Region by region, line by line
Read the map like a timetable. The red line runs through BBC regions and ITV regions, STV, UTV, S4C and the Irish channels; the other lines branch off into sport, films, entertainment and news. One British IPTV subscription opens every line.
Twelve months is £79.95, paid once, or £6.66 a month. Plans run from £5.41/month on the two-year term, and none of them renews by itself.
Illustration A line map of channel groups in the lineup, not a geographic map. The lines join up as you scroll down the page.
From the home stations outwards
Every journey on this map begins at a home station. Ride the red line from BBC One to Virgin Media One and the British side of the lineup is behind you; the tracks then run on, across the UK and worldwide, carrying films and channels from 180+ countries.
The red line runs through the BBC regions, the ITV regions, STV, UTV, S4C, RTÉ One and Virgin Media One, in that order. BBC One, ITV1, Channel 4, Channel 5 and Sky Max sit on the Entertainment line, and BBC Two is also in the lineup.
STV, UTV and S4C take a platform each, after the ITV regions and before the Irish channels. They are named stops on the line, not entries buried in a long list.
RTÉ One closes the line, and Virgin Media One shares its platform. One login reaches both ends of the route, from BBC One at the start to the Irish channels at the finish.
Beyond the last British station the map is grouped by region. Each stop names the networks the lineup lists there.
Competition logos on the worldwide football strip
The network in numbers
Think of the servers as the track bed: built so that streams run steadily, aiming for 99.9% uptime and designed to resist freezing. Picture quality is a joint effort between the title itself, your screen and your broadband, and the lineup drifts over time.
Sport line
Sport has the most stops of any line, and many are names a British fan already types into a search box. Tiles are stations; captions say what the lineup runs through each one.
FootballThe Premier League, the Scottish Premiership and the EFL Championship, plus three cups: Carabao, FA and Champions League
BoxingFights from Sky Box Office and from DAZN, and every plan includes pay-per-view fights
TennisWimbledon is among the tennis stops
CricketThe Sky cricket channel
RugbyThe Six Nations, plus Premiership rugby
MotorsportFormula 1 through the F1 channel from Sky Sports
DartsPDC darts
SnookerSnooker
For horse racing, look to Racing TV and to the racing channel from Sky Sports. Racing and golf get no photo tile, so they appear as chips on the same line.
Fares
Every plan opens the whole map, and only the length changes. Pay once, nothing renews, and the longer terms bring the monthly figure down to as little as from £5.41/month.
£39.95
£13.32 a month
£59.95
£9.99 a month
£79.95
£6.66 a month
£129.95
£5.41 a month
Not ready to pay? Start with the free trial: 24 hours, no credit card. Refund terms are on the legal page.
Day pass
Ride the whole network before choosing a fare. The day pass opens every line a paid plan opens, so nothing is held back, and when it ends nothing renews and nothing is billed.
Films line
Live Sky Cinema and Sky Atlantic stations open the Films line, which then runs out into films and series, 200,000+ of them, to open whenever you like. These posters are a sample, and the catalogue moves on as titles come and go.
Each logo stands for a catalogue you open on demand, such as titles from Netflix and Disney+, while Pluto TV carries a library of its own, ready on demand.
Sky Cinema and Sky Atlantic run as live channels within the lineup, with Sky Max waiting at the interchange where Films meets Entertainment.
The mainstream terrestrial channels share a single track, and Sky Max closes it at the far end.
Sky News leads the News line, with GB News joining BBC News on it, while CBBC and CBeebies give younger viewers a stop of their own.
Interchanges
Each device is an interchange, the stop where the subscription meets your screen. Every pairing is listed below, and the install page covers each device in turn.
After you pay, an email gives the server address, your username and your password. Both IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate give each of them a box.
This app puts two codes on screen: a MAC address plus a device key. Type both into its activation page, then add the login details your welcome email gave you.
There is no app here. The box is pointed at the portal, and the number printed as its MAC address tells that portal which box is asking.
Passenger notes
A 4.8 rating from 103,480 reviews sits behind the service. Three viewers in Bristol, Sheffield and Edinburgh describe their own routes.
BBC and ITV regions were the first thing I looked for, and there they were on the map. One email, a few minutes with the stick plugged in, and I was in.
