We sell one thing: a television line-up delivered over your own broadband, priced so that it does not need a twelve-month contract to make sense. This page explains who that is for, and where the edges are.
Fubo IPTV is an independent subscription service. You pay for a term, we send you a set of credentials, and those credentials unlock 22,900+ live channels and a 76,000-title on-demand library inside whichever standard IPTV player you prefer. There is no proprietary box, no installer, and nothing physical in the post.
To be unambiguous: we are not FuboTV Inc. and we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by that company. If you were looking for their product, you want fubo.tv, not this site.
The people who stay subscribed longest are households that watch a lot of live sport and were paying a cable or satellite provider a three-figure monthly bill for the privilege. A single connection covers one screen playing at a time; most families settle on two or three so that a match in the living room does not knock a film off the tablet upstairs.
It suits you less well if you mainly watch one or two on-demand services and never touch live television. A standard streaming subscription is cheaper and simpler for that, and we would rather say so here than take a month's payment and have you leave.
The bulk of the catalogue is North American and European, with substantial Arabic, Latin American and South Asian blocks — roughly 120 countries in total. Sport is the part we watch most closely: the major live sport seasons, the major European football competitions, motor racing, and the MMA and boxing cards are all carried within the base subscription rather than sold on as an extra tier.
Picture quality follows the source. Where a broadcaster puts out a 4K feed you will get 4K; where they are still sending 720p, no service can invent the missing detail, and we would treat any provider claiming otherwise with suspicion.
Amazon Firestick and Fire TV, Android TV boxes, Android phones and tablets, iPhone and iPad, Samsung Tizen and LG WebOS smart televisions, Windows, macOS and MAG boxes are all covered, with per-device walkthroughs on the setup page. The practical requirement is simply a device that runs a standard IPTV player such as TiviMate, IPTV Smarters or VLC.
Support is by email at [email protected], answered by people who can actually read a player log rather than a script that asks you to restart the router twice. Replies normally land well inside a day, weekends included. Refund terms are written out in full on the refund policy page, and the trial exists precisely so that most people never need it.
The honest way to evaluate any IPTV service is on your own television, on your own connection, at the time of day you actually watch. That is what the 24-hour free trial is for — full line-up, no card, no obligation. If it holds up during a live match on a Saturday afternoon, it will hold up the rest of the week.
