Why we built this around Apple TV first
Most IPTV marketing treats Apple TV as an afterthought behind Fire TV and Android boxes. We built this the other way around — Apple TV first, everything else supported too.
An independent service, not an Apple product
This is a streaming subscription, run independently of Apple Inc. — live channels and on-demand content delivered over your internet connection, set up through a compatible player app you install yourself, in up to 4K where your Apple TV generation and the source content allow it. We are not Apple, we do not speak for Apple, and nothing here is reviewed or endorsed by Apple. See the full Disclaimer for the specifics.
Apple TV gets treated as an afterthought
Most IPTV setup guides mention Apple TV in a single paragraph, if at all, then move on to Fire TV and Android boxes where installation is simpler. That gap is exactly why App Store availability and sideloading confuse people — nobody explains both properly. We wrote the setup process for Apple TV as the primary case, not a footnote.
The three moments that matter
Deciding whether to subscribe
Full pricing and a real trial, so you are not guessing.
Getting it onto your Apple TV
Both the App Store method and sideloading, explained properly, not glossed over.
If something is not working
Support that already knows Apple TV has extra steps other devices do not.
A player app you install, not a proprietary system
This runs on standard IPTV delivery — data streamed over your existing connection, watched through a compatible third-party player app rather than one single app we control end to end. On Apple TV specifically, that means either an App Store listing or a sideload, and we treat both as equally legitimate.
What we will not promise
No provider streaming over the open internet can honestly guarantee zero buffering or perfect uptime — your own connection and Apple TV generation are half of that equation. What we do commit to is explaining what actually affects quality, and being reachable when something is not working.
Every other device is genuinely supported too
iPhone, iPad, Smart TVs, Android TV, Fire TV, Windows, and macOS all work as well — useful as a backup screen, a second room, or for anyone who is not exclusively on Apple TV.
Why the setup guide leads with two methods
The Setup Guide covers the App Store route and the sideload route as equally valid starting points, because whichever one applies to you right now depends entirely on what Apple currently has listed.
Support that has seen Apple TV problems before
The Contact page reaches a real inbox — setup, billing, and trial questions, including the Apple TV-specific ones other support teams have not usually dealt with.
Where the limits are
- Claim any affiliation with Apple Inc. that does not exist.
- Advertise a feature that is not actually part of the service.
- Promise uptime or buffering guarantees no honest provider can back up.
Kept to what running this actually needs
Only the information required to deliver the service and answer questions gets collected — the Privacy Policy spells out exactly what and why.
Where responsibility sits
Compliance with the laws that apply to you is on you as the subscriber — full details are in the Disclaimer, including our independence from Apple Inc.
A few more pages worth checking
Setup Guide
App Store and sideload, step by step.
FAQ
The Apple TV questions we get most.
Pricing
Every plan and the trial, in full.