Questions About MYTIVIFLIX: 45 Straight Replies

A live TV and on-demand subscription that reaches your screen through the broadband you already pay for, sold without a sign-up process that wants your life story. It carries 25,000+ live channels plus 120,000+ on-demand films and series. You add a player app (TiViMate and IPTV Smarters Pro are the usual choices), type in three login details we send on WhatsApp, and the lists fill themselves in.

$15 buys a month on one screen; $69 buys twelve, roughly $5.75 a month. Two, three and five-screen versions sit on the pricing page. On our side we need a WhatsApp conversation and a completed payment. There is no contract, no profile to fill in, and no card stored against your name.

Yes. The trial is a complete account for 24 hours, with every channel and the whole on-demand section switched on. All we need is somewhere to send the login: a WhatsApp chat, or the form with an email address. No card and no billing address, and when the hours are up it simply stops rather than becoming a charge.

Fire TV Stick, Android TV sets and boxes, Samsung and LG sets made in 2016 or later, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Roku, Windows and Mac computers, and MAG or Formuler boxes. Each one signs in with the same standard Xtream details, so there is no separate account to register on every device you own.

Usually in under 15 minutes. Ordering, payment and the login all happen inside one WhatsApp thread, so there is no customer portal to join, no password to invent for a website and nothing sent by post. Once payment is confirmed the details are typed into that same chat.

Networks from the US, the UK and Canada, sports packages, news, children's and film channels, and international groups drawn from 60+ countries. The channel list page shows the core of it. The full list inside your player is far longer and can be searched by name.

It is. Premier League and Champions League football, the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB, plus UFC and boxing pay-per-view, all have dedicated channels, and many big nights carry a 4K feed. Sport is where any service is tested hardest, because the whole audience arrives in the same minute, so that is when to judge us.

Yes, it works behind the common consumer VPNs and our terms allow it. A VPN earns its keep in two places: where an internet provider slows video traffic at busy hours, and on hotel, cafe or other public Wi-Fi you do not control. Pick a server near you to keep speed up. It is optional, and it does not alter what is lawful where you live.

Roughly 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. A steady line matters more than a big number, since streams break on dropouts rather than on averages. A network cable fixes more complaints than any setting. If you use a VPN, run the speed test with it switched on, because that is the figure the stream really gets.

Then you get your money back. Each plan carries a 7-day guarantee: if the service will not play on your device and support cannot put it right, tell us within 7 days of activation and the full payment is returned. The refund policy page sets out the conditions in writing.

Your plan sets that, not the app. A one-screen plan allows one stream at a time, although the player can sit on as many devices as you like. The limit also works in your favour: if your login has wandered to someone you never gave it to, streams start being refused, which is often how a leaked password is spotted.

Choose a plan, press its WhatsApp button and the order is finished with a person in that chat. After payment clears, the server address, username and password arrive in the same thread, normally within under 15 minutes. Keep that message private and do not forward it, since anyone holding those three details can use your screens.

Bought alone, a month is $15. Longer terms bring the monthly figure down: $29 covers three months, $45 covers six, and $69 covers a year, close to $5.75 a month. The table above lists the two, three and five-screen prices beside the single-screen ones.

Because servers, bandwidth and people answering messages all cost money, and a year sold for loose change is being paid for in some other way. When the subscription is not covering the running costs, it is fair to wonder what is. We start at $15 a month or $69 a year, and we do not sell or rent customer details to anyone.

A year on a single screen costs $69. Add screens and it becomes $119 for two, $159 for three or $239 for five. Nothing else differs between tiers: the 25,000+ channels, the 120,000+ titles on demand, the 4K feeds and the all-hours support are identical.

No. Nothing renews automatically, and there is no stored card that could be charged. When a term is close to ending we send a reminder on WhatsApp and the decision is yours. No setup fee, no contract, and nothing that has to be cancelled.

The payment options are listed in the WhatsApp chat when you order, because what is available depends on your country. Whichever route you take, do not type card numbers or banking passwords into a message, to us or to anyone. Nothing in our ordering process needs them.

Whenever you like. Send us a message and the account moves up a tier; you pay the difference for the time remaining instead of starting a fresh term. The login stays the same, so nothing needs re-entering on your devices. Only the number of streams allowed at once goes up.

Free lists are scraped streams that thousands of strangers pull on at once, so they collapse within days, carry no guide and have nobody behind them. You also have no idea who runs the server you are connecting to, or what else those download sites are serving. $15 for a month that holds up is the fair comparison.

Here, through the WhatsApp buttons on this page. Wherever you buy, look for a public website, published prices, a trial that needs no card, a refund policy in writing and a privacy policy that says what the seller keeps. If any of those is missing, ask why.

Three details land in that WhatsApp thread: server address, username, password. Install a player on the device you already have, type those in once, and the channel list downloads by itself. If you ever suspect the details have leaked, ask us for a new password and the old one stops working.

Usually not, because most homes already own something that runs a player. Where hardware is needed, $30 to $50 buys a Fire TV Stick that copes comfortably. Dedicated Formuler and MAG boxes cost $120 to $180 and only make sense on a main television.

