Frequently Asked Questions

Arabic IPTV is Arabic-language live TV and on-demand video delivered over your home internet instead of cable or satellite. In Canada it works on any Bell, Rogers, Videotron, Telus or other connection with a compatible player app on a Firestick, Smart TV, Android box or phone.

No. If you have home internet you can set it up yourself in about 15 minutes. That suits apartments and condos where a dish is not allowed.

Plan on about 15 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K. Use Ethernet or 5 GHz Wi-Fi on the main TV for the steadiest picture.

Yes. Request a trial on WhatsApp and tell us your device. No payment details are needed; the team confirms current trial availability and the setup method for your device.

Our lineup is organised by category (news, drama and series, kids, sports, religious, and country packs for Morocco, Egypt, Lebanon and the Gulf). Channel availability depends on current licensing, so ask us for the up-to-date list and check it during your trial before paying.

Each plan is one payment of the full plan total in US dollars. Message us on WhatsApp with the plan you want; payment and activation are confirmed personally, and your access details arrive by email once payment is verified.

IPTV technology itself is legal; what matters is whether the content is properly licensed. Ask any provider, including us, how its content is sourced before you pay. Be careful with services that promise every premium channel for a few dollars: unlicensed services can be shut down without notice.

Android phones, tablets and Android TV boxes (including Fire TV, which runs Android) use an M3U playlist or Active Code; MAG set-top boxes use a portal address; Enigma2 receivers use M3U. Smart TVs work with a compatible M3U player app.