About
US-first, not US-included
Most IPTV services are built for a global audience and treat American channels as one more country in a list. This one is built the other way round.
Why we exist
The average American pay-TV bill passed $100 a month while the thing people actually want — their local channels plus the game their team is playing — got split across cable, a streaming bundle and an out-of-market add-on. Meanwhile the IPTV market answered with ever-larger channel-count claims that say nothing about whether your market's CBS affiliate is in the guide.
We took the opposite approach: lead with US coverage, state it specifically, and let people check before they pay.
How the service is built
Streams are served from US-based infrastructure, which is the single biggest factor in whether a live fourth quarter holds up. The lineup is organised around US television first — national networks, local affiliates by market, then regional sports — with international channels layered on top for households that want them.
What we don't claim
We don't own or license broadcast rights, and we don't pretend to. We're not going to tell you we're the "#1" anything, or promise 100% uptime, or run a countdown timer that resets when you reload. We respond to valid DMCA notices, and subscribers are responsible for complying with the law where they live.
That honesty is deliberate. If the lineup doesn't have what you need, the 7-day money-back window exists so you can find out cheaply.