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NixaTV

Licensed · United States · 99.9% uptime SLA

Live TV that just works — from $12.50/month

NixaTV is a licensed live TV and on-demand streaming service for viewers in the United States. Live sports, news and entertainment on the device you already own, with a published uptime SLA and a 7-day money-back guarantee.

No contract · Cancel any time · No VPN required

Published uptime SLA
99.9%Published uptime SLA
Money-back guarantee
7-dayMoney-back guarantee
Live chat support
24/7Live chat support
Supported platforms
10+Supported platforms

Short answer

What is the best IPTV service?

The best IPTV service is the one that is properly licensed, publishes an uptime SLA, has a native app for the device you own, and offers a money-back guarantee in writing. On those four tests NixaTV starts at $12.50/month on the annual plan, publishes a 99.9% SLA, ships native apps for 10+ platforms, and refunds within 7 days. Any provider that cannot answer all four questions in writing is a risk regardless of how cheap it is.

Why NixaTV

Four things cheap providers cannot offer

The IPTV market is crowded with resellers competing on price alone. These are the four structural differences that price cannot fake.

Actually licensed

We pay for the distribution rights to everything we carry, and we publish the licensing terms. That is why your subscription does not vanish mid-season.

Read the licensing statement

A 99.9% SLA in writing

Our uptime commitment lives in the Terms of Service, not in a chat message. Miss it and your account gets credited automatically.

See the SLA terms

Native apps, not sideloads

Real apps for Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Tizen and webOS, each using your device's hardware decoder and a local guide cache.

Browse setup guides

7 days to change your mind

Test us on a weeknight prime-time slot and a weekend game. If it is not right, get your money back — no support ticket gauntlet.

Read the refund policy

Plans

Simple pricing, no equipment rental

Every plan carries the full live lineup and the complete VOD library. The only difference is term length and how many screens can play at once.

1 Month

$19.99/mo

$19.99 billed every 1 month · 2 streams

  • Complete live TV lineup
  • Full on-demand library
  • Up to 1080p streaming
  • 7-day electronic program guide

6 Months

$15.00/mo

$89.99 billed every 6 months · 3 streams

  • Complete live TV lineup
  • Full on-demand library
  • Up to 4K where the source is 4K
  • 7-day electronic program guide

12 Months

Best valueMost popular

$12.50/mo

$149.99 billed every 12 months · 4 streams

  • Complete live TV lineup
  • Full on-demand library
  • Up to 4K where the source is 4K
  • 7-day electronic program guide

24 Months

$11.25/mo

$269.99 billed every 24 months · 4 streams

  • Everything in the 12-month plan
  • Lowest per-month price we offer
  • Price locked for the full 24 months
  • Multi-room household profiles

Devices

Set up on the device you already own

Most setups take under five minutes. Pick your device for the exact steps, including the playback settings that stop buffering on older hardware.

FAQ

Common questions

What is the best IPTV service?

The best IPTV service is the one that is properly licensed, publishes an uptime SLA, supports the device you already own, and lets you get your money back if it does not work. On those four tests NixaTV starts at $12.50 per month on the annual plan with a published 99.9% uptime SLA, native apps for Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Tizen and webOS, and a 7-day money-back guarantee. Any provider that cannot answer all four questions in writing is a risk regardless of price.

Is IPTV legal in the United States?

IPTV is a delivery technology, and using it is entirely legal. What matters is whether the provider holds distribution rights for the channels it sells. Licensed services such as NixaTV pay for those rights and can show you the licensing terms; unlicensed resellers cannot, and their subscribers can lose access without notice when a service is taken offline.