All the Sports, Movies and Channels America Watches, for Less

Think of it as your cable package delivered over the internet rather than down a coax line: the same sports and channels, streamed to a player app on whatever screen you own. You enter a server address, a username and a password once — we send those on WhatsApp — and the full 25,000+ channel line-up and 120,000+ on-demand titles build themselves.

$17 buys a single screen for a month; the year is $99, which works out near $8 a month and is where most people end up. Larger terms for two, three or five screens sit on the pricing page. We take no contract and hold no card, so it never bills you unless you ask.

There is, and leaning on it is the whole point. For 24 hours you get a complete account — every channel, the on-demand shelf, the guide — arranged over WhatsApp. Nothing is charged, no card is taken, and when the day is up it simply stops on its own.

If it runs apps, it almost certainly works: Fire TV Sticks, Android TVs and boxes, Samsung and LG smart TVs from about 2016, Apple TV, iPhones and iPads, Roku, Windows and Mac, and the MAG and Formuler boxes. The account is a standard Xtream login, which is why one set of details covers the whole house.

Fifteen minutes is typical. You order, pay and set up inside a single WhatsApp thread, and the moment the payment reflects your login drops into it. There is no courier and no appointment — just a message that waits until morning if you happen to send it at 3am.

The ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX locals, the ESPN and regional sports channels, the premium movie tiers, rolling news, a kids section, and international television spanning roughly 60 countries. What appears on the channel page is the skeleton; the player itself carries a much longer list.

It is all there, and it is the part that separates a good service from a bad one, because the whole country tunes in at once. NFL Sundays, the NBA and NHL, MLB and college football, plus the Premier League, Formula 1, UFC and boxing — each on its own channel, most with a 4K feed when it matters.

Generally no, and we do not sell it as a requirement. The one time it helps is when an ISP throttles video in the evenings; a nearby server, say Dallas or Chicago, then gives the speed back. Otherwise it only adds a hop you do not need.

Ten megabits carries HD and twenty-five carries 4K, but consistency counts far more than the top figure. A steady 50 Mbps line beats a 200 that stutters, because streams die on the drop-outs, not the average. Running the box on a cable rather than wi-fi fixes most trouble by itself.

Seven days on every term. Should it refuse to run on your equipment and support cannot get it going, tell us inside that week of activation and the full amount comes back. The refund page spells out precisely what is and is not covered.

The term decides that, not the app. On a one-screen term a single stream plays at a time, even though you may install the player wherever you like; the two, three and five-screen terms lift the limit, sit on the pricing page, and can be upgraded whenever it suits.

Pick your term, hit WhatsApp, and the sale is completed in the chat. Once we confirm payment, the host address, username and password come back in that same thread — usually within fifteen minutes — along with a nudge toward the right setup guide for your device.