XoomsTV IPTV FAQ

XoomsTV IPTV is a TV subscription delivered over your internet connection. It carries 22,000+ live channels and 120,000+ movies and series. You receive a username, password and server URL, sign in through an M3U or Xtream Codes player, and watch US networks, sports and international channels on your TV, phone or computer.

Yes. Some people search for Xooms TV, Xooms IPTV or simply XoomsTV, and every one of those names means this service at xoomstviptv.tv. Plans are bought through our secure store at iptvservices.online, which opens in a new tab, and support answers on WhatsApp at +44 7577 326684.

Fill in the short form on the free trial page with your name and a way to reach you. Mention which device you plan to test on so support can suggest a suitable player. The trial costs nothing and nothing is billed when it ends, so you can test at your own pace and decide afterward whether a paid term makes sense.

Activation usually takes about 10 minutes. Your username, password and server URL come by email with a setup guide attached. If the message has not appeared, look in your spam or promotions folder first, then contact support on WhatsApp or live chat with the email address you entered at checkout.

The line-up is built with US viewers in mind: network channels such as ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX, plus ESPN, TNT and HBO, along with NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL coverage. Local affiliate stations can differ by market, so use a trial line to check the stations that matter in your area before paying.

Anything that runs an M3U or Xtream Codes player. That includes Fire TV Stick, Android TV and Google TV, Samsung and LG smart TVs, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Android phones, Windows, macOS, MAG, Formuler, NVIDIA Shield, Chromecast and Enigma2. On most of them you install a player from the device's app store and enter your login.

Plans cover 1 to 5 screens. A screen means one stream playing at a given moment, so a 2-screen plan lets the living room and a bedroom watch different channels together. The login itself can be saved on unlimited devices; only the number playing at the same time is capped.

No. You make a single payment for the term you choose, and no card is kept on file. There is no contract and no automatic renewal. When the term runs out the line stops, and you can come back by buying another term whenever you are ready. Support can walk you through the options on WhatsApp.

The 12-month plan. On one screen it costs $69, which is $5.75 a month and $111 less than buying twelve 1-month terms at $15 each. Six months at $54, or $9 a month, and three months at $32, about $10.67 a month, sit in between.

Each additional simultaneous stream raises the price. A month runs $15 for one screen, $23 for two, $30 for three, $40 for four and $55 for five. Over a full year, the same steps are $69, $114, $144, $169 and $199.

Checkout happens on our secure store at iptvservices.online, which opens in a new tab once you pick a plan, so no payment details are typed into xoomstviptv.com itself. After payment, your login details and setup guide are emailed to you, usually within about 10 minutes.

No. There is no stored card, no contract and no automatic renewal. Your line runs for the term you paid for and then stops. To keep watching, you buy another term whenever it suits you, and support can confirm your expiry date on request.

Yes. Request a free trial line with the short form on our trial page. Test your favorite channels on your own devices first, then choose the plan that matches what you learned. If several people will watch at once, that test also tells you how many screens to buy.

A refund applies if your line cannot be activated, if a fault on our side makes it unusable and support cannot fix it, or if you were charged twice. It does not cover long active use, problems on your own network or device, or a suspension for breaking the terms.

A stable connection matters more than a big speed number. Use Ethernet where you can, especially for 4K and live sports, and pause heavy downloads on the same network while you watch. If Wi-Fi is your only option, keep the router near the TV and test on a trial line before you buy, ideally during the evening hours when your household is busiest online.

Yes. The login can be saved on unlimited devices, so the TV, the tablet and the laptop can all be ready to go. Your plan limits only how many streams play at the same moment, anywhere from 1 to 5 screens. If a stream refuses to start, check whether another device is still playing.

First switch to another channel. If that one stutters too, restart the router and the device, or try Ethernet. If only one channel has trouble, send its name to support. Servers are load-balanced with automatic failover, and support can check the feed on their side and tell you whether the issue is local to your setup.

Yes. Catch-up comes with the EPG, so you can go back to programs that already aired instead of waiting for a repeat. Where you find it depends on your player; look for a catch-up or archive option inside the guide, often shown as a small icon next to past listings.