TiviBridge IPTV FAQ: 60 Answers for European Viewers

A TiviBridge subscription costs €12 for one month on one screen. Longer plans lower the monthly cost: €25 for 3 months (about €8.33 a month), €39 for 6 months (about €6.50) and €59 for 12 months (about €4.92). All prices are in euros and include every country pack.

The lowest monthly cost comes from the 12-month plan on one screen at €59, roughly €4.92 a month. The lowest single payment is the 1-month plan at €12. Both include the same channels, films and support. Short plans cost more per month because activation and support work is the same whatever the length.

A year of TiviBridge costs €59 on one screen, €99 on two, €139 on three and €215 on five. Each includes 25,000+ live channels, 120,000+ on-demand titles, 4K where available and help on WhatsApp at any hour. You pay once, and the plan ends after twelve months unless you renew.

Extra screens are priced per plan rather than per device. For one month, 2 screens cost €20, 3 screens €29 and 5 screens €45. On the yearly plan, 5 screens cost €215. A multi-screen plan is cheaper than buying separate accounts for each TV in the house.

No, the euro price on the plan card is the full price for that plan. There is no setup fee, no box rental and no contract. TiviBridge never renews a plan on its own: we send a reminder on WhatsApp before it ends, and if you do nothing, the account simply stops. There is nothing to cancel.

TiviBridge usually costs less per month, but it is a different product. Sky Deutschland, DAZN, Canal+ Polska, Ziggo and Telenet sell licensed packages for one country, often with sport as a paid extra and sometimes with a minimum term. TiviBridge covers five countries in one euro plan with no contract. Check each provider for its current prices.

Yes, every TiviBridge plan is priced and charged in euros, including for customers in Poland. Your bank or card provider converts the amount from złoty at its own rate, which may include a small fee. Apple Pay and Google Pay work the same way. The euro price itself never changes depending on where you live.

A paid subscription is worth it if you want channels that still work at kick-off. Free M3U lists are copied from other services, overloaded and usually dead within days. A paid plan gives you maintained servers with 99.9% uptime, a programme guide, films on demand, support and a refund guarantee, for about €4.92 a month on the yearly plan.

Yes, you can add screens at any point during your plan. Message support on WhatsApp, and we upgrade the existing account to 2, 3 or 5 screens for the price difference over the time you have left. Your login, favourites and channel list stay exactly as they are, so nothing needs to be set up again.

Yes, every plan carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. If TiviBridge will not run properly on your device and support cannot fix it, we return the full payment. The guarantee does not cover a simple change of mind after the service has worked well. The refund policy page explains how to claim and how long it takes.

IPTV itself is legal in Germany; ARD Mediathek, the ZDF app and MagentaTV all use it. The question is whether a provider has the rights to its channels, under the Urheberrechtsgesetz (UrhG). Since 2021, internet providers have blocked clearly infringing sites through the CUII clearing body. Ask any provider how it sources content. This is general information, not legal advice.

Yes, the technology is legal in Austria, and ORF uses it for its own streaming. Copyright is governed by the Austrian Urheberrechtsgesetz, and Austrian courts have ordered internet providers to block sites that share protected content. Whether a particular service is lawful depends on its rights to what it streams. This is general information, not legal advice.

IPTV is a legal way to deliver television in Poland; TVP VOD and many operators use it. Copyright falls under the 1994 Act on Copyright and Related Rights (Ustawa o prawie autorskim i prawach pokrewnych). Services that stream channels without permission breach that law, and enforcement usually targets sellers. This is general information, not legal advice.

Yes, the technology is legal in both countries; NPO Start and VRT MAX are IPTV services. In the Netherlands the Auteurswet applies, and the anti-piracy foundation BREIN pursues unlicensed sellers. Belgium covers copyright in Book XI of the Code of Economic Law, and courts have issued blocking orders for sports rights. This is general information, not legal advice.

In case C-527/15, decided on 26 April 2017, the Court of Justice of the EU ruled that selling a media player pre-loaded with links to unlicensed streams is a communication to the public. It also held that streaming from a source the viewer knows is unlicensed is not covered by the temporary-copy exception. Viewers are therefore not automatically safe.

