IPTV in Canada,
on every screen at home.

It covers every device in the house, but not all of them at the same instant. A single-screen pack means one stream is playing at any moment — you can move it from the television to a tablet freely, you just cannot run both. If two rooms need to watch different things simultaneously, the two-screen pack exists for exactly that.

Neither. This runs over the broadband you already pay for, on hardware already in the house. There is no receiver to rent, no aerial, no engineer and no second contract with a telecoms company. If the television is a decade old, a cheap streaming stick plugged into it does the job.

Roughly 10 Mbps handles Full HD on one screen and 25 Mbps or more suits UHD. But the number on your bill matters far less than whether the line is steady: a rock-solid 20 Mbps beats a 200 Mbps connection that drops for two seconds every few minutes. Wi-Fi at the far end of the house is usually the real culprit, not the service.

Most player apps let you lock categories behind a PIN, and the setup guide we send explains how for your particular app. The adult category is not part of the advertised package and is not switched on unless you ask for it — and if you do, access requires age verification, which we apply properly rather than with a tick-box.

Three things that matter day to day: dedicated sports channels, UHD where the source provides it, and automatic line-up updates instead of monthly ones. That last one is the quiet difference — broadcasters rename and move channels constantly, and on Premium those changes reach you as they happen rather than at the end of the month.

Usually about two hours, because each line is set up by a person rather than issued automatically. Requests that arrive overnight are handled first thing. If something on our side is going to take longer, you get a message telling you so instead of silence.

Send us the channel name and roughly when. That one detail separates a dip in your line from an overloaded device from a genuine problem at the source, and each has a different fix. Where a channel has gone for good we say so rather than letting you discover it during a match.

No. You pay once for the term you picked and it ends when that term ends. There is no rolling contract, no stored card and nothing to cancel in a hurry. We send a reminder before the end so it is a decision rather than a surprise.

Because it is a promise nobody can keep. A lifetime price assumes running costs and content availability stay fixed forever, and neither does. Anyone selling one is either mispricing badly or planning not to be around. Fixed terms are the version that survives contact with reality.

Your name and email build the line and send it. Your country and device decide which setup guide arrives. That is the whole purpose and the whole extent of it. We do not sell data, we run no advertising trackers, and we delete your record if you ask.