01
Essential
Live TV and the on-demand library in Full HD on one device.
SAR 159per year
was SAR 239
- 40,000 live channels with EPG
- 90,000 films & series on demand
- Full HD streams
- 1 device
Our plans
What our own plans cost
Yearly or lifetime only, no automatic renewals. Full details are on the IPTV subscription plans page.
Recommended
02
Gold 4K
The larger library in 4K with 3-day replay.
SAR 279per year
was SAR 399
- 60,000 live channels with EPG
- 200,000 films & series on demand
- 4K Ultra-HD picture
- 3-day replay · 1 device
03
Royal Lifetime
Pay once: dedicated server and up to 4 screens.
SAR 1,199one payment
was SAR 1,849
- 80,000+ live channels with EPG
- 250,000+ films & series
- Dedicated server · up to 4 screens
- 7-day replay
More options
Pay the way that suits you
- Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Bank transfer −10%
Login details arrive by email, usually within 5–30 minutes.
- 7/7WhatsApp support days
- 5–30minutes until login email
- 10off with bank transfer
- 4screens on Royal Lifetime
- WhatsApp 7/7Support every day of the week
- 5–30 minutesUntil your login email arrives
- Yearly or lifetimeNo automatic renewals
- 60-day refund policyAsk on WhatsApp or by email
- Card
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
- Bank transfer −10%
Why it’s hard
Why the offers look so alike
Search for IPTV in Riyadh or Jeddah and you will find dozens of IPTV providers with near-identical promises: tens of thousands of channels, a huge film library, 4K, every device. Many resell from the same upstream sources, which is why the numbers look alike. The real differences are invisible on a sales page, so you have to look for them yourself.
The technology itself is simple enough. As Wikipedia’s IPTV article explains, television is delivered over an internet connection instead of a dish or cable. What you are really buying is three things wrapped together: access to a server, the capacity of that server at peak hours, and the people who answer when something breaks.
We are one of those IPTV providers ourselves, so read this with that in mind. We have tried to write the checklist we would want a friend to use, including the points where you should push back on us.
Seven points to compare between IPTV providers
Ask every IPTV provider the same questions and compare the answers side by side.
| What to check | Good sign | Warning sign |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-sale contact | A real reply to a specific question | Copy-paste answers or silence |
| Plan terms | Clear length, screens and price | Vague ‘unlimited’ wording |
| Peak-time capacity | Explains load balancing honestly | Promises zero buffering forever |
| Payment | Several methods, receipt by email | One odd method only |
| Setup help | Walks you through your own device | ‘Figure it out’ after payment |
| Free trial claims | Explains why they don’t give one | Endless free lines and links |
| Reviews | None invented | Dozens of identical five-star quotes |
Support
Support is the real product
When everything works, every IPTV provider feels the same. The difference appears on the evening a channel freezes, a new TV needs setting up, or an app update logs you out. At that moment the only question that matters is whether someone answers, and whether they answer with something specific to your problem.
Test this before you pay. Send a message with a real question, such as which app suits your exact TV model, or what speed you need for two 4K screens. A seller that replies with a clear, specific answer is likely to do the same after you have paid. One that sends a price list and nothing else is telling you how support will look in month six.
Our own line is WhatsApp on +44 7490 300294, seven days a week, plus email at [email protected]. We would rather spend ten minutes answering questions before an order than lose a customer to a bad first evening.
Servers
Server capacity: the part you cannot see
Every IPTV provider runs on servers with finite capacity. On a quiet weekday afternoon almost any seller looks stable. The real test is the first night of Ramadan, a big derby or a major tournament final, when a large share of subscribers press play in the same minute.
Good IPTV providers spread users across load-balanced servers and stop selling before a server is overloaded. Weak ones keep selling until it buckles. You cannot inspect their hardware, but you can ask how they handle peak nights and judge whether the answer sounds like experience or marketing.
Be wary of anyone who promises streams will never drop. Home Wi-Fi, local congestion and source changes all play a part. An honest answer covers what the seller does about it and what you can do at home, such as using a cable and keeping about 15 Mbps free for each 4K screen.
How to check a seller in one evening
No technical knowledge is needed. Give it an hour, open WhatsApp and put the same six questions to every IPTV provider on your shortlist:
- 1
Ask a device-specific question
Name your TV or streaming stick and ask which app to use. Note how specific the reply is.
- 2
Ask what happens at peak times
Listen for load balancing and capacity planning rather than ‘never buffers’.
- 3
Ask for the exact plan terms
Length, number of screens, picture quality, replay and what happens at expiry.
- 4
Check the payment options
Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or bank transfer with a receipt are good signs.
- 5
Ask how logins are delivered
Email with Xtream details and an M3U link is standard. Ask how long it usually takes.
- 6
Look for invented praise
Identical reviews, ticking countdowns and ‘only 3 left’ banners are red flags.
Curious what setup involves? Our step-by-step Smarters walkthrough covers Fire TV, Android TV, phones and PCs.
Red flags
Five red flags in an advert
Fake countdowns
A clock that restarts whenever the page refreshes is a sales tactic and nothing more.
Copied reviews
The same glowing sentence under five different names is not feedback.
No way to ask first
If you can’t reach anyone before paying, don’t expect better after.
Impossible promises
No buffering ever, every match guaranteed, every channel forever.
Odd payment only
One unusual payment method with no receipt is a reason to walk away.
Plans
Reading the plan terms
Plans are where the small print hides. Check the length first: our plans are one year or lifetime, with nothing that renews automatically, so nothing is taken from your card without you asking. Then check screens. Most single-screen plans allow the account on several devices but only one playing at a time, which matters in a family home.
Then look at picture and catch-up. With us, Essential means Full HD without catch-up; Gold 4K brings Ultra-HD plus a three-day window; Royal Lifetime brings a week of catch-up, its own server and four simultaneous screens. Prices are SAR 159, SAR 279 and SAR 1,199 respectively, with options for extra screens.
Whoever you choose, know four facts before paying: how long, how many screens at once, what quality, and what replay. If IPTV providers cannot state them plainly, that tells you something.
Common questions when comparing IPTV providers
Why do IPTV providers all advertise similar channel numbers?
Many draw on similar upstream sources and count every group and quality variant. Numbers matter less than stability, support and the channels your household actually watches.
Is a free trial a good way to test an IPTV provider?
Not really. Trial lines are often shared and overloaded, so they rarely show how a service performs. We don’t offer trials, but we answer every question before you order.
What should a receipt and the bank statement look like?
You should get a confirmation you can keep. With us, the statement shows a neutral label, and you can settle with a bank card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or take 10% off by paying with a bank transfer.
Can I switch to you if another app is already set up?
Yes. Most apps accept a new playlist, so you add our details alongside or instead of the old ones, and we can guide you on WhatsApp.
What if an IPTV provider refuses to answer before I pay?
Treat it as a preview of the support you would get afterwards, and keep looking.
Expats
Channels for expat households
Saudi Arabia is home to millions of residents from South Asia, the Philippines, Europe, Africa and elsewhere, and many want channels from home alongside Arabic television. Not every IPTV provider covers those groups well, so ask specifically about the languages your household watches before you pay.
Our line-up covers South Asian languages, Filipino channels and English-language groups, next to the Saudi, Gulf and wider Arab categories. A separate guide for expat households covers language groups, time zones and sharing a plan in a shared flat.
Put your questions to us first
Send us your TV model, internet speed and the channels your household watches. We will tell you honestly which plan fits, or whether you need one at all.