Penalties depend on the country, and most enforcement targets the people who sell unlicensed services. Operators and resellers have faced court cases, fines and server seizures in several EU countries. Viewers are less often pursued, but the Filmspeler ruling means they are not in a legal safe zone. This is general information, not legal advice.

Some IPTV addresses are already blocked in Germany, because internet providers in the CUII clearing body block structurally infringing sites. Similar orders exist in Austria and Belgium, often around football. A block usually shows up as a channel list that will not load on one connection. Contact support so we can check whether the problem is a block, a routing fault or something on your own network.

Judge a provider by what it tells you before you pay. Look for a working website, a written refund policy, a trial, clear prices in euros and support you can actually reach. Ask how it sources its channels and whether it holds rights. Be wary of sellers that exist only in a social media account, ask for a full year in advance, or promise every channel ever made.

For most homes in Germany and its neighbours, the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K is the best value: it is cheap, widely sold and runs every major IPTV app. The Nvidia Shield is faster for heavy use. Formuler boxes suit people who want dedicated hardware. TiviBridge works on all three, with a guide for each. Whichever you choose, a wired network connection gives the steadiest picture on match nights.

Yes, TiviBridge runs on most recent Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) smart TVs. You install a player such as IPTV Smarters Pro or Smart IPTV from the TV app store and add your login. Older sets or ones with a missing app work well with a Fire TV Stick in the HDMI port. Our Samsung and LG guides show each screen of the setup.

No, operator boxes cannot run TiviBridge. Receivers from Telekom MagentaTV, Ziggo, KPN, Telenet, Proximus, Polsat Box and Canal+ are locked to their own service and do not allow outside apps. Plug a Fire TV Stick or an Android TV box into a free HDMI port instead, and switch inputs when you want to watch.

It can, but Roku is only common in Germany among our five markets and is hard to buy in Poland, the Netherlands and Belgium. Roku does not allow the usual IPTV apps, so setup is more limited than on a Fire TV Stick. If you already own one, follow our Roku guide; otherwise choose a different device.

You do not need a dedicated box to watch TiviBridge. A Fire TV Stick or a Google TV streamer is enough and costs far less than specialist hardware. Formuler and MAG boxes cost more and suit people who want a remote and interface built for IPTV. Our best IPTV box guide compares current options, including what each one costs to run and which apps it supports.

You need three things: a stable internet connection, a device that can install a player app, and a subscription. The device can be a smart TV, a streaming stick, a phone, a tablet or a computer. For the steadiest picture, connect the TV or stick with a network cable, or keep it close to your router. A mesh Wi-Fi system helps in larger flats and houses.

A one-screen plan plays on one device at a time, but you can install the app on as many devices as you like. If two people want to watch different channels at the same moment, choose a 2, 3 or 5-screen plan. Multi-screen plans are cheaper than several separate accounts, and every screen gets the same channels, films and 4K quality.

TiViMate is the best IPTV app for a television, with a clear programme guide, catch-up and a layout that feels like operator TV. IPTV Smarters Pro is the easiest to start with and works on nearly every platform. On Samsung and LG sets without a stick, IPTV Smarters or Smart IPTV from the TV store are the usual choices.

Yes, IPTV Smarters Pro is free to download on Android, Fire TV, iPhone, iPad and many smart TVs. It is a player, so it needs a subscription such as TiviBridge to show any channels. You log in with the Xtream Codes details we send, and the channel groups, films and series load within a minute.

For regular viewers on Android TV or Fire TV, TiViMate Premium is worth its small yearly fee. It adds recording, multiple playlists, catch-up and a fuller programme guide. The free version is fine for testing during the trial. TiViMate is made by an independent developer and is not connected to TiviBridge, so buy the licence only from its official page.

IPTV Smarters Pro is the best free player for most TVs, because it installs on Android TV, Fire TV, Samsung, LG and Apple devices. On Android TV and Fire TV, the free version of TiViMate is also good. Both show only what your subscription provides; neither comes with channels of its own. Avoid any player that arrives pre-loaded with channel lists.

