TiviBridge is IPTV for Europe in one euro-priced login: the home channels of five countries, 25,000+ live channels in total and 120,000+ films and series. No contract, nothing renews by itself, 24/7 help on WhatsApp and activation in under 15 minutes. From €12 a month, after a free 24-hour trial.
Order TiviBridge in euros today. Your login arrives in under 15 minutes, and the plan simply ends if you choose not to renew.
7-day money-back guarantee on all plans
TiviBridge is the bridge between your screen and Europe's television. One subscription carries the German, Austrian, Polish, Dutch and Belgian channel packs, in Flemish and French, plus international channels from 60+ countries. That makes 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ titles on demand, on servers with 99.9% uptime.
It is built for two groups of people. Some live in these countries and want their national line-up without a two-year operator contract. Others grew up there and now live elsewhere in Europe: Poles in Germany or the Netherlands, Germans in Austria, Turkish families in Berlin, Flemish viewers in Spain. The same login works for all of them.
You pay in euros, the plan runs for the months you choose, and it stops when they end. Compare the IPTV subscription prices, read who runs TiviBridge, or start with the overview of IPTV in Europe.
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You do not need new hardware. TiviBridge runs on the smart TVs and sticks most European homes already own, from a Samsung in Munich to a Philips Android TV in Utrecht. Operator boxes from Telekom, Ziggo, Telenet, Proximus or Polsat cannot install third-party apps, so plug in a Fire TV Stick instead. Roku is sold in Germany but is rare elsewhere. Pick a device for its walkthrough or open the IPTV setup guides.
Load-balanced servers, several routes into each country and people on WhatsApp 24/7 who answer in plain English when a match night gets busy.
Browse the channel list25,000+Live channels
120,000+Films and series
99.9%Server uptime
60+Countries of origin
Made for viewers in Germany · Austria · Poland · the Netherlands · Belgium · and their communities across Europe
Choose how many screens should play at once, then choose a length. Prices are in euros, from €12 for one month to €59 for a year, about €4.92 a month. Every plan carries all five country packs and the full 120,000+-title library.
€ 12 20 29 45 / 1 month
about €12.00 per month about €20.00 per month about €29.00 per month about €45.00 per month
€ 25 42 59 89 / 3 months
about €8.33 per month about €14.00 per month about €19.67 per month about €29.67 per month
€ 39 65 89 135 / 6 months
about €6.50 per month about €10.83 per month about €14.83 per month about €22.50 per month
€ 59 99 139 215 / 12 months
about €4.92 per month about €8.25 per month about €11.58 per month about €17.92 per month
All plans include the same 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ VOD titles. No auto-renewal, no contract, 7-day money-back guarantee. Prices in EUR.
See every plan side by side on the TiviBridge pricing page, check what IPTV costs across Europe, or take the 24-hour IPTV test before you pay.
Getting started takes one short order and one app. Most people are watching their home channels within a quarter of an hour of paying.
Pick 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and the number of screens on the plans page. Prices are shown in euros, and nothing is added at checkout.
We send a secure payment link on WhatsApp. Once it clears, your username, password, server address and M3U link follow in the same chat, usually in under 15 minutes.
Open the guide for your device, such as the Fire TV Stick walkthrough or the TiViMate setup guide. Log in once and the channels load.
The line-up is organised by country, so each household finds its own channels first. Below are the kinds of channels each pack carries; the trial is the place to confirm the ones you care about.
The kind of line-up German and Austrian homes expect: Das Erste, ZDF, RTL, Sat.1, ProSieben, VOX, n-tv, then ORF 1, ORF 2, ServusTV and PULS 4.
TVP1, Polsat, TVN and TVN24 for Polish viewers; NPO 1, RTL 4 and SBS6 for Dutch homes; VRT 1, VTM, La Une and RTL-TVI for Flanders and Wallonia.
Channels that typically carry the Bundesliga, Ekstraklasa, Eredivisie, Jupiler Pro League and Champions League, plus Formula 1, handball, ski jumping, darts and cycling.
120,000+ films and series, many with German, Polish or Dutch audio or subtitles, refreshed every week.
International packs from 60+ countries for mixed-language homes, including Turkish, Arabic and British channels.
A real person on WhatsApp 24/7 for setup, renewals and match-night problems, in English, on an international number.
Search the full channel list by country, see which competitions are covered on the European sports IPTV page, or read how 4K IPTV works on your TV. We never promise a specific match, because broadcast rights change each season.
Each of our five markets has its own page. They explain which channels matter there, which devices people use, and what to check before you buy. Start with the country you live in or the one you come from.
How one euro-priced plan covers five national line-ups and the Europeans who move between them.
The checklist we would use to judge any European provider, TiviBridge included.
IPTV Deutschland: ARD, ZDF, RTL and private channels, plus how it sits with the Rundfunkbeitrag.
Which channels usually show the Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga and DFB-Pokal, and how to test them.
IPTV Österreich: ORF, ServusTV and PULS 4 alongside the German channels Austrians already watch.
IPTV Polska: TVP, Polsat and TVN without a long abonament, priced in euros.
Polish channels for Poles living in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK.
IPTV Nederland: NPO, RTL and SBS zenders, plus darts and Eredivisie channels, on any smart TV.
