You already have the app. What you need is something for it to play. We supply Xtream Codes credentials that load into IPTV Smarters Pro in three fields and bring 25,000+ live channels and 145,000+ on-demand titles with them — in real 4K, from $23.99.
No hardware to buy, no account to register on our site, no app to purchase. The whole process is shorter than reading about it.
Message us with the length you want and how many people watch at once. We'll confirm the price and take payment by card or crypto — and we'll say if a cheaper plan covers you.
A server URL, a username and a password land on WhatsApp and email, with the setup guide for whichever device you mentioned.
Open IPTV Smarters Pro, choose Xtream Codes API, enter the three fields, tap Add User. The channel list and guide populate on their own.
Every plan carries the identical channel list and the same 4K. The price reflects two things only: how long it runs, and how many people watch simultaneously.
Single connection
Multiple connections · 12 months
When more than one person watches at the same moment. The limit is on concurrent playback — you can still install the credentials on every device in the house.
Our credentials follow the Xtream Codes API standard, which is what nearly every serious IPTV player speaks. That matters more than it sounds: if an app is discontinued, removed from a store, or simply annoys you, you move to another one in about ninety seconds. Same credentials, no new order.
No premium tier, no add-on packs, no channel held back for a higher plan. Every subscription carries the whole lineup.
National networks, local affiliates across US markets, news, entertainment, kids and lifestyle — plus international packs including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi and Arabic.
Football, basketball, baseball, hockey, combat sports and pay-per-view cards, alongside the regional networks that carry your team's ordinary-week games.
Films and full series in one library, refreshed weekly. Nothing rotates out mid-subscription the way it does on the big platforms.
A populated EPG synced to your time zone, and catch-up so a game you missed on Sunday is still reachable on Wednesday.
Genuine 4K on supported feeds, not upscaled HD wearing a badge. Budget 25 Mbps per 4K stream, 10 per HD stream.
Send a photo of your screen and get the next step, not a knowledge-base link. Most setup problems close inside two minutes.
Amazon's store doesn't carry most IPTV players, so a Firestick needs the app fetched through Downloader. Rather than typing a long web address on a remote, you enter a short code.
Typical US pricing for the same kind of coverage, against one 12-month subscription.
| Service | Per month | Per year | Contract |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cable TV package | $80 | $960 | Often 12–24 months |
| Live TV streaming service | $73 | $876 | Rolling monthly |
| Live TV + on-demand bundle | $78 | $936 | Rolling monthly |
| Two on-demand platforms | $28 | $336 | Rolling monthly |
| 12-month subscription | $5.00 | $59.99 | None — nothing recurring |
Prices shown are typical US list prices and vary by provider and region.
Feedback from people running the service through IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate.
"I'd already had Smarters Pro on my Firestick for a year with a provider that kept dying mid-game. Swapped the credentials over in about a minute and the difference during Sunday afternoons is obvious."
"What sold me was being told the cheaper plan was enough for us rather than being pushed at the four-connection one. Two streams is genuinely all we run."
"Moved from Smarters to TiviMate halfway through because I wanted the faster guide. Same login worked straight away — no new order, no messing about."
"The trial is what convinced me. I ran it on a Sunday evening on purpose, expecting it to fall over under load. It didn't, so I paid."
"Support told me my buffering was the Firestick sitting on 2.4GHz, not their servers. Bought a £12 Ethernet adapter and it's been flawless since. They could easily have blamed something else."
"Having Tamil and Telugu channels alongside the US sports in one subscription is the whole reason we switched. My parents watch their news, I watch the game."
There's a persistent confusion worth clearing up before anything else, because it shapes what you're actually buying here.
IPTV Smarters Pro is a media player. It's free, it's made by a third-party developer we have no connection to, and on its own it does nothing at all — like a DVD player with no discs in the house. It has no channels built in and never has.
