Canada editionOctober 2026Prices in CAD
King IPTV streams 50,000+ live channels in HD and 4K through the home internet connection you already have. You skip the rented cable box, the technician visit and the contract. Put a single player app on a Smart TV, a Fire TV Stick or a phone, sign in, and the channels and TV guide are ready in about 10 minutes. Our support team helps in English and French.
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Pricing in Canadian dollars
Every King IPTV subscription includes the full channel list, the movie and series library and the TV guide. You only choose two things: how long, and how many screens watch at the same time. All 20 prices are on this board in CAD, and you pay once by Interac e-Transfer.
| Plan length | 1 screen | 2 screens | 3 screens | 4 screens | 5 screens |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month IPTV subscription$18.00/mo | $18Buy 1 Month, 1 screen, CAD | $28Buy 1 Month, 2 screens, CAD | $38Buy 1 Month, 3 screens, CAD | $48Buy 1 Month, 4 screens, CAD | $58Buy 1 Month, 5 screens, CAD |
| 3 Months IPTV subscription$9.33/mo · 48% less | $28Buy 3 Months, 1 screen, CAD | $48Buy 3 Months, 2 screens, CAD | $68Buy 3 Months, 3 screens, CAD | $88Buy 3 Months, 4 screens, CAD | $108Buy 3 Months, 5 screens, CAD |
| 6 Months IPTV subscription$8.00/mo · 56% less | $48Buy 6 Months, 1 screen, CAD | $78Buy 6 Months, 2 screens, CAD | $108Buy 6 Months, 3 screens, CAD | $138Buy 6 Months, 4 screens, CAD | $168Buy 6 Months, 5 screens, CAD |
| 12 Months IPTV subscription$6.50/mo · 64% lessBest value | $78Buy 12 Months, 1 screen, CAD | $128Buy 12 Months, 2 screens, CAD | $178Buy 12 Months, 3 screens, CAD | $228Buy 12 Months, 4 screens, CAD | $278Buy 12 Months, 5 screens, CAD |
Buying for one screen? Choose in one tap:
Included in every price
Paid once by Interac e-Transfer from your Canadian bank. Nothing renews by itself, there is no contract, and new customers are covered by a 7-day refund policy.
Not sure which plan fits? Compare every plan in detail, or start with the free 24-hour trial.
Why IPTV Canada
Canadian households are moving their TV to the internet for a simple reason: the internet connection is already paid for, so the cable package on top of it starts to look like paying twice. IPTV Canada keeps the parts people like about cable, live channels and a TV guide, and drops the rented box, the contract and the yearly price increase.
The 12-month plan costs $78 CAD, about $6.50 a month for one screen. No box rental, no installation fee and no promo price that jumps after a year.
One login covers up to 5 screens at once: the game in the living room, cartoons in the kids room, news on a phone in the kitchen.
English and French Canadian channels, US networks and channels in more than 20 languages sit in one list, so nobody in the family needs a second service.
You pay once for the months you want. Nothing renews by itself, and you can stop at the end of any plan without a phone call.
Every new household gets 24 hours free, with every channel and the whole library, on the TV and internet you really use. No card is asked for.
Live Chat in English or French every day of the week, and a 7-day refund policy for new customers if the service does not suit your home.
How it works
Activation usually takes 15 to 30 minutes during support hours and setup about 10 minutes, so a payment sent in the evening can be on your TV within the hour.
Pick 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and the number of screens. Choose Full Channels or English Channels Only.
The checkout shows where to send it and the order number to type in the message. It takes about two minutes from your bank app.
We send the login by email and Live Chat, typically 15 to 30 minutes after the payment lands. Follow the setup guide for your device.
Devices
King IPTV works on the TVs, streaming sticks, boxes and phones found in most Canadian homes. Nothing to buy and nothing to rent. Pick your device below for a setup guide that names every button, and expect to be watching in about 10 minutes.
