22,000+ live TV channels and 120,000+ movies and series, streamed in up to 4K to every device in your home. Also known as Freebird IPTV — activated in minutes, with no contract and no dish.
Cable makes you sign a contract, rent a box, accept a fixed channel list and pay extra for sport. Bird IPTV drops all four and gives you a far bigger catalogue for a fraction of the monthly cost.
Choose your plan, pick your device, pay. No account to create beforehand, no sales call and no paperwork — the whole checkout takes about a minute.
Our team activates lines by hand and confirms by email, typically within 25 minutes of payment. You get credentials plus a guide written for your device.
Real people on WhatsApp, live chat and email at any hour. Most issues are solved inside a single conversation rather than a ticket queue.
Full national line-ups from the US, UK, Canada, Ireland and across Europe, MENA, Latin America and Asia — including regional feeds most providers skip.
Native 4K and Full HD where the broadcaster provides it, with adaptive fallback so a busy home network never turns into a spinning wheel.
Load-balanced servers with automatic failover. If one edge degrades, your player moves to the next without you touching the remote.
Pick 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and how many devices should stream at once. Longer terms cost far less per month.
Your username, password and server URL arrive by email within minutes, with a setup guide for your device.
Enter the credentials once in your player. Channels, EPG and the full movie library load automatically.
Your Bird IPTV line is a standard M3U / Xtream Codes playlist, so it works in the IPTV app you already like. There is no special box to buy, nothing proprietary to install, and nothing to send back if you stop. Sign in once and the same details work on the living-room TV, the tablet and your phone.
Sport is where an IPTV service proves itself. Big fixtures run on multiple redundant sources, so when one feed struggles under load your player rolls onto another instead of freezing at the worst possible moment.
You also get domestic and international coverage side by side — the home broadcast and the overseas feed of the same fixture — which quietly solves most regional blackout problems.
Scale your line to five simultaneous streams and nobody has to negotiate over the remote. Each stream is independent — different channels, different rooms, different devices, one subscription and one bill.
Kids' channels sit in their own category, the EPG runs seven days ahead so nothing gets missed, and catch-up lets anyone rewind a programme that already aired.
New titles land in the Bird IPTV VOD library within days of their digital release. The titles above are examples of what the catalogue carries; availability varies by region.
One payment for the term you choose. Nothing recurs, nothing auto-renews, and the price on the card is the price you pay.
Watching on more than one screen? Every plan scales to 5 devices — see the full matrix.
Add devices to any term — each one streams independently.
| Devices at the same time | 1 month | 3 months | 6 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 device | $15 buy | $32 buy | $54 buy | $69 buy |
| 2 devices | $23 buy | $49 buy | $79 buy | $114 buy |
| 3 devices | $30 buy | $67 buy | $99 buy | $144 buy |
| 4 devices | $40 buy | $84 buy | $129 buy | $169 buy |
| 5 devices | $55 buy | $94 buy | $154 buy | $199 buy |
Prices in USD. Checkout is handled by our secure store; card details never touch this website.
IPTV means Internet Protocol Television. Rather than a signal arriving down a coaxial cable or off a satellite dish, every channel travels as data over the broadband connection you already pay for. Your player asks for a channel, our servers send it, your screen decodes it. That is the whole mechanism.
Because it is just data, the physical limits of broadcast disappear. There is no fixed cable capacity to ration between channels, so a service can carry twenty-two thousand rather than two hundred. No engineer visits, because there is nothing to install. And no hardware-imposed regional lock, because the hardware is your router.
Different limits replace them: your connection speed, the quality of the provider's servers, and how the two behave together at kick-off on a Sunday when everyone in your timezone wants the same game.
Plenty of our customers call us Freebird IPTV, and a good share of the people who find this site searched for exactly that. There is no separate Freebird product: it is the same channel list, the same servers and the same support team. The "free" almost always refers to our free trial, which lets you test everything before paying anything.
Similarly, "Bird Player" is not a separate app you have to buy from us. It is the general term for the IPTV player you install to watch your line. We issue standard M3U and Xtream Codes credentials, so you can use whichever player is best on your hardware — and your subscription is never stranded if one particular app vanishes from a store. The Bird Player page covers activation and which app to pick.
IPTV marketing is nearly interchangeable — every service claims tens of thousands of channels and flawless uptime. Four things actually separate the ones that hold up, and each can be tested during a free trial instead of taken on faith:
We would rather you tested properly and walked away than bought on a promise and asked for a refund a week later. That is why our free trial carries the full catalogue rather than a cut-down demo.
Less than most people expect. Around 25 Mbps handles Full HD comfortably and 35 Mbps covers 4K. Any device from the last five years or so — a Firestick, an Android TV box, a recent smart TV, a phone, a laptop — will run an IPTV player happily. That is the entire requirement.
The single most useful thing you can do is run Ethernet to the main television. Wi-Fi takes most of the blame for IPTV buffering and usually deserves it: a 2.4 GHz signal crossing two internal walls to a smart TV is a much weaker link than anything on our side. Where a cable is impossible, a powerline adapter or a 5 GHz mesh node gets you most of the benefit.
We are not the cheapest service available and we do not aim to be. We run our own infrastructure rather than reselling somebody else's white-label panel, and that is the difference between fixing a broken channel ourselves and logging a ticket upstream and waiting. It is why "channel X is down" usually ends in a same-day fix rather than an apology.
The catalogue spans 22,000+ live channels across more than 60 countries plus 120,000+ films and series on demand, and every plan includes all of it. No premium tier holds sport back and nothing costs extra for 4K. The only choices are how long you want the line and how many screens should stream at once — which is how it ought to work.
Bird IPTV is a subscription streaming service that delivers 22,000+ live television channels and a 120,000-title on-demand library over your ordinary internet connection. There is no dish, no cable engineer and no equipment to rent. You buy a line, your credentials arrive by email, and you sign in on the devices you already own.
Yes — Freebird IPTV is the name a lot of customers use for us, and both spellings lead here. There is one service, one channel list and one support team behind Bird IPTV, BirdIPTV and Freebird IPTV. The "free" part usually refers to our free trial, which lets you test everything before paying.
Most lines go live within 5 to 25 minutes of payment. You will get an email with your username, password and server URL plus a setup guide for the device you chose at checkout. If nothing has arrived after 30 minutes, message us on WhatsApp and we will chase it in real time.
Anything that plays an M3U or Xtream Codes playlist: Firestick and Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung and LG smart TVs, iPhone and iPad, Android phones and tablets, Windows, macOS, MAG and Formuler boxes, NVIDIA Shield, Apple TV and Enigma2 receivers. Our installation guides cover each one.
About 15 Mbps per HD stream, 25 Mbps for FHD and 35 Mbps for 4K. Consistency matters more than the headline number — a steady 30 Mbps beats an unstable 300 Mbps every time. Use Ethernet on the main television if you can.
Yes. Every plan includes one device as standard and scales up to five simultaneous streams. Each one runs independently, so different people can watch different channels. The pricing page lists every combination.
No contract and no automatic renewal. You pay once for the term you picked; when it ends, the line simply stops until you choose to extend. No card is stored and nothing recurs.
Tell us and we fix it, usually the same day. Channels change source from time to time and our engineers re-point them. Support is live 24/7 on WhatsApp, chat and email, and you can request channels we do not currently carry.
Pick a plan, check your inbox, sign in. Or test it free first — no card needed.