What we sell is the other half: credentials. A server address, a username, a password. Enter those three things into the player and it suddenly has 25,000 channels and a full on-demand library to draw on. Anyone charging you for the app itself is selling you something that's free.
The credentials follow the Xtream Codes API — a standard that most modern IPTV players understand. The practical benefit is that you're never trapped.
Players come and go. Apps get pulled from stores, get bought out, stop being updated, or introduce an interface you dislike. When that happens with a standards-based subscription you install a different player, type the same three fields, and carry on. Nothing to re-purchase, nothing to migrate. We also supply an M3U link for the handful of apps that only accept a playlist URL.
This is where most people choose the wrong plan, so it's worth being precise.
Your plan doesn't limit installations. Put the credentials on the living room Firestick, a bedroom TV, two phones, a tablet and a laptop — all six work. What it limits is how many can play at the same moment. On a single-connection plan, when a second device starts, the first stops.
If the honest answer is one, a single plan is genuinely enough. If it's two or more, go to the multi-connection plans now rather than discovering the limit mid-game.
The most common support message we get is about buffering, and the cause is rarely the internet package. It's the last few metres.
A streaming stick two rooms from the router, connected on the 2.4GHz band, will stutter on a gigabit line — because the bottleneck is the wireless hop, not the connection. Three fixes, in order of how much they help: an Ethernet adapter on the main TV (around $15, and it removes the problem entirely), connecting to 5GHz instead of 2.4GHz, and restarting the streaming device weekly so memory doesn't gradually degrade playback.
For headroom, budget roughly 25 Mbps per simultaneous 4K stream and 10 Mbps per HD stream, on top of everything else the household is doing.
We don't store payment details and nothing auto-renews. Your subscription runs its term and stops. There's no cancellation flow to hunt for, no retention call, and no charge appearing on a statement months after you forgot about it.
The trade-off is that renewing is a deliberate act. We send a reminder before your expiry date so it doesn't catch you out mid-season.
A free trial runs on the same servers as a paid subscription, requires no card, and takes about fifteen minutes to tell you what a week of reading reviews can't: whether it works on your device, over your connection.
One tip that makes the test worth more — run it at a peak time. A stream that's perfect on a Tuesday morning proves very little. A stream that holds up on Sunday afternoon or a weeknight at 8pm, when server load across the network is highest, tells you something real. Ask us and we'll set the trial to cover one.
The things people check before ordering — including the ones we'd rather answer now than refund later.
No. The app is free to download and we're not its developer. What you buy from us is the subscription credentials — server address, username, password — that give the app something to play. Anyone charging you for the app is selling you something free.
Yes. They use the Xtream Codes API standard, so TiviMate, Televizo, XCIPTV and most modern players accept them. We also send an M3U link for apps that only take a playlist URL — you're never tied to one application.
Usually minutes. Your credentials arrive on WhatsApp and email with the setup guide for whichever device you mentioned. Most people are watching within ten minutes of ordering — the Firestick route is the quickest.
Roughly 10 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps per 4K stream, counted per simultaneous stream. Wi-Fi placement usually matters more than raw speed — a stick two rooms from the router will stutter on a fast line, and an Ethernet cable to the main TV fixes most buffering.
No — no stored payment details, no auto-renewal. Your subscription runs its term then stops, so there's no cancellation step and no surprise charge later. We send a reminder before the expiry date. Details in the refund policy.
Yes, and we'd rather you did. Ask on WhatsApp and we'll send working credentials on the same servers paying customers use, no card required. Run it at a peak hour — that's the test that actually tells you something.
Install on as many as you own. The plan caps how many play simultaneously, not how many are set up — one on a single plan, or two to four on a multi-connection plan.
Message us with the channel name and roughly when. Individual channels occasionally move between servers, and we can usually restore it or point you to the alternative feed within a few minutes.
Free trial credentials on WhatsApp, no card, no obligation. Load them into Smarters Pro at a busy hour and judge it on your own screen.