Buying a Fire TV Stick this year? Amazon’s newest sticks, the 4K Select and the 2026 HD model, run Vega OS, which installs apps from Amazon’s own store only, and many IPTV players are not there. The Fire TV Stick 4K Max still runs Fire OS and takes any player through the Downloader app. Our device comparison explains the difference.
Thinking of buying a streaming box first? Our IPTV box guide for Canada compares Fire TV, Google TV, Formuler, BuzzTV and MAG boxes, and explains why to avoid "fully loaded" boxes.
Channels
One plan, every category: Canadian sports and news in English and French, local channels for the big Canadian cities, US networks, kids channels and international channels in more than 20 languages. Search a sport, a language or your city to see the matching groups.
28 channel categories, all included
Nothing matched. Send the channel or language you want in Live Chat and a support agent checks the live list for you.
Every channel shows what is on now and next, in your own time zone, and channels that support catch-up let you replay recent programs from the guide. The sample evening here is drawn the way the guide looks in a player app such as TiviMate or IPTV Smarters Pro.
Compare
Canadians have been leaving traditional TV for more than a decade, and the public numbers show how far the shift has gone. Below them, the same evening of TV compared across the three ways it can reach your home.
Canadian subscriptions to cable, satellite and telco TV in 2025, down from 11.5 million at the 2012 peak.
of Canadian households paid for traditional TV in 2025, down from 80% in 2014.
of Canadians aged 15 and older had watched a video streaming service in the three months before the 2022 survey.
Statistics Canada, Canadian Internet Use Survey, table 22-10-0137-01
spent per household on TV services in 2023. The average counts homes with no TV service and includes satellite radio; a 12-month King IPTV plan for one screen is $78.
Statistics Canada, Survey of Household Spending, table 11-10-0222-01
Under CRTC rules, every cable and satellite company has had to offer an entry-level package of no more than $25 a month since March 2016, equipment not included (Broadcasting Regulatory Policy CRTC 2015-96). Packages with sports cost more, so your own bill is the best comparison; our year-of-TV cost breakdown walks through it line by line.
| What you compare | King IPTV | Cable TV | Satellite TV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | From $6.50 CAD (12-month plan) | Entry package capped at $25 by the CRTC, equipment extra; sports and theme packs cost more | Same $25 cap on the entry package; sports and theme packs cost more |
| Contract | None, nothing renews by itself | Often 1 to 2 years for the best price | Often 1 to 2 years |
| Equipment | The TV, stick or phone you own | Rented box, monthly fee | Dish and receiver |
| Installation | Install an app, about 10 minutes | Technician visit in many cases | Technician, outdoor dish |
| Channels | 50,000+, Canadian, French and world | A few hundred, by package | A few hundred, by package |
| Movies and series on demand | 190,000+ titles included | Extra or rental | Extra or rental |
| Picture | HD, Full HD and 4K where broadcast | HD, limited 4K | HD, limited 4K |
| Bad weather | No effect on the signal | No effect | Snow and heavy rain can cut it |
| Moving home | Take your login anywhere in Canada | Book a transfer | Move and re-aim the dish |
Type in what you pay for TV today. The calculator compares twelve months of that bill with a 12-month King IPTV plan for the same number of screens.
What you keep in a year
$1,062 CAD
Compared with a 12-month King IPTV plan for 1 screen ($78 CAD). That is about $89 back in your pocket every month.
The calculation uses your monthly bill times 12, minus the price of a 12-month King IPTV plan for the number of screens you pick. Taxes, box rental and installation fees from your current provider are not counted, so most homes save a little more than shown.
Where we stream
King IPTV works anywhere in Canada with a steady home internet connection. The lineup, the prices and the support are the same in every province and territory, and the TV guide shows your local time zone, from Newfoundland to the Pacific.
Not on the list? The service works the same everywhere. See IPTV by province and city.