No, TiviBridge works with established third-party players rather than a custom app. That keeps you free to choose the interface you like and to switch later without losing your subscription. We support IPTV Smarters Pro, TiViMate, Smart IPTV, the Xtream Codes login on MAG and Formuler, and standard M3U playlists.

Xtream Codes is a login made of a server address, a username and a password, while an M3U link is a single web address containing the whole playlist. Xtream Codes usually loads the programme guide and film library more neatly. M3U suits apps that accept only a link. TiviBridge sends both with every account, so you can switch apps later without asking support for a new login.

Install a player app, choose the Xtream Codes or M3U login, and enter the details we send on WhatsApp. The channels, programme guide and films then load by themselves. The whole process takes about ten minutes. Our setup hub has picture-by-picture guides for each device, and support can talk you through it in chat, step by step, until the first channel plays.

Open the app store on your smart TV, search for a player such as IPTV Smarters Pro, install it and log in with your TiviBridge details. If your TV has no suitable app, or it is an operator box, plug a Fire TV Stick into a spare HDMI port and install the app there. Then switch the TV input to that port whenever you want to watch.

If channels fail on your home connection but work on mobile data, your provider may be blocking or slowing the server address. That happens more often in Germany, Austria and Belgium around big football matches. Ask support on WhatsApp to check the connection; when the cause is throttling or a routing fault, an alternative server address usually fixes it.

Buffering usually comes from weak Wi-Fi, a busy home network or peak-time slowing by your provider. Connect the TV or stick with a cable, restart the router, and close other large downloads. If one channel still stutters, switch to its HD version. Our buffering guide walks through each fix in order, from the quickest checks to router settings.

Yes, you can watch TiviBridge anywhere with a decent internet connection, on a phone, tablet or laptop. Only the number of screens playing at the same time is limited by your plan. Hotel and campsite Wi-Fi can be slow, so a mobile connection with enough data is often the better option. Remember that 4K streams use a lot of mobile data.

Catch-up is available on many channels in apps that support it, such as TiViMate and IPTV Smarters Pro, usually for a few days back. Recording works in TiViMate Premium on Android TV and Fire TV, saved to the device. Which channels offer catch-up varies, so check the ones you want during the trial and ask support if a channel you need has no archive.

The German pack carries the kind of channels most homes watch daily: Das Erste, ZDF, RTL, Sat.1, ProSieben, VOX, kabel eins, RTL II, n-tv and WELT, plus sport channels such as Sport1 and Sky Sport. Children have KiKA and Super RTL. The line-up can change, so confirm your favourites in the free trial. Our IPTV Germany page covers the German pack in more detail.

The Austrian pack includes channels such as ORF 1, ORF 2, ORF III, ServusTV, PULS 4, ATV and oe24.TV, with Sky Sport Austria among the sport channels. Because the German pack sits in the same login, Austrian homes get both sets. As with every pack, check the channels you rely on during the trial, particularly sport, which changes most often between seasons.

Yes, TiviBridge carries Polish channels such as TVP1, TVP2, TVP Info, Polsat, TVN and TVN24, and they play wherever you live in Europe. That makes it popular with Poles in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK. Sport channels like TVP Sport, Polsat Sport and Eleven Sports are in the same pack, which suits fans of the Ekstraklasa, volleyball and ski jumping.

The Dutch pack carries channels such as NPO 1, NPO 2, NPO 3, RTL 4, RTL 5, RTL 7, SBS6, Veronica and NET5, with Ziggo Sport and ESPN among the sport channels. RTL 7 is a common home for darts. Rights and line-ups change, so check the Dutch channels you watch most in the trial. Eredivisie fans should test on a match weekend.

Yes, the Belgian pack covers both communities. For Flanders there are channels such as VRT 1, Canvas, VTM, Play4 and Ketnet; for Wallonia and Brussels there are La Une, Tipik and RTL-TVI. Sport channels include Play Sports and Eleven, which often carry the Jupiler Pro League. Confirm specifics in the trial.

The sports section carries channels that typically broadcast the Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga, DFB-Pokal and Champions League, including Sky Sport and DAZN channels. Broadcast rights change every season and differ by country, so TiviBridge never promises a specific match. Test the competitions you follow during the free trial, ideally on a match day.

