Like the program guide, the price table is a grid. The term you choose picks the row, the number of screens playing at once picks the column, and nothing else changes: every plan carries the same guide across 25,000+ channels, the same catch-up and the same 120,000+ films and series.
The cheapest way in is $15 for one month on one stream. The cheapest way to stay is the twelve-month single-stream plan at $69, about $5.75 a month or 19 cents a day. Everything between those two corners follows the same two rules: a longer term lowers what each day costs, and adding streams lowers what each stream costs. Nothing is added when you pay, and nothing renews by itself afterwards.
$ 15 25 35 49 for 1 month
averages $15.00 a month averages $25.00 a month averages $35.00 a month averages $49.00 a month
$ 29 49 65 99 for 3 months
averages $9.67 a month averages $16.33 a month averages $21.67 a month averages $33.00 a month
$ 45 75 99 149 for 6 months
averages $7.50 a month averages $12.50 a month averages $16.50 a month averages $24.83 a month
$ 69 119 159 239 for 12 months
averages $5.75 a month averages $9.92 a month averages $13.25 a month averages $19.92 a month
Whichever card you pick, the guide carries the same 25,000+ channels and the library the same 120,000+ titles. The term decides how long it runs, the stream count decides how many can watch at once. You pay once, it never renews on its own, and the first 7 days are refundable. Amounts in USD.
| Term | One stream | Two streams | Three streams | Five streams | Monthly equivalent, one stream |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-month term | $15 | $25 | $35 | $49 | $15.00 |
| 3-month term | $29 | $49 | $65 | $99 | $9.67 |
| 6-month term | $45 | $75 | $99 | $149 | $7.50 |
| 12-month term | $69 | $119 | $159 | $239 | $5.75 |
| Channels in the guide | 25,000+ | ||||
| On-demand titles | 120,000+ | ||||
| Picture | 4K, FHD and HD | ||||
| Login sent | Under 15 minutes, in the WhatsApp chat | ||||
| Refund window | 7 days from activation | ||||
Monthly figures are easy to compare and hard to feel. The table below divides each price by the number of days its term covers, with a year counted as 365 days, so you can see what a single day of the guide, catch-up and the film library costs on every combination.
| Term | One stream | Two streams | Three streams | Five streams |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month, per day | $0.49 | $0.82 | $1.15 | $1.61 |
| 3 Months, per day | $0.32 | $0.54 | $0.71 | $1.08 |
| 6 Months, per day | $0.25 | $0.41 | $0.54 | $0.82 |
| 12 Months, per day | $0.19 | $0.33 | $0.44 | $0.65 |
| 12 Months, each stream per day | $0.19 | $0.16 | $0.15 | $0.13 |
Read down any column and the daily cost falls as the term gets longer. Read the bottom row and the cost of each stream falls as you add more: on the twelve-month term one stream costs 19 cents a day, and each of 5 streams costs 13 cents.
Twelve single months would cost $180; one twelve-month term costs $69. That gap is the whole case for the long term, and the only case against it is not yet knowing whether you will use the service.
The free trial settles the first half of that question in 24 hours: whether your channels are there, whether the listings show the right times, whether catch-up plays on your device. What a day cannot tell you is whether the guide becomes the thing you open every evening. If you are unsure, take one month and decide around week three. The three- and six-month terms sit between the two for anyone who wants a season without committing to a year.
Installs are unlimited. The player can go on every TV, stick, phone and laptop you use, and each one shows the full guide. The stream count limits only how many of them play at the same moment: a live channel, a catch-up program and a film each take one stream while they are playing. When every stream is in use, the next screen will not start until another one stops.
So count screens that genuinely play at the same time on an ordinary night, not devices. One person moving between a TV and a phone needs one stream. Two people watching different things in different rooms need two. The 5-stream plan suits a larger home, and on the twelve-month term it is also the cheapest per stream.
WhatsApp opens with the message already written: the term, the stream count and the price.
We confirm the order and list the payment methods available where you live.
