IPTV Providers
Browse and find your provider from a list of hand-picked providers
IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) has become a popular way for people to watch TV, movies, and other content online. With the rise of streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, many people are looking for alternatives to traditional cable TV.
If you’re new to IPTV and unsure what to look for, our IPTV Guide is a great place to start. We cover all the basics, including what IPTV is, how it works, and what features to look for in a provider.
Read moreBut with so many IPTV providers out there, it can be tough to know which one to choose. That’s where the IPTV Guide comes in. Our comprehensive guide to IPTV providers includes reviews, comparisons, and recommendations to help you find the right service for your needs.
We’ve researched and tested dozens of IPTV providers to find the best options available. Whether you’re looking for a provider with a wide range of channels, great customer support, or affordable pricing, we’ve got you covered.
Our reviews and comparisons include information on features, pricing, channel availability, and more. Plus, we regularly update our guide to ensure that our recommendations are always up-to-date and accurate.
So if you’re looking for the best IPTV provider for your needs, look no further than the IPTV Guide. We’ve got everything you need to know to make an informed decision and start enjoying your favorite TV shows and movies online.
StreamQ
When I tried StreamQ, I was personally really surprised by the quality and the performance, there was no loading time – at all!
The price as compared to most IPTV providers, is fairly cheap as it’s offering pretty much more than any other IPTV provider I’ve tested so far, whilst being at the same price or cheaper.
To be entirely honest, I can’t find a negative in the few months that I’ve been using StreamQ so far.
It’s the best iptv service you can find at the moment and the best value for your money (Avg: $6.50/month). – Even if it was a bit more expensive, I would still opt to personally use StreamQ in comparison to others on this list.
They offer a free trial, with no strings attached – no credit card or financial info required.
Channels:
15,000 (incl. HD)
Video on demand (VOD):
120,000+ (Movies, TV Shows)
TV on demand (TV Playback):
Yes – Up to 3 days
electronic program guide (EPG):
Yes
Sports – ppv (pay-per-view):
Yes
StreamHut
What can I say, I personally didn’t think I’d find an IPTV Provider that can compete with StreamQ – especially at their price – which is a bargain.
In terms of channels and on-demand content, this IPTV Provider is a beast! and honestly, there’s zero buffering time which personally drove me to extend my trial and get a 6-month subscription to the service.
They offer a free trial, no financial information required.
Worth noting that the price is a tiny bit pricier than StreamQ, but definitely worth the money.
In terms of negatives, I’ve been using StreamHut for around a month now, and not sure what to say besides them being a new IPTV Provider, so far it can’t get better, but I’ll add any negatives here if something pops up!
In terms of how I test the IPTV Providers, I primarily use my smart phone, using the ‘Televizo’ mobile app and it works beautifully!
Channels:
25,000 (incl. HD)
Video on demand (VOD):
100,000+ (Movies, TV Shows)
TV on demand (TV Playback):
Yes – Up to 3 days
electronic program guide (EPG):
Yes
Sports – ppv (pay-per-view):
Yes
NecroIPTV
I can’t lie, I fell in love with the design around NecroIPTV the first time I laid eyes on the site and the dashboard behind it. – but in terms of comparison, the VOD (Video-on-Demand) section is limited and performance is slightly slower in comparison to StreamQ (same price as NecroIPTV at: Avg: $6.50/month) and IPTV Trends (more expensive).
Still has a good selection of channels (Sky Cinema, Comedy Central, HGTV, ID et cetera) and it’s the addition of PPV (Pay-per-view – Sports or events) where NecroIPTV shines.
Channels:
7,000 (incl. HD)
Video on demand (VOD):
Limited
electronic program guide (EPG):
Yes
sports – ppv (pay-per-view):
Yes
IPTV Trends
I can’t not mention the performance that IPTV Trends offer, it’s even a tad faster than StreamQ if I’m completely honest, and also offer a bit more in terms of channels (but fewer video-on-demand titles).
But, there’s always a but isn’t there. – It’s pricey (Avg: $12.60/month), and only for people that can afford to fork out a bit more money to get the best service.
Channels:
19,000 (incl. HD)
Video on demand (VOD):
50,000+ (Movies, TV Shows)
electronic program guide (EPG):
Yes