Xtreme HD IPTV
questions, answered

Xtreme HD IPTV streams live TV, movies and series over your own internet connection instead of a dish or a cable box. You subscribe, we send your login details, and you enter them into a player app on a device you already own. Nothing gets installed in your home and no engineer visits.

Choose a plan on the pricing page and message us on WhatsApp. We send a payment link, and once it clears your login details come back within minutes. Then follow the guide for your device.

Minutes. Once your payment is confirmed we send the details straight over on WhatsApp, at any hour. There is no queue and no waiting for business hours.

Yes — a 1 day free trial, on your own TV and your own connection, with no card details needed. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll set it up. Given what this service is selling, we'd rather you judged the picture yourself than took our word for it.

Depending on your device, either a server URL, username and password or a single M3U playlist link — sometimes both, plus a TV guide link. Tell us which device you're setting up and we'll send the right format first time.

No. A Smart TV, phone, tablet, computer, Fire Stick or games console is enough. If your particular TV turns out to be awkward we'll tell you honestly and suggest the cheapest fix.

Genuinely 4K on the channels that broadcast in it, Full HD and HD elsewhere. Plenty of services relabel standard definition as HD and hope nobody notices on a large screen. We carry the resolution the broadcast was made in.

Because the source does. A channel broadcast in 1080p cannot be turned into 4K by us or anyone else — upscaling only invents detail that was never there. What we control is not degrading what the source gives us.

Resolution is how many pixels there are; bitrate is how much data describes them each second. A 4K stream at a low bitrate falls apart during fast motion — blocky edges on a football pitch, smeared detail on a camera pan. Our servers are provisioned so that doesn't happen.

That is exactly the case we built for. Small screens hide a lot; big ones hide nothing. If you have a large panel and a decent connection, take the free trial and judge it there rather than on a phone.

Where the source broadcast carries them and your player and TV support them, yes. Both depend on the specific channel and on your hardware chain, so ask us about the channels you care about and we'll tell you straight.

Samsung and LG Smart TVs, Android TV and Google TV, Fire TV Stick, Roku, Apple TV, Xiaomi and other Android boxes, MAG, Formuler, Dreambox and Enigma2 receivers, Xbox, PlayStation, plus Android and iOS phones and tablets, Windows and Mac. There's a step-by-step guide for each.

On Samsung and LG, yes — you install a player straight from the TV's own store. Some older or off-brand sets don't carry a suitable app, and for those a cheap Fire Stick is the simplest fix. Tell us your model and we'll check.

One connection per subscription, so one stream at a time. Install it on as many of your own devices as you like — you just can't watch on two at once. Ask us about Multi Room if the household needs more.

No. It works on any standard connection, and it's fully compatible with a VPN if you prefer to use one.

Yes. The subscription follows your account, not your address. Log in from anywhere with an internet connection.

About 10 Mbps for Full HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. Stability matters more than headline speed: a wired connection or 5 GHz Wi-Fi beats a faster line on a congested 2.4 GHz band.

Over 20,000 live channels — US networks and local stations alongside international channels from more than 150 countries.

Yes. If there's a specific channel you watch, ask before you subscribe — we'd rather tell you upfront than have you find out afterwards.

Yes, at no extra cost: football, basketball, baseball, hockey, motorsport, combat sports and international competitions. Sport is also where picture quality shows itself most, which is worth testing on the free trial.

Yes — over 140,000 titles on demand, updated regularly, in their own Movies and Series sections.

Yes, a full EPG. Most players load it automatically; on some you paste a separate guide link we provide.

On channels whose source provides it, generally up to 7 days. It varies channel by channel, so ask about the ones that matter to you.

Three months, six months, one year and two years. Every plan is the same service at the same quality — only the length and the saving change. See the pricing page.

Credit and debit cards, PayPal and crypto, through a secure payment provider. Message us and we'll send a payment link for the plan you picked.

Yes. Payments run through a secure provider — we never see or store your card details.

No. Nothing renews on its own and we don't keep your card on file, so there's no surprise charge months later. Message us near the end of your plan and we'll renew it on the same login.

Yes. Message us and we'll move you across and work out the difference. Your login stays the same, so nothing needs reinstalling.

A 30 day money-back guarantee. Contact us within 30 days of paying and we'll refund you, no reason needed. You can also start with the free trial and risk nothing at all.

Message us a few days before your plan expires and we renew it on the same credentials. Nothing to reinstall, nothing to reconfigure.

Almost always a space accidentally copied onto the end of a field. Paste each value again and check the very end of the server URL. Use exactly the http or https and the port number we sent. If it still fails, send us a screenshot.

Message us with the channel name. We watch the servers around the clock and most single-channel issues are fixed within a few hours. The channel name helps us far more than “it's not working”.

Test a lower-quality version of the same channel. If HD is fine but 4K stutters, that's bandwidth. If everything stutters, try Ethernet or 5 GHz Wi-Fi — and tell us either way so we can check your route to our server.

That's a bitrate symptom rather than a resolution one, and it's the thing we most want to hear about. Tell us the channel and roughly when you saw it and we'll look at that specific feed.

Give it a few minutes on first load, then use the app's refresh or EPG update option. If we sent a separate guide link, check it went in.

WhatsApp, any hour. Tell us your device and send a photo of the screen if something looks wrong — that alone solves most setup problems without a round of questions.