The server URL with its port, your username and password, and an M3U link for players that want one, usually in under 15 minutes.
Sign in, give the listings a few minutes to download, then start your favorites. The TiViMate and IPTV Smarters Pro guides show where each player keeps its guide settings.
Would you rather see the guide before paying anything? The free 24-hour trial opens the same account without a card, and the FAQ covers the questions that come after it.
The login arrives in the WhatsApp chat in under 15 minutes, and nothing renews on its own. The 24-hour trial needs no card at all.
The term is how long the account runs, from one month to a year; the stream count is the number of screens allowed to play simultaneously. Installs are unlimited, so the player can sit on every TV, phone and laptop you own, each showing the full guide. The limit only matters when one more screen tries to play while the others are already playing.
$15 if you buy a single month on one stream. Longer terms bring the monthly figure down: three months for $29 works out at $9.67 a month, six months for $45 at $7.50, and twelve months for $69 at $5.75. The same pattern runs through the two-, three- and five-stream plans, so the longest term is always the cheapest way to hold on to the guide.
Twelve months costs $119 with two streams, $159 with three and $239 with five, against $69 with one. Spread over the year, that is about $9.92, $13.25 and $19.92 a month. Counted per screen, the five-stream year is the lowest price on the menu, around $3.98 per stream per month. Every tier carries the same channels, guide, catch-up and on-demand library.
No. Every plan opens the same 25,000+ channels, the same program guide in your own time zone, the same catch-up archive and the same 120,000+ films and series, in 4K wherever a channel is produced in it. Paying more buys one of two things: a longer term, or more screens playing at once. No tier holds back channels, listings or picture quality.
No. Each term is paid once and then simply ends, and since no card is kept on file there is nothing that could be charged again. A reminder arrives in the WhatsApp chat before the end date. If you renew there, the same login carries on, so the favorites, hidden groups and guide settings in your player stay exactly as you left them.
In the WhatsApp chat, after you pick a term and a stream count. Which payment methods are available depends on your country, so we list them when you order, and the price quoted in the chat is the full price in USD. Whatever the method, never type a full card number or a bank password into a chat window; no genuine seller needs them there.
Yes. Every price on this site is in USD, and the figure quoted in the WhatsApp chat matches the published one, with nothing added when you pay. If your bank account or card is held in another currency, your bank or payment service may apply its own exchange rate or conversion fee, which sits outside our control.
Yes, at any point. Send your username and the stream count you want in the WhatsApp chat; we move the account to the new tier and charge only the difference for the time left on your term, rather than starting a new one. The login stays the same, so the screens already set up need no changes, and the extra stream is available from then on.
No. The price you are quoted is the whole price. The 4K feeds, the program guide, catch-up and the on-demand library come with every plan, and nothing is sold as an add-on. The one thing you might choose to pay for separately is a player: TiViMate Premium, bought in the TiViMate Companion phone app, if you want recording, multi-view and multiple playlists.
One month if you are unsure, the year if the trial has already convinced you. Twelve single months would cost $180 against $69 for the annual term, so the year is far cheaper once you know you will use it. A sensible middle course: take a month, notice whether opening the guide has become part of your evenings by week three, then move to the year.
Probably not. Most smart TVs, phones and computers from the last several years can run a player. If you want dedicated hardware for the main television, a Fire TV Stick, typically $30 to $50, runs TiViMate and IPTV Smarters Pro comfortably. Formuler and MAG boxes cost more, roughly $120 to $180, and suit anyone who wants a proper guide button on the remote. Our box comparison goes further.
Extended outages are made good with extra days added to your term, as the terms of service set out. The servers are run for 99.9% uptime, but no network is immune to brief interruptions. If a single channel stops while everything else plays, send us its name exactly as the guide shows it, and the time it stopped, so that feed can be checked.
No. One account covers one household; sharing a login outside the home breaks the terms and ends the account without a refund. Within the household, install the player on as many screens as you like and choose a stream count that covers the largest number of people likely to be watching different things at the same moment.
