We built the page around the list, not the pitch
Most IPTV landing pages open with a big round channel number and close with a contact form, so the real answers only show up after you have already handed over an email address. This one runs the other way — the list comes first.
Too many listings, not enough answers
Shopping for an IPTV subscription usually means opening five tabs that all say roughly the same thing: a big channel total, a device list that just says "most devices," and a price that only appears once you have already filled out a form. Comparing any of them honestly meant messaging support and waiting for a straight answer that often never came. IPTV List exists because that back-and-forth shouldn't be a prerequisite for knowing what you're buying.
Three rules that shape every page on this site
The number on the page has to hold up
40,000+ channels and 180,000+ VOD titles are stated plainly, and the What Is IPTV guide breaks that total into categories anyone can check against.
The price never hides behind a form
All four plan lengths and their exact totals sit on the Pricing page with nothing to submit first.
The device list means compatibility, not marketing
The Setup Guide names each supported device individually instead of leaning on a phrase like "works everywhere."
Three things we would rather you verify than trust
Open the channel breakdown
The What Is IPTV guide shows what the total is actually built from, category by category.
Run the $1 trial against your own list
Search for the specific channels and titles you currently pay for elsewhere and see if they show up.
Read the refund terms before you pay
They sit on their own page, in full, whether or not you ever need them.
A login, a player app you pick, your own connection
There is no secret sauce underneath the marketing language: paying for a plan gets you a login, that login goes into whichever player app you decide to install, and that app streams over the internet connection already running in your home. We supply the login and everything sitting behind it on the list — the player app is somebody else's software, chosen by you, which is precisely why the Setup Guide covers several apps per device rather than assuming a single one fits everyone.
What we are not going to overstate
- A precise uptime percentage — anything delivered over the open internet is subject to conditions no one can pin to a decimal point.
- Picture quality that ignores your own setup — resolution is shaped by your device and connection just as much as by the original source.
- A promise that every title stays fresh to the minute — a catalog of this size is kept current on a rolling schedule, not instantly.
Kept just as plain on the pricing side
The Pricing page lists all four terms and their exact cost with no form required to see either. Pick any length and the underlying list stays whole — the only figure that shifts between them is the monthly average.
Tell us and it gets looked at directly
A channel that dropped out, a device that won't cooperate, a billing question — it all goes to the same place through the Contact page, and whoever reads it looks at the actual details before replying.