The living-room television, the children's tablets, a phone in the kitchen: one GaroxTv login covers all of them. 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ films in 4K, a kids' section you can lock with a PIN, and servers sized for the evening rush so the match holds while cartoons play in another room. From $15 a month, with a 24-hour trial the whole house can share first.
Everyone watching inside the quarter hour: the TV, the tablets, the phones. No contract, no card kept on file, and nothing that renews behind your back.
7-day money-back guarantee on every plan
In most homes the screens rarely agree. Sport is on in the living room, a child has cartoons on a tablet, someone is deep into a series in the bedroom. GaroxTv is the one subscription that feeds all of it at the same time: 25,000+ channels from the USA, UK, Canada and 60+ other countries, plus 120,000+ films and series, on servers sized so several screens under one roof can run at once without the picture breaking up.
There is nothing new to buy. It runs on the Fire TV Stick, Android box, Samsung or LG television, Apple TV, phone or laptop the family already owns, and the same three credentials sign in every one of them. You set it up once, for everyone in the house.
Set up on Fire TV, Android, Samsung, LG, Apple, Roku, Windows and dedicated IPTV boxes
Pick the hardware each room uses for a walkthrough written for that exact device, or open the setup hub. The line-up never changes between screens: the same 25,000+ channels and the same 4K feeds whether the family signs in on the big television or a bedroom tablet.
Live television, sport, films and a full kids' section that hold together when several screens in one home are streaming at once on a Saturday night, and a real person is on WhatsApp whenever something needs sorting out.
Explore the channel list25,000+Live TV channels
120,000+Movies and series
99.9%Server uptime
60+Countries covered
Watched daily in the United States · Canada · United Kingdom · Australia · Europe · Middle East
Choose how many screens the household needs to watch on at the same time, then pick a term. Every plan carries the full 25,000+-channel line-up, 120,000+ VOD titles, the kids' section and 4K. Order in one WhatsApp message.
$ 15 25 35 49 / 1 month
$15.00 a month, billed once $25.00 a month, billed once $35.00 a month, billed once $49.00 a month, billed once
$ 29 49 65 99 / 3 months
$9.67 a month, billed once $16.33 a month, billed once $21.67 a month, billed once $33.00 a month, billed once
$ 45 75 99 149 / 6 months
$7.50 a month, billed once $12.50 a month, billed once $16.50 a month, billed once $24.83 a month, billed once
$ 69 119 159 239 / 12 months
$5.75 a month, billed once $9.92 a month, billed once $13.25 a month, billed once $19.92 a month, billed once
Every plan opens the whole 25,000+-channel line-up and 120,000+ on-demand titles for the entire household. Nothing renews on its own, there is no contract, and a 7-day money-back guarantee stands behind every term. Shown in USD.
Compare all plans in a table on the pricing page, or test the service free for 24 hours first.
Pick 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and how many screens the family needs at once on the pricing page, then tap the WhatsApp button.
We confirm the payment and send a single username, password, server URL and M3U link that every screen in the house uses, usually in under 15 minutes.
Follow the setup guide for each device, sign in with IPTV Smarters Pro or TiViMate, set a parental PIN if you want one, and the household has 25,000+ channels.
Every major network and cable channel: ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CNN, HBO, BBC, ITV, Sky, CBC, TSN and thousands more, in HD and 4K, in every room.
120,000+ films and full series, refreshed each week, including new releases and the catalogues families already work through.
NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Premier League, Champions League, F1, UFC and boxing PPV through ESPN, Sky Sports, beIN, DAZN and NBC Sports.
Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Turkish, Hindi, Portuguese and more from 60+ countries, for homes where not everyone watches in English.
Cartoons and family films grouped in one row, with a parental PIN in the player so the adult categories stay off the screens the children use.
A real person on WhatsApp for setup, renewals and troubleshooting, any hour of the day, in English, for whoever runs it for the household.
Test the picture on the big television, open the kids' section on a tablet, and check every device the family uses before you pay. No card, and no obligation to keep it.
From $15 a month, or about $5.75 a month on the yearly plan. No contracts, no auto-renewal, no hidden fees. The price on the page is the price the household pays.
Order, pay and get one login in a single chat, usually in under 15 minutes. The same agent walks you through each screen in the house.
Servers are load-balanced and sized for match-day peaks rather than average load, and every popular channel exists in more than one bitrate, so the living-room game holds while cartoons stream upstairs.