Six time zones, one login
Canada spans six time zones, and a live game happens at one moment everywhere, so the same puck drop or kickoff lands at a different hour in every province. Your King IPTV guide shows listings on your own clock; this table shows what that means for a game that starts at 7:00 p.m. in Toronto.
| Time zone | Cities | November to March | March to November |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newfoundland | St. John's | 8:30 p.m. | 8:30 p.m. |
| Atlantic | Halifax, Moncton, Charlottetown | 8:00 p.m. | 8:00 p.m. |
| Eastern | Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City | 7:00 p.m. | 7:00 p.m. |
| Central | Winnipeg | 6:00 p.m. | 6:00 p.m. |
| Saskatchewan (no clock change) | Regina, Saskatoon | 6:00 p.m. | 5:00 p.m. |
| Mountain | Calgary, Edmonton | 5:00 p.m. | 5:00 p.m. |
| British Columbia (no clock change from Nov. 2026) | Vancouver, Surrey, Victoria | 5:00 p.m. | 4:00 p.m. |
Time zones: National Research Council Canada, Canada’s official time. British Columbia: Government of B.C., permanent Pacific time (March 2, 2026). A few communities near provincial borders keep a neighbouring zone.
On November 1, 2026, when clocks normally go back, British Columbia keeps them where they are: the province now stays on UTC−7 all year. From November to March, Vancouver shares Calgary’s clock and sits two hours behind Toronto instead of three; from March, when most of the country moves its clocks ahead, the gap is three hours again. Most of Saskatchewan does not change its clocks either, so its gap with Toronto also grows in summer, from one hour to two.
On channels that support catch-up, recent programs can be replayed from the TV guide, so a 4:00 p.m. game in Vancouver can still be watched from the start after work: open the channel, step back to the program and press play. Our TV guide troubleshooting article shows how to fix a guide that is an hour or more off.
Before you switch
Speed matters less than most people think, and stability matters more. A Full HD channel needs about 10 Mbps and a 4K channel about 25 Mbps. A wired TV, with an Ethernet cable running to the modem, usually beats a faster plan on weak Wi-Fi two floors away.
Most Canadian homes already have the speed. In 2024, 97.4% of households could get 50/10 Mbps service (87.4% in rural areas), and the median download speed in CIRA’s Internet Performance Test reached 92 Mbps. That carries about nine Full HD screens, or three in 4K, at the speeds planned here.
Enter how many screens in your home watch at the same time:
Internet speed to aim for
15 Mbps
Nearly every home internet plan in Canada handles this.
How we work it out: 5 Mbps for each HD screen, 10 Mbps for each Full HD screen, 25 Mbps for each 4K screen, then 5 Mbps extra so phones and laptops in the house do not slow the TV down.
On an unlimited plan this never matters. On a capped plan, common with rural fixed wireless, satellite and phone hotspots, it decides whether IPTV fits at all. Each megabit per second held for an hour moves 0.45 GB, so the table uses the full speed we plan for each picture quality. Most streams use less, which makes these upper limits.
| What you watch | Full HD (10 Mbps) | 4K (25 Mbps) |
|---|---|---|
| One hour | up to 4.5 GB | up to 11.3 GB |
| A three-hour hockey game | up to 13.5 GB | up to 33.8 GB |
| Three hours a night for 30 days | up to 405 GB | up to 1,012 GB |
Families
In many Canadian homes the kids watch on a tablet as often as on the big TV, and in both official languages. One King IPTV subscription covers both. Cartoons, learning shows and family movies play on the big TV or a tablet in whichever language the kids prefer, and a parental PIN keeps adult channels locked.
Choosing a provider
For most Canadian homes, the best IPTV service is the one that bills in CAD, takes payment by Interac e-Transfer, offers a no-cost trial on your own TV, and has people answering support in your language and time zone. King IPTV checks all four boxes: a library of 190,000+ on-demand titles next to 50,000+ live channels, prices starting at $18 CAD, a trial lasting 24 hours, and bilingual help every day of the week.
Whichever IPTV provider you are considering, run the same test: watch during the busiest hour of your evening, try a live game, open the TV guide and check that it shows your local time. If all of that works on your own internet, the service will work the rest of the week. Our best IPTV Canada checklist lists every test.