Yes, within 7 days. Should the service fail on your device in a way support cannot fix, the full amount comes back to you. The guarantee does not cover a change of heart after everything has been working, and the refund policy page spells that out.

No. Every plan includes the 4K channels, with no premium tier and no add-on to buy. Each 4K feed has an HD copy of the same channel beside it, which gives you somewhere to switch to if your connection is struggling that evening.

Yes, for 24 hours with no card. Spend those hours on a crowded Saturday night, not a sleepy Tuesday morning, since load is what separates one service from another. If you normally watch through a VPN, test with it switched on as well, so you are judging the setup you will actually use.

Monthly, for a first purchase. Take one month, watch through a couple of busy weekends, then move to the year at $69 if it has held up. The month is not lost; the year simply starts when it runs out. Paying a little more for certainty on the first order is a sensible trade.

For 24 hours, through the trial. The permanently free lists are another matter: they are scraped, unreliable, usually gone within a week, and the sites that host them are a familiar source of malware. A day on a service with people maintaining it tells you what you need to know.

Everything a paying customer gets. Every one of the 25,000+ channels is open, along with the films and series on demand, the TV guide and the Ultra HD feeds. We do not trim it, because a partial demo would tell you nothing about how the service behaves.

Very little. The form wants an email address and the device you watch on; a WhatsApp number is optional. Or skip the form and message us on WhatsApp instead. No card, no billing details, no postal address and nothing to cancel. It lasts 24 hours and then stops.

Normally within a few minutes. A person issues each trial in the WhatsApp chat rather than a script, which can be a little slower in the small hours, but it means someone is there to help you set up the player while you wait.

Several. You pay nothing for IPTV Smarters Pro, XCIPTV or the browser player, while Smart IPTV asks a small one-off fee for each television. A player is an empty shell until a subscription is added. Install it from your device's official app store or the developer's own site, not from a link someone posted.

Normally one per household, because the trial is there to show whether the service works on your equipment, not to provide free television. If something went wrong the first time, tell us what happened and we will usually extend it.

Put a player on your device, choose its Xtream Codes login option, then type in the three login details we sent you on WhatsApp. Channels and the guide load on their own, and most players do not ask you to create an account with them. Each device has its own walk-through, collected in the setup hub.

Best value is Amazon's Fire TV Stick 4K. It costs less than $50, takes any IPTV player by sideloading and outputs 4K. The Nvidia Shield is the most powerful. The Formuler Z11 suits anyone who wants hardware built for the job. All three run MYTIVIFLIX. On a Fire TV, also look under Settings, Preferences, Privacy Settings, where usage data collection and interest-based ads can be turned off.

TiViMate gives the most television-like experience, with a cable-style guide and multi-view. IPTV Smarters Pro is the simplest and free. On a Samsung or LG set with no box attached, the options are IPTV Smarters or Smart IPTV from the television's own app store.

There are 25,000+ live channels listed, with 120,000+ films and series on demand. Realistically a household lives on a favourites list of 50 to 100 channels and dips into the rest for sport and international events.

No. Netflix is a separate subscription and is not part of any IPTV service. MYTIVIFLIX has its own on-demand library under the VOD menu of your player, and a good number of those titles also appear on Netflix, Disney+ and Prime.

Yes. ESPN, Fox Sports 1 and 2, the regional Fox Sports networks, CBS Sports, NBC Sports and NFL Network all sit in the US sports group, mostly in HD, with several carrying a 4K feed on game days.

The technology is legal; Hulu, YouTube TV and Sling all deliver television this way. The real question is whether a provider holds the rights to what it distributes. Our legality article covers how to assess that and what the law says. A VPN does not change the answer in either direction.

In the UK and parts of the EU, court orders have required broadband companies to block certain servers while football is on. MYTIVIFLIX runs several routes and its own DNS. No US internet provider is doing this at the moment. If a stream will not load, contact support so we can check the route; that is a better first step than hunting for workarounds.

Watch for streams that fail only at certain hours or only on one connection. Try the same channel on mobile data, then again with a VPN switched on. If the picture recovers and nothing else has changed, your provider is probably slowing video traffic. Support can also give you an alternative server address, which often settles it.

American enforcement goes after the people who run and sell pirated services; individual viewers are seldom pursued. In the UK and EU some viewers have received warning letters and a few have been fined. Know the rules where you live and read our legality guide; neither a VPN nor any seller's reassurance changes them.

Through the reseller programme: you buy credits at wholesale rates, manage customer accounts from a panel and sell under your own name, with no servers to run. You also become responsible for your customers' details, so look after them carefully. Rates are on the reseller page.

Send the word reseller to us on WhatsApp. We explain the credit packs, set up your panel access the same day and include a starter guide on setting prices and looking after the people you sign up.

Both providers and their resellers do. Look for a readable website, a trial on offer, refund and privacy policies in writing, and support hours that actually exist. Be wary of a seller who exists only inside a social media profile.