IPTV Canada: Frequently Asked Questions

IPTV means the television signal reaches you over your normal internet connection instead of a cable or a satellite dish. You already pay for internet, so nothing new needs to be installed in your home. IPTV MN sends you a login, you enter it once into a free app on your TV or streaming box, and the channels appear. Any Canadian internet plan of 25 Mbps or faster is enough for HD, and 50 Mbps is comfortable for 4K.

Straight away. Interac e-Transfer payments arrive in a few minutes, and your login is emailed the moment the transfer lands. Most customers are watching within ten minutes of paying. Nobody has to come to your house and there is nothing to ship.

Yes — and it is the only method we accept. You send the e-Transfer from your own bank app, exactly as you would send money to a friend. That keeps everything in Canadian dollars with no conversion fee, and means no card number is ever entered, stored or exposed.

No. Our servers are inside Canada, so the connection is already local and already fast. A VPN would only add distance and slow your stream down. Some customers on a very restrictive office or campus network choose to use one, but for a home connection it is not needed.

Almost anything with a screen and an internet connection. Fire TV Stick, Android TV, Apple TV, Samsung, LG, Roku, Chromecast, NVIDIA Shield, Windows, VIDAA, Formuler and BuzzTV are all supported, and we have a written guide for each one. One subscription covers up to two devices depending on the plan you choose.

Yes. All five TSN feeds and all Sportsnet regional feeds are included, plus TVA Sports and RDS in French. Because every regional feed is there, a local blackout on one channel never hides the game from you.

Message live support and we move you to a different server, usually in under two minutes. Every plan also includes a free backup server URL that you can switch to yourself at any time without asking anyone.

Neither. You pay for the period you chose and it simply ends when it ends. There is no automatic renewal, no credit check, no equipment to return and no cancellation fee.

Around 15 Mbps for HD, 25 Mbps for Full HD and 50 Mbps for 4K. Almost every home internet plan sold in Canada today is well above that. If two people watch different channels at once, add the numbers together.

Yes, on the plans that include two connections. The 6 month and 12 month plans both come with two devices, which means one television can show a hockey game while another shows a movie.

Yes. Your login works anywhere with an internet connection. Canadians who spend winter in Florida or Arizona use it to keep watching their home channels exactly as they would at home.

They are two ways of giving the same subscription to your app. Xtream Codes uses a username, a password and a server address, and it brings the full TV guide with it. An M3U link is a single long web address that holds the channel list. We send you both, and you use whichever your app asks for.

Yes. A full seven day electronic programme guide is built in, and most major channels keep several days of catch-up so you can go back and watch a game or a show you missed.

Yes. We offer a short trial so you can check the picture quality and the channels on your own equipment before spending anything. Ask live support and we will set it up for you.

If the service does not work properly on your setup and we cannot fix it, you can ask for a refund within seven days of buying. The full terms are written plainly on our refund policy page.

Our reseller programme gives you a credit panel where you create and manage your own customer lines at wholesale prices. You set your own retail prices and keep the difference. Details are on the reseller page.

Yes. Card payments run through an encrypted payment page and we never see or store your card number. Interac e-Transfer goes directly between your bank and ours, so no card details exist at all.

All of them. Our servers sit in Toronto and Montreal and reach every province and territory, from Victoria to St. John’s. City pages on this site list the exact local channels for each region.