The average North American cable bill now runs about $127 a month — for a box you rent, a contract you cannot leave, and 200 channels you never watch. EarthWebTV gives you 38,000 live channels and 150,000 on-demand titles over the internet you already pay for, in up to 4K, on the devices you already own. Plans start at $15/month. Before you spend anything, take the free 24-hour trial and watch it work on your own connection.
IPTV stands for Internet Protocol Television. Instead of a signal travelling down a coaxial cable or bouncing off a satellite, your channels arrive over the same broadband line you already use for everything else. That single change is what removes the rented box, the engineer visit, and the two-year contract.
EarthWebTV is that service, built specifically for households in the United States and Canada. The channel list leads with the networks people here actually watch — local news, national broadcasters, regional sport, kids' programming — and then goes wide with international channels in a dozen languages. You watch on the Smart TV, Firestick, phone, or tablet you already own.
You have probably read that IPTV buffers, that the channel counts are inflated, or that these services vanish overnight. Those complaints are fair, and they are worth taking seriously before you hand over a card. Here is where we stand on all three — and how you can check each one yourself during the free trial rather than taking our word for it.
This is the complaint that matters, because it always happens at the worst moment. Our servers are load-balanced so that traffic shifts away from any node under strain, and uptime holds at 99.9%. But do not take the number on faith — start the trial on a busy evening, put a live fixture on, and judge it then. That is the only test worth anything.
Often it is. Plenty of providers count dead links and duplicate feeds to reach a bigger number. We list 38,000, we re-check the list every week, and we would rather quote a smaller honest figure than a large fictional one. The trial gives you the full lineup, so you can search for the channels you personally care about before you pay.
You will not. There is no contract, no IP lock, and no device restriction. Take your login to a hotel, a holiday home, or your parents' house and it simply works. Pay month to month, cancel whenever you like without ringing anybody, and reach support on Telegram at @Mr_Toto1 before you ever spend a penny.
Install EarthWebTV on whatever you already own. There is no proprietary box to rent and nothing to plug into the wall — the subscription follows you between devices rather than being chained to one of them.
Installation Guide →Fire TV Stick, Stick 4K, and Fire TV Cube. Installs through the Downloader app in under five minutes with nothing but a code — no computer, no sideloading tools, no cables.
Set up on Firestick →Samsung Tizen and LG WebOS. Straight from the television's own app store — no extra hardware sitting behind the screen.
Samsung & LG guides →One plan, six simultaneous streams, and no IP lock stopping you moving between them.
See the plans →Every plan carries the same content — the full channel list, the complete on-demand library, live sport, and premium events. The only thing you are choosing is how many screens you need at once.
No card, no commitment, no awkward cancellation call. Tell us your device and your email, and your credentials land in your inbox within minutes. You get the full service, not a cut-down demo version.
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Any service looks fine at two o'clock on a Tuesday. The honest test is a Saturday evening when half the country is watching the same fixture, because that is the moment weak infrastructure gives itself away. A frozen frame during a penalty is the thing people actually cancel over. So test us there — put a live match on during the free trial and judge the picture then, not now.
This is the comparison that actually drove you here. Cable figures below are the North American household average — your own bill may be higher. The point is not that we win every row; it is that you can check every one of these for yourself during the free trial before any money moves.
| What You Get | EarthWebTV | Typical Cable Package |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $15 – $45 | ~$127 average |
| Contract | None — cancel any month | 12 – 24 months |
| Equipment | Devices you already own | Rented box, monthly fee |
| Installation | About five minutes, yourself | Engineer visit, booked |
| Live channels | 38,000+ | 150 – 300 |
| On-demand library | 150,000+ titles | Limited, often extra |
| Picture quality | 4K UHD / FHD / HD | HD, 4K on higher tiers |
| Screens at once | Up to 6 | 1 – 2, extra boxes cost more |
| Sport & PPV | Included | Premium add-on |
| Watch away from home | Anywhere — no IP lock | Tied to the address |
| Try before you pay | 24 hours, no card | Not offered |
There is no installer disc, no engineer, and no waiting for a box in the post. Start to finish, this takes about five minutes.
Start with the free 24-hour trial or go straight to a paid plan from $15 a month. Give us your device type and email address and the login details reach your inbox within minutes.
On Firestick, use the Downloader app with our code. On Android, iOS, Samsung, LG, and MAG, use IPTV Smarters with Xtream Codes. Either route takes a couple of minutes.
Sign in and the whole library opens at once — every live channel, every on-demand title, and every fixture, across as many as six screens at the same time.
Feedback from subscribers across the United States and Canada, our two largest markets.
I renewed the moment my trial finished. Zero buffering, an enormous library of films and series, and the whole setup took me about five minutes on my Firestick.
It runs perfectly with no buffering at all. I use it for everything — live TV, box sets, and sports on the weekend. Two months in and I have had nothing to complain about.
I trialled three other providers before this one and EarthWebTV came out on top by a mile. The picture quality and how quickly the app loads are what sold me.
Six screens on one plan means my kids can watch cartoons while I have the game on downstairs. That alone was worth the switch from cable.
Support replied on the live chat within about ten minutes when I needed help pointing my MAG box at the portal. Sorted the same evening.
I have been reselling for four months now using their panel. Creating credits and lines is straightforward and my customers rarely have issues.
EarthWebTV is a premium IPTV subscription service built for viewers in the USA and Canada. It provides more than 38,000 live channels and 150,000 on-demand titles in up to 4K Ultra HD, streaming over your ordinary internet connection to Firestick, Smart TVs, Android, iOS, MAG Box, and PC.
Yes. A free 24-hour trial is available with no credit card required. Send us your device type and email address and your login credentials arrive within minutes, giving you full access to the same channels and library a paying subscriber gets.
Smart TVs from Samsung and LG, Amazon Firestick and Fire TV Cube, Android phones and tablets, Android TV boxes, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, MAG and Formuler boxes, Windows, and macOS. A single plan supports up to 6 simultaneous connections.
Plans start at $15 per month for a single connection and go up to $45 per month for six. Quarterly, six-month, and yearly billing cycles are discounted, with the yearly plan working out cheapest per month. There are no contracts and no setup fees.
No. There is no IP lock on any plan, so you can travel, switch between home and mobile data, or watch from a second property without your line being blocked.
About 10 Mbps carries a stable HD stream and 25 Mbps is comfortable for 4K. If several people in the house are watching at once, add roughly 10 Mbps per extra stream. Most broadband plans in the USA and Canada are already well past this. If your speed is fine and the picture still stutters, the fault is usually the provider's servers rather than your line — which is exactly what the free trial is for.
An M3U link is a single playlist file your app loads. Xtream Codes gives you a username, password, and server URL instead, and it usually brings a better programme guide, on-demand titles, and faster channel switching. Every EarthWebTV subscription includes both, so you can use whichever your app prefers.
Yes. The reseller programme gives you a dedicated control panel where you buy credits in bulk and use them to create and manage subscriptions for your own customers, at prices you set yourself.
