list through the Appstore, or through a trusted sideloaded app where that route makes more sense.

Android Phone & Tablet

A phone or tablet pulls up precisely what shows on the living room TV — nothing about the list gets cut down for a smaller screen.

iPhone & iPad

One App Store player app covers both devices and lands on the same list every other supported device reaches.

Apple TV

An App Store or sideloaded player app on Apple TV reaches the identical catalog carried across the rest of the lineup.

Windows & macOS

A desktop player on either platform opens the same live and on-demand list directly on a monitor, no separate device required.

Full device-by-device Setup Guide →

Getting in

From reading the list to watching something

Check the list against what you actually watch

Cross-reference the categories on the What Is IPTV guide against what your household is currently paying for elsewhere.

Pick a plan length

Four terms, one price each, all visible on the Pricing page without a form in front of them.

Send over an email address

That is the only detail needed to get an order moving.

Watch for the activation email, then load it up

Login details typically arrive within a few hours; the Setup Guide covers the rest device by device.

Plans

Subscribe to IPTV List

1 Month

$14.99
billed monthly

One month to check every item on the list against reality.

  • 40,000+ live channels, including premium
  • 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
  • Up to 4K resolution where available
  • Compatible with all supported devices
Subscribe Now or try 24 hours for $1 first →

3 Months

$34.99
~$11.66 / month Save 22%

A lower monthly rate once the list has already checked out.

  • 40,000+ live channels, including premium
  • 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
  • Up to 4K resolution where available
  • Compatible with all supported devices
Subscribe Now or try 24 hours for $1 first →
Most Popular

6 Months

$54.99
~$9.17 / month Save 39%

The plan most subscribers land on after month one.

  • 40,000+ live channels, including premium
  • 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
  • Up to 4K resolution where available
  • Compatible with all supported devices
Subscribe Now or try 24 hours for $1 first →

12 Months

$79.99
~$6.67 / month Save 56%

A full year at the lowest effective monthly rate.

  • 40,000+ live channels, including premium
  • 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
  • Up to 4K resolution where available
  • Compatible with all supported devices
Subscribe Now or try 24 hours for $1 first →

See the full plan breakdown →

Verify it yourself

24-Hour Trial

For $1.00, 24 hours against the exact list a paying subscriber gets — enough time to check off the specific channels and titles you actually care about instead of trusting the page you're reading right now.

Start 24-Hour Trial
  • The full live and on-demand list, held back on nothing
  • Up to 4K resolution wherever the original source allows it
  • One device running for the whole trial window
A good fit if

Who actually reads a page like this one

A vague pitch burned you before

A previous provider promised the world and delivered a login with half of it missing. This time the list comes first.

You keep your own comparison list

Lining up several providers side by side gets a lot easier when one of them actually publishes numbers to compare against.

You want proof before a card number

The $1 trial exists specifically so the claim gets checked before the commitment does.

Your current list stopped matching reality

Channels that quietly went dark, a catalog that never got refreshed — a stale list is the exact problem this is built to avoid.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is IPTV List?

IPTV List is a streaming subscription built around actually showing you what you are buying — the real channel count, the real device list, and the real price per plan — before you hand over any payment details, delivered through a compatible player app in up to 4K where your plan, device, and the source content allow it.

Is the channel list the same across every plan?

Yes. Every plan length reaches the identical 40,000+ live channels and 180,000+ VOD titles — a longer term only changes the price, never what is on the list.

How current is the list — does it match what actually plays?

The list reflects the live catalog, which updates continually as channels and titles change on the provider side. A dead or renamed channel is the exception, not the rule, and support can flag one you find.

What devices are on the supported list?

Any Smart TV, Android TV or Google TV box, Fire TV or Firestick, Android phone or tablet, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Windows PC, or Mac — each needs a compatible player app installed. Device-by-device steps are on the Setup Guide.

Read the rest of the FAQ →

Before you decide

A few more pages worth a look

Nothing on Pricing needs a signup first

All four terms and their exact cost are visible right away.

A dollar is cheaper than trusting a page

Check the actual list against your own before committing to months of it.

Installation steps, posted in the open

Every supported device gets its own walkthrough before you order anything.

A refund policy with no fine print

Every condition is written out, not hinted at.

A plain answer on data collection

What gets kept and why, stated directly on the Privacy Policy.

What a channel count actually hides

How to read a big total without taking it at face value — and how to verify one before paying.

Ready when you are

Check the list against your own before you commit

Line up the plans side by side, or put a dollar toward the trial and see the actual lineup on your own screen first.