TiviBridge lists 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ films and series from 60+ countries. In practice most households use a favourites list of fifty to a hundred channels from their own country, then dip into sport and international packs. The channel list page lets you browse everything by country before you subscribe.

No, Netflix is a separate service and is never part of an IPTV subscription. TiviBridge includes its own on-demand library of films and series, many with German, Polish or Dutch audio or subtitles. If you also want Netflix, Disney+ or a broadcaster app, you keep those subscriptions alongside it. They run happily on the same Fire TV Stick or smart TV.

Yes, TiviBridge offers a free 24-hour IPTV test to every new household in Europe. It opens the German, Austrian, Polish, Dutch and Belgian packs together with the film and series library. You can check picture quality, the programme guide and evening stability on your own TV before paying anything, and no card is needed.

The test is a full account for 24 hours on one screen. You get all 25,000+ live channels, the 120,000+-title on-demand library, the programme guide and 4K streams where the broadcaster sends them. It matches what paying customers receive, so the test gives an honest picture of the service rather than a cut-down demo.

No card or payment detail is needed for the trial. You request it with the form on this page or on WhatsApp, and we only ask for a name, a contact and your device. After 24 hours the trial account stops by itself. It never turns into a paid plan unless you choose one.

Trials usually arrive within 15 minutes during the day and within about an hour late at night. A support agent sends the username, password and server address on WhatsApp, together with the setup guide for the device you named. If you have not heard back within an hour, message us again on the same number.

Free playlists fail because they are copied from paid services and shared with thousands of people at once. Channels vanish within days, the rest freeze during big matches, and there is no guide, support or refund. Many also link to unlicensed sources, which carries legal risk in the EU. A short trial on a maintained service answers the same question safely.

Several IPTV player apps are free, including IPTV Smarters Pro and the web player, and TiViMate has a free basic version. But an app is only a player: it shows nothing until you add a subscription. That is why a free app plus a free trial is the sensible way to test IPTV before paying.

Each household gets one trial, which keeps servers fast for paying customers. If your first test failed for a technical reason, such as a blocked server or the wrong app, tell support on WhatsApp. We fix the cause and can extend the trial or send a fresh one so you can test fairly.

Choose a plan and the number of screens on the pricing page, fill in the short order form, and we send a secure payment link on WhatsApp. You can pay by debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your login follows in the same chat once the payment clears, usually within minutes.

Within under 15 minutes you receive your username, password, server address and an M3U link on WhatsApp. We also send the setup guide for the device you named. If a step does not work, the same agent stays in the chat until the channels are playing. Save the message, because you will need it on each new device.

Our support desk uses the international number +212 772 096 856 so one team can answer customers in all five countries at any hour. Messages on WhatsApp cost nothing extra over Wi-Fi or mobile data, whichever country you are in. We do not offer phone calls, but voice notes and screenshots are welcome in the chat.

Send the word reseller to TiviBridge on WhatsApp. We explain the credit packs, open your panel the same day and share a short starter guide. You then create and manage customer accounts yourself, set your own prices and support your own buyers, while TiviBridge runs the servers behind the scenes.

Credits are sold in euros in four packs: 10 credits for €40, 25 for €90, 50 for €165 and 100 for €300. That brings the cost down from €4.00 to €3.00 per credit. One credit covers one screen for one month, so a 12-month single-screen account uses twelve credits.

No, resellers do not need servers or technical skills. TiviBridge runs the infrastructure, keeps the channel packs updated and handles the streams. Your panel lets you create accounts, set their length and screens, send trial logins and renew customers. Most resellers only need a phone and a few minutes a day. Support on WhatsApp helps you with any customer problem you cannot solve.

Our resellers are usually people with an existing community: phone and electronics shops, Polish and Turkish grocers, IT helpers and club organisers. They already field questions about home-country television and add accounts as a side income. Resellers work across Germany, Austria, Poland, the Netherlands and Belgium, often serving customers who prefer to pay someone they know locally.

Resellers carry their own legal responsibility, and European enforcement focuses on sellers more than viewers. Before you start, read the copyright rules in your country, run your business with proper records, and be honest with customers about what they are buying. Our legality guide summarises the position. This is general information, not legal advice.