If it will not run on the family's devices and support cannot sort it out, the money comes back in full. Read the refund policy.
| Feature | Cable TV | Generic IPTV | GaroxTv |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $80 to $150 | $10 to $20 | $15, or about $6 on the yearly plan |
| Live channels | 150 to 300 | 5,000 to 15,000 | 25,000+ |
| Movies and series | Extra fee | Limited | 120,000+ included |
| Kids section | Add-on tier | Rarely sorted | Included, PIN-lockable |
| 4K quality | Rarely | Sometimes | Yes, included |
| Contract | 12 to 24 months | None | None, no auto-renewal |
| Activation | Technician visit | Hours to days | Under 15 minutes |
| Support | Call centre | Ticket or none | 24/7 WhatsApp |
| Screens at home | Rented boxes | Varies | Up to 5, one login |
Wholesale credits, your prices, your brand
Buy credits at wholesale and keep whatever you charge above them. Open the panel, create accounts for your own customers in seconds, and put the same 25,000+ channels behind them with our servers carrying the load. Access is granted the same day, and the rates sit on the reseller page.
See reseller pricingStraight answers to what households ask before they subscribe. There is more on the full FAQ page.
Think of it as the television bill folded into one login that runs over the broadband already in the house. No dish, no cable run, no engineer. A player such as TiViMate or IPTV Smarters Pro goes on each screen, you type in the details we send over WhatsApp, and 25,000+ channels plus 120,000+ films and box sets appear on their own.
$15 buys a month on one screen. Stretch it to a year and it falls to $69, near enough $5.75 a month, which is where most families settle. When several people watch at once you want a two, three or five-screen plan, all listed on the pricing page. Nothing is kept on file and nothing renews on its own.
There is, and we would sooner you leaned on it. For 24 hours you get the complete account, every channel and the full library, so it can go on the main television and a child tablet at the same time. Nobody asks for a card, and the trial closes itself rather than turning into a charge.
If it streams, it almost certainly works: Apple TV, iPhone and iPad; the Fire TV Stick; Android boxes, phones and tablets; Roku; a Windows or Mac laptop; Samsung and LG sets from 2016 onward; and MAG or Formuler boxes. Because it is a standard Xtream login, one set of three details covers every screen in the home.
Fifteen minutes is normal. The whole thing happens in one WhatsApp thread: you pay, we send the login into the same chat, and that is that. Nothing arrives by post and no visit is scheduled, so the family is usually watching the same evening the order goes in.
Around 60 countries feed into it. You get the US, UK and Canadian networks, the sport tiers, rolling news, a children row, film channels and the international packages. The channel list page sketches the shape of it; the searchable list your player downloads runs a good deal longer.
Yes, and it is the part that is genuinely hard, because the whole country reaches for one channel at the same second. Dedicated channels carry the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, the Premier League, the Champions League, UFC and boxing pay-per-view, and many run a 4K feed on the night so the living room gets the sharp picture.
Usually not, and it is not something we sell you. The one time it helps is when an internet provider deliberately slows streaming in the evening. If there is already a VPN in the house, connect it to a close server so you are not handing back the speed the other screens depend on.
Reckon on 10 Mbps for an HD stream and 25 for a 4K one, then add headroom, because a busy home runs several at once. What actually matters is a steady line: a dependable 50 Mbps outperforms a spiky 200, since a picture freezes on the gaps rather than the average. Wiring the main set clears up most trouble.
Seven days on every plan. If it will not behave on the family devices and support cannot get it right, tell us inside that week and the payment is returned in full. The refund policy page spells out precisely what the promise does and does not stretch to.
The plan decides that, not the app; you may install the player on as many devices as you like. A single-screen plan streams one thing at a time, while the two, three and five-screen plans let the children and the adults watch apart. All of them sit on the pricing page and move up whenever you ask.
Pick a plan, hit the WhatsApp button, and the rest is a conversation. We take payment, then drop the server address, username and password into that same thread, generally inside a quarter of an hour, and we stay on hand while you get the first screen going.
More households run these subscriptions on a Fire TV Stick than on anything else, and the reasons are plain: it is cheap enough to buy for a second television without a second thought, and Amazon lets you sideload. That last part matters, because the players worth having are not in the Amazon store. Below, IPTV Smarters Pro goes onto the stick through Downloader, and once one is done the rest of the house copies in minutes.
Setup guideAndroid TV is the gentlest platform here, because the good players live in the Play Store and install like any ordinary app. No sideloading, no MAC addresses, no uploads to a website. One set of steps covers Sony, TCL, Hisense and Philips televisions, Chromecast with Google TV, the Nvidia Shield, and the anonymous boxes sold under a dozen different names.
Setup guideSamsung televisions run Tizen, not Android, which is why every sideloading trick you may have read about simply does not apply. You take a player from Samsung's own store and point it at your account. Any set from the 2016 model year onward manages it with nothing extra plugged in, so the living-room television needs no box of its own.
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