Built around the American channel lineup
We built America IPTV around three things: a channel lineup that matches what US households actually watch, transparent pricing, and honest expectations about streaming quality.
The short version of what this is
A streaming subscription, plain and simple — live channels and on-demand titles delivered over your internet connection, weighted toward American networks, news, and sports. Resolution tops out at 4K when the plan, the device, and the source all cooperate. We put the most effort into the parts we actually control directly: pricing, documentation, and how fast a real question gets answered.
The pattern we deliberately avoided
A common playbook in this space: vague pricing tiers, quality claims nobody can back up, and setup guides written for devices the provider does not actually support. We went the other direction on purpose — prices are on the page, quality gets described honestly instead of oversold, and setup steps are written against real devices.
Three moments that matter most
Deciding whether to subscribe
A real trial and full pricing, so the decision is informed rather than a leap of faith.
Getting it running
Instructions written for your actual device, not a catch-all guide that mostly applies.
When something breaks
A person answering the inbox, and refund terms you can read in advance.
No single app controlling everything
This runs on standard IPTV delivery — data streamed over your existing connection, watched through third-party player apps instead of one proprietary app we could change or discontinue on our own schedule. It is a deliberate trade: broader device compatibility over a tightly controlled single-app experience.
The limits we will actually state out loud
No internet-delivered service can honestly promise zero buffering or perfect uptime — your own connection and device are half of that equation. What we commit to instead is explaining what actually affects quality, and being reachable when something genuinely is not working.
Whatever device you already own
Smart TVs, Android TV, Fire TV, Android and iOS, Windows, and macOS are all covered — a subscription should adapt to hardware you already have, not require buying something new.
Why setup gets device-specific pages
The Setup Guide breaks activation out per device, because instructions that only sort of apply to your hardware cost everyone time figuring out which parts are relevant.
One inbox, one person
The Contact page reaches a real support inbox covering setup, billing, and trial questions directly — no automated routing layer in between.
Three things we will not do
- Advertise a capability that is not actually part of the service.
- Hide pricing behind a sales conversation you did not ask for.
- Promise uptime or buffering numbers no streaming provider can honestly guarantee.
Collected only where it is needed
What gets collected is limited to running the service and answering inquiries — the Privacy Policy lays out the specifics.
The responsibility that sits with you
Compliance with the laws that apply to you is on you as the subscriber — see the Disclaimer for the full statement.
A few more pages worth a look
Setup Guide
Steps broken down by device.
FAQ
The most common questions, answered.
Pricing
Every plan and the trial, in full.