FAQ
Short answers to what people ask before they cancel cable, from the team that runs King IPTV support.
Vous préférez lire en français? Consultez notre FAQ IPTV en français et nos guides en français. Notre équipe de soutien répond aussi en français.
IPTV means Internet Protocol Television: live TV and on-demand shows delivered through your home internet instead of a cable line or a satellite dish. With King IPTV you add a free player app to the screen you watch on, enter the login we email you, and the channel list and TV guide fill in by themselves. No box is rented, nobody comes to your home, and the same login works anywhere in Canada.
A King IPTV subscription costs $18 CAD for one month, $28 for 3 months, $48 for 6 months and $78 for 12 months, for one screen. Divide the 12-month price by twelve and you pay about $6.50 a month. Adding screens costs a little more, and each plan is a single payment in Canadian dollars. See all plans and prices.
Yes. Every new household gets one free trial lasting 24 hours, and it includes every channel plus the whole on-demand library. Run it on the TV you really use, at the hour you normally watch. No card and no payment are needed, and nothing is charged when the trial ends. Request your free trial or ask in Live Chat.
Amazon Fire TV Stick, Android TV and Google TV boxes, Samsung, LG and Hisense Smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets, Windows PCs, Macs, MAG and Formuler boxes. Roku has no IPTV player of its own, so Roku owners usually cast from a phone. Each device has a step-by-step setup guide.
Anywhere in Canada, yes. King IPTV arrives over your internet connection, so there is no store to visit, no technician and no box to rent: the same login works in St. John's, Saskatoon or Victoria. Local stations cover the big cities, and the TV guide follows your time zone. See IPTV by province and city, or ask Live Chat about a channel before you order.
Plan on roughly 10 Mbps per Full HD stream and 25 Mbps per 4K stream, then leave some spare capacity for phones and laptops. A home with two HD TVs and one 4K TV is comfortable on 50 to 75 Mbps. Most cable and fibre plans in Canada are faster than that. The calculator on this page does the math for your home.
Pick a plan and fill in your name, email and phone. The checkout then shows the email address that receives the e-Transfer, the exact amount, and an order number to put in the message field. Open your bank app and send it like any e-Transfer to a friend. Your card details never touch our website. One thing to know: once an e-Transfer is deposited, it cannot be disputed the way a credit card charge can. That is why we ask you to run the free trial first, and why new customers also have our 7-day refund policy.
Most orders are active within 15 to 30 minutes once the e-Transfer arrives during support hours (every day from 9 a.m. to midnight Eastern). We send your username, password and server address by email and in Live Chat. Payments that land overnight are activated as soon as the team starts the next morning.
Yes. Choose 1 to 5 screens when you order, and that many devices can play at the same moment. The app can sit on as many devices as you like; the limit is only on how many play at the same moment. To add a screen later, choose the higher screen count when you renew and we upgrade the same account.
Yes. The Full Channels package includes French-language news, sports, variety and kids channels, plus French movies and series on demand. Our support team also answers in French. If you only want English channels, pick the shorter English Channels Only list at checkout to make browsing faster.
IPTV is simply a way of delivering video over the internet, and using it is legal in Canada; several large Canadian TV companies send their own service this way. What matters under the law is whether the content is shared with the permission of the people who own it. King IPTV does not host or store any content, and each customer is responsible for following the laws where they live. Read our legal disclaimer.
No. Each plan is a single payment for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, and nothing renews on its own, because an Interac e-Transfer can only be sent by you. A few days before your plan ends we remind you, and you decide whether to renew. New customers are also covered by a 7-day refund policy.
Restart the app first, then restart your modem and TV device. Plug the TV into the modem with an Ethernet cable if you can, since Wi-Fi is the most common cause of freezing. If one channel still stutters, message us in Live Chat with the channel name: we can move your account to a backup stream or another server within minutes.
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Start with 24 free hours on your own TV, then choose any price on the board from $18 CAD. Nothing renews by itself.
