One login, three layers of TV
Most services sell you a channel count and stop there. Think of this one as three layers stacked on a single login: the everyday live channels, the event calendar that carries the fight cards and big fixtures, and a 60,000-title on-demand library for every night in between. Same price, same app — you just move between the layers depending on what's on.
No channel or brand logos are used — the tiles describe coverage, not specific broadcasters. Illustrative previews.
The three layers, plainly
It helps to stop counting channels and start thinking in layers, because that's how you'll actually use the subscription across a week.
| Layer | What it is | When you reach for it |
|---|---|---|
| Live channels | 20,000+ scheduled channels with a built-in TV guide — sport, news, kids, entertainment, international | The everyday: the news at 8, the match at 3, cartoons on Saturday |
| Event calendar | PPV fight cards, title fights and marquee fixtures, switched on as they happen — inside the same login | Saturday night: the walkout, the main event, the big derby |
| On-demand | 60,000+ films and series you start on request, up to 4K HDR | The quiet nights: a box-set, a new release, a rewatch |
Exact coverage and quality vary by country and by how much bandwidth your line has at peak times. Figures are indicative of typical coverage.
Why the event layer is the point Anyone can list channels. The hard part is holding the picture when a title fight pulls the whole audience onto one stream at the same second — that's the capacity we build for first, and the reason the everyday channels never wobble on a normal night.
Picture quality — and what your line needs
Most channels stream in HD; the marquee events and much of the on-demand library reach 4K where the source and your connection allow. For live TV the decisive factor is a steady line, not a fast one — a rock-solid 30 Mbps beats an erratic 200 Mbps every time, and the difference shows up exactly at the walkout when everyone's watching at once.
| Stream | Recommended download, per screen |
|---|---|
| SD (standard definition) | 5–10 Mbps |
| HD (720p–1080p) | 10–25 Mbps |
| 4K / UHD (events & new titles) | 25–35 Mbps |
Not sure what you're on? Run the free speed test on the device you'll actually watch on, or read how much speed IPTV needs — Wi-Fi versus Ethernet included.
Your channels, checked before a cent changes hands
Coverage shifts from one country to the next, so we don't ask you to gamble. Message us the channels that decide it for you — your national league, a home-country news channel, the card you're buying this for — and we confirm each one is in the line-up before you pay. If a must-have isn't there, we tell you straight rather than take the order.
Plays on the screens you already own
One subscription runs across the household — TV, phone, tablet, computer. The common setups have their own step-by-step guides:
Go deeper by category
- Sport & events — leagues, motorsport, combat and the PPV cards
- Movies & series (VOD) — 60,000+ on-demand titles
- International channels — 50+ countries in their own language
Frequently asked questions
Are the PPV cards and big fixtures really in the channel list?
Yes — the event layer sits inside the same login as the everyday channels. Fight nights, title cards and marquee fixtures appear when they are on, with no separate purchase and no per-event fee.
How many channels do I actually get?
Over 20,000 live channels plus a separate 60,000-title on-demand library. What you see depends on your country and the categories you care about — which is why we confirm your exact list before you pay, rather than quote a headline number.
Is the picture HD or 4K?
Most live channels are HD; the marquee events and much of the on-demand library run up to 4K where the source allows and your line can hold it. A handful of minor and international channels are SD.
Can I get my own country’s channels?
Across 50+ countries, very likely. Send us the channels you can’t live without on WhatsApp and we confirm each one is in the line-up before payment.
Does sport, events or on-demand cost extra?
No. One price carries all three layers — everyday live TV, the full event calendar, and the on-demand films and series. There is no premium tier and no pay-per-view surcharge.