About us
About IPTV: an independent seller, run from Dublin
IPTV is a small independent business in Dublin that sells IPTV plans to homes around Ireland. The product is narrow on purpose: a login with a fixed end date, paid for once in euro, and the help needed to get it working on televisions, sticks, phones and computers you already have. Below: who is behind the site, why it explains before it sells, how an order runs, and a list of claims this site will not make.
Who we are
Who runs IPTV
The site is run by a small team in Dublin that reads every message, sends the payment links and logins, and talks people through setup. IPTV is not part of, or backed by, any broadcaster, TV platform, broadband company, app developer or device maker. Apps and devices appear on these pages only because our login opens in them; their names belong to their owners.
What we sell is access. We make no app, and no box or stick carries our name. A plan arrives as one message of six lines: three for the Xtream Codes login, an M3U link for playlist players, the listings link and the end date. Those lines open 40,000+ live channels, filed by country and then by theme, and 120,000 on-demand films and series.
On 4K-produced channels and titles the picture reaches 4K UHD; elsewhere the source decides between HD and Full HD. Everything here is written with Irish homes in mind: euro prices, listings on Irish time, the Irish groups heading the channel list, and line advice that fits what people here have, from town fibre to fixed wireless from a mast and 4G or 5G routers in rural areas.
Our angle
Why the site explains before it sells
Type the word alone into Google in Ireland and two kinds of result come back: seller pages that open on a price, and reference pages that explain the technology and sell nothing. Someone deciding whether to pay tends to need both, and the explanation first.
That is the order the home page follows: a definition, how the picture travels to your TV, what a login message contains, which player reads it and what your broadband must manage, and only after that the plans. The plain-words page on IPTV and the guide to what IPTV is explain each term as it first appears: Xtream Codes, M3U, EPG, VOD (video on demand), HEVC and catch-up.
It is practical as well. Most problems on a first evening start inside the house: a thin Wi-Fi signal, a line that slows after dinner, a TV too old for current players. Knowing that before paying spares you a refund request, and it helps you ask better questions of us, or of anyone else selling the same thing.
Orders and help
How an order and the help behind it work
You pick a plan
Its button starts a WhatsApp chat with the plan and its price already typed. Or send an email with the plan’s name as its subject.
A payment link comes back
It leads to a secure page operated by the payment firm, which takes debit or credit card or PayPal. Your card number stays there; it never reaches us.
The login follows
Usually 2 minutes after the payment is confirmed, sent to the chat or inbox you ordered from, whatever the time.
We help you get a picture
Enter the details yourself, or have the team walk you through each screen in turn.
There is no basket here, no sign-up and no card form of ours: an order is one conversation plus one payment link. Help is there 24/7: write in English on WhatsApp or to [email protected], and do ask before ordering if anything is unclear. Usual setup steps are on the setup page, and the contact page explains what to include in a first message so the reply can get straight to the point.
In writing
Claims we refuse to make
| Claim seen elsewhere | Why it is missing here | What you get instead |
|---|---|---|
| First place in a ranking of sellers | A seller cannot fairly rank other sellers | Facts about our four plans that you can check at home |
| A picture that never stalls | A freeze can begin in the house or on a busy evening server | The speeds and devices that matter, and a list of fixes |
| Everything in 4K | Each source sets its own quality | 4K UHD on 4K sources, and HD or Full HD on the rest |
| A partnership with a broadcaster, app or device maker | No such arrangement exists | Product names used only to say where the login works |
| Lifetime access | Nothing can be checked against a plan that never ends | A written end date in every login message |
| Stars and customer counts | No reviews have been published yet | Reviews printed word for word once customers send them |
If anything on this site proves wrong for your home, say so and we will look at it. Where the result depends on your line, your device or the source and not on us, the page states that plainly.
Reviews
Customer reviews: none yet
No customer reviews are shown on this site yet. Once customers send them, they will be printed exactly as written, under whatever name each person gives, and any average will be calculated from those reviews alone.
Until that happens there are no stars, scores or customer numbers anywhere here. A useful habit with any seller: if a star rating does not lead to reviews you can read in full, give it no weight.
House rules
The rules that come with every plan
A plan belongs to one household. There is no limit on how many of your own devices carry the player, but one plays at a time, or two together with Home 12 Duo. Access can be suspended if the login is handed to another household or put up somewhere public.
Refunds fit in two lines. You have 7 days from payment, and the rule covers two cases: a login message that never came, and a home where every screen stayed blank despite the team’s help. Second thoughts do not qualify, nor does 4K struggling on a line whose speed was set out before you paid. Refunds are paid back to the card or PayPal account that made the payment. The refund policy holds the full wording; the privacy notice sets out what an order leaves on record with us.
When the end date arrives the plan simply lapses; there is nothing to cancel, and the cancellation page has the details. A later order brings a new login for the players already installed.
Ask anything first, then choose a plan
Two lines about your TV and your broadband are enough for an honest answer on whether a plan will work