IPTV België and Belgique: VRT, VTM, RTBF and RTL-TVI for Flemish and Walloon homes.
Check your home channels, the picture on your own TV and how the stream holds up in the evening. No card is needed, and the test simply ends after 24 hours.
Operator TV in Europe is usually tied to one country, one box and a contract. TiviBridge trades that for one flexible login that crosses borders.
€12 for a month, or €59 for a year, about €4.92 a month. There is no contract, no setup fee and no automatic renewal.
Pay through a secure link and receive your login on WhatsApp, usually in under 15 minutes. The same agent helps with setup if you need it.
German, Austrian, Polish, Dutch and Belgian packs sit side by side, so a mixed household needs one plan instead of two.
If TiviBridge will not run on your device and support cannot fix it, you get the full amount back. The refund policy sets out the terms.
| Feature | Operator TV package | Generic IPTV | TiviBridge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | Depends on package; sport tiers cost extra | Varies widely | €12, or about €4.92 on the yearly plan |
| Countries covered | Mostly one | Often unclear | DE, AT, PL, NL and BE plus 60+ countries |
| Live channels | Usually a few hundred | Varies | 25,000+ |
| Films and series | Often a separate service | Limited | 120,000+ included |
| Contract | Often 12 to 24 months | None | None, and nothing auto-renews |
| Currency | Local | Not always euros | Euros |
| Activation | Box delivery or installer | Hours to days | Under 15 minutes |
| Support | Phone line, office hours | Ticket or none | 24/7 on WhatsApp |
| Guarantee | Statutory rights only | Rare | 7-day money back |
Wondering where the law stands? Our guide on whether IPTV is legal in Europe explains the 2017 EU court ruling and what to ask any provider. It is general information, not legal advice.
Serve your own community with a credit-based panel
Resellers buy credits in euros, from €4.00 down to €3.00 each, where one credit covers one screen for one month. You open and manage customer accounts yourself, while TiviBridge runs the servers and backs you up on WhatsApp. It suits shop owners and organisers in Polish, Turkish or Dutch communities.
See reseller creditsShort, direct answers to what people in Germany, Austria, Poland, the Netherlands and Belgium ask before they subscribe. The full FAQ page has more.
TiviBridge is an IPTV subscription that streams the home channels of Germany, Austria, Poland, the Netherlands and Belgium over your internet connection. One login gives you 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ films and series. You install a player app on your TV, stick, phone or computer, enter the details we send on WhatsApp, and the country packs appear.
TiviBridge costs €12 for one month on one screen, and €59 for a year, which is about €4.92 a month. Plans for 2, 3 or 5 screens at once cost more and are listed on the pricing page. Every price is in euros, there is no contract, and no plan renews by itself.
IPTV as a technology is legal in every EU country; ARD, ZDF, TVP, NPO and VRT all stream this way. What decides legality is whether a provider holds the rights to what it streams. In 2017 the EU Court of Justice ruled in the Filmspeler case that knowingly watching unlicensed streams is not protected. This is general information, not legal advice.
Five home markets are included: German, Austrian, Polish, Dutch and Belgian packs, with Flemish and French-language channels for Belgium. On top of those sit Turkish, Arabic, British and other international packs from 60+ countries. The channel list page lets you browse each country before you pay, and the free trial shows the exact line-up.
The sports section carries the kind of channels that usually show the Bundesliga, Austrian Bundesliga, Ekstraklasa, Eredivisie, Jupiler Pro League and Champions League. Rights move between broadcasters each season, so we never promise a particular match. Use the free trial on a match day to check the competitions you follow before you buy a longer plan.
TiviBridge works on Amazon Fire TV Stick, Android TV sets from Philips, Sony and TCL, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Windows PCs, Macs, and MAG or Formuler boxes. Operator boxes from Telekom, Ziggo, Telenet, Proximus or Polsat cannot run outside apps, so add a stick to those TVs.
Yes, every new household can test TiviBridge free for 24 hours. The trial opens every country pack and the on-demand library, so you see exactly what a paying customer gets. Request it with the form on this page or on WhatsApp. No card is taken, and the test simply ends rather than turning into a paid plan.
Activation takes under 15 minutes after payment is confirmed. You choose a plan, pay through a secure link we send on WhatsApp, and the username, password and server address arrive in the same chat. Most customers are watching their home channels within a quarter of an hour of ordering, even late in the evening.
Yes, and that is one of the main reasons people choose TiviBridge. The service is not tied to one address, so a Polish family in Rotterdam, a German couple in Vienna or a Flemish retiree in Spain can all watch their national channels. The only requirement is a stable internet connection where you live.
Plan on about 25 Mbps for one 4K stream and around 10 Mbps for Full HD. Two or three screens at once work best from 50 Mbps upwards. Most fibre and cable lines in Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium manage this easily. A network cable to the TV or stick is steadier than Wi-Fi on busy evenings.
No, TiviBridge runs without a VPN on normal home connections. A VPN can help if your provider slows video traffic at peak times. If you use one, pick a server in or near your own country so you keep your speed. Our VPN guide for Europe explains when it is worth paying for.
You are covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee. Tell support on WhatsApp first, because most problems are solved with a different app or server address. If we cannot get TiviBridge running properly on your device within 7 days of activation, we refund the full amount. The refund policy page sets out the terms.
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