For viewers in the United States
IPTV for viewers in
the USA
US networks, cable and local stations, the sports a US household follows, and an on-demand library — in one subscription, on the devices you already own, from $8.33 a month. Coverage varies by station, so the first thing worth doing is checking the channels you would actually miss.
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Built around what people in the US actually watch
US networks and cable
The national networks and the cable channels most US households pay a provider for — news, entertainment, lifestyle and kids — in one line-up rather than split across a base package and two add-ons.
Local stations, where they are carried
US local channels are available alongside the national feeds. Coverage varies by station and by market, so we do not publish a per-city list we would have to keep true — check the station you care about by name before you order.
The sports a US household follows
Football, basketball, baseball, hockey, motorsport, combat sports and the pay-per-view events that normally arrive as a separate charge. Sport is also the honest test of any service: judge it on a live game, not a film at 2pm.
Movies and series on demand
An on-demand library sits beside the live channels, so the same subscription covers the game tonight and the series you are part-way through.
Watching in the USA
What a US household usually replaces
A live TV streaming base plan, an out-of-market football package and four on-demand apps came to about $193.45 a month at advertised US prices in September 2026. A 12-month Premium plan works out at $8.33 a month for one screen, paid once, with nothing renewing by itself. It is not a copy of any provider's line-up, which is why checking your channels comes first.
Game day, coast to coast
Each channel keeps its own broadcast schedule, so an afternoon kick-off at 1pm Eastern is on at 10am in Los Angeles, and a prime-time game at 8:15pm Eastern starts at 5:15pm on the West Coast. Sunday afternoons and prime-time games are when the whole country streams at once: take the free trial during one. In our own app, if a server has a problem mid-game, the app switches to a working one by itself.
Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV or a smart TV
A Fire TV Stick or a Google TV device runs our own app, installed with one Downloader code and signed in with a short app code. Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad use a player app with the login we send. Roku does not allow outside apps; our Roku guide explains the options, and a Fire TV Stick plugged into the same TV is the simplest.
Homes that watch in two languages
Many US households watch TV from a second home. Spanish-language channels from Mexico and across Latin America, and South Asian, Arabic, Brazilian, Italian, Greek and Polish channels are on the same login as the US line-up, so the whole family is covered by one subscription. The country pages say more about each.
Away from home
Your login works on any internet connection: the vacation home, the RV park or a college dorm. One connection covers one device at a time, so a student taking a screen to campus while the family watches at home means two connections on the plan.
More on IPTV on a Roku TV, and on channels from Mexico, Latin America, South Asia and every other country.
Check your station before you pay
We do not publish a market-by-market list of local affiliates, because it would be out of date the week after it was written and it is the kind of promise that turns into a refund conversation. What we do instead is let you search the line-up yourself: type the station name and see whether it is carried. If it is not there, ask support before you order — that is a faster conversation than a refund.
Three things that are different watching from the US
Time zones and what "live" means
Live channels carry their broadcaster’s schedule, so an East Coast feed runs on Eastern time wherever you are watching. The EPG in a compatible player shows the schedule as broadcast, which is what to check if you are on Pacific time and planning around a kick-off.
Your connection is part of the picture
HD is comfortable on most US home broadband and 4K wants more headroom. A wired connection is steadier than Wi-Fi for live sport. Streams are optimized for smooth, low-buffering streaming, but the last stretch to your screen is your own network — there is no single speed figure that fits every home.
What you are buying from us
StreamPlay4K is a reseller of IPTV subscription services. Content is supplied by third-party providers, which is stated plainly in the terms rather than buried — worth reading before you order, not after.
Whichever device you use — a Firestick, a smart TV, a phone or a computer — the setup guide covers the install, and both Xtream Codes and M3U logins come with every plan.
Two packages, three lengths
Premium is HD and 4K. Ultra adds 8K, the full guide with catch-up, and more live sport. The term changes the price and nothing else.
Premium
4K · HD- 3 Months$39.99≈ $13.33/mo
- 6 Months$69.99≈ $11.67/mo
- 12 Months$99.99≈ $8.33/mo
Ultra
8K · 4K · PPV- 3 Months$49.99≈ $16.66/mo
- 6 Months$89.99≈ $15.00/mo
- 12 Months$129.99≈ $10.83/mo
- One connection included — one connection covers one device at a time.
- Up to 5 connections on a plan; each extra adds 50% of the base price.
- One-time payment. No contract and no auto-renewal.
- 7-Day Money-Back Guarantee, and a free trial of up to 24 hours before you pay anything.
Questions from US viewers
Comparing services first? What to check before you pay goes through it provider by provider.
Start watching tonight
Check the channels.
Then decide.
Search the line-up, ask for a trial, or pick a plan — in whichever order suits you.
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