Tom Bristol
I ride the Sport line most. Sky Sports, TNT Sports, the darts and the snooker are a short hop from the home screen, and the 24-month fare worked out cheaper by the month than I had braced for.
Priya Sheffield
STV listed beside the BBC channels was all I wanted to check. The film library fills the other evenings, and the login email was in my inbox by the time the stick was plugged in.
Fiona Edinburgh
Three stops
Pick a length, a quarter-year, half a year, a year or two, or ride the free day pass first. One payment covers the term; nothing renews at the end.
Inside roughly fifteen minutes a message arrives with the server details, your username and your password, ready to copy.
Open the app and fill in what your email gave you: the server address, then your username and password. IBO Player displays a MAC address plus a device key, which go on its activation page alongside your login, and a MAG box is given the portal URL together with its MAC. Then the red line is there. Over on the install page every screen gets its own section, Fire TV Stick through to MAG box.
Information desk
Think of television delivered through your broadband connection rather than a dish or aerial. You open an app, sign in, and the lineup of live channels and on-demand titles appears. This UK IPTV service arranges that lineup on a line map, so the regions, the sport and the films can be seen at a glance.
The lineup names the BBC and ITV regional stops, then STV, UTV and S4C, plus RTÉ One, with Virgin Media One for company. Beside them run BBC One and BBC Two; ITV1 has a stop, Channel 4 gets one too, and so does Channel 5, while Sky Cinema, Sky Max and Sky Atlantic sit on the other lines. Lineups get revised over time.
Sport is the busiest line. League football means the Premier League, then the EFL Championship, then north of the border the Scottish Premiership, and the cups are the Carabao Cup, FA Cup and Champions League. Darts, snooker, cricket, F1, Wimbledon, horse racing and Six Nations rugby are there too, with boxing nights via Sky Box Office or DAZN. The pay-per-view events sit in the price of every plan.
Usually about 15 minutes. The email holds the server address, your username and your password, and the install page explains where each is typed.
A device from this list: Fire TV Stick, a set running Android TV or Google TV, a Samsung or LG smart TV, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, a phone or tablet running Android, a Windows PC, a Mac or a MAG box. IPTV Smarters Pro suits phones, tablets, Windows, Mac and Fire TV, TiviMate suits the Fire TV Stick, plus Android TV and Google TV boxes, and IBO Player suits Apple TV and the Samsung and LG sets.
Yes. The trial is a 24-hour pass that needs no credit card, and the login comes by email within minutes. It carries every line a paid plan carries. The pass lapses by itself afterwards, and each customer or device gets one trial.
No. Each plan is a single payment for its whole term, and it simply stops at the end of its term. Totals run from £39.95 to £129.95, as the fares above show.
Support will try to get the service working. If it cannot, contact us inside the first 7 days and request a full refund. Once things work, a change of mind falls outside the refund.
Email us at support@uk-iptv.xyz whenever you like, because support by email runs 24/7. The contact page says what to include.
The login works on each device you install the free player on. The channel lineup includes films and channels from 180+ countries. A stream looks as sharp as the programme, the television and the internet line allow.
Up to 8K, for titles, screens and connections that can carry it. The servers are designed for 99.9% uptime and built to keep streams from freezing, which is a design aim rather than a promise.
A twelve-month ticket is £79.95, and every line on the map comes with it. Prefer a test drive? The free trial lasts 24 hours and is one click away.
The timetable in full
A UK IPTV service delivers live channels and on-demand titles to an app through your internet connection. Nothing needs fitting to the wall and nothing needs pointing at the sky; you sign in, and the lineup opens as a list. This site draws that list as a transit map, with a line for regions, one for entertainment, one for sport, one for films and one for news.
Most of us know television by region first and by channel second. A British IPTV lineup that begins at the BBC and ITV regional stops, takes in STV, UTV and S4C, then reaches the Irish channels, follows the order of the red line on this map. Sport, films and news branch off from those same stations.
The lineup also reaches well beyond Britain, with films and channels from 180+ countries, running from the American networks to the African ones. The login works on each device you install the free player on, and the map simply keeps going from there.
Questions go to support@uk-iptv.xyz, a mailbox that stays open round the clock. The install page, the contact page and the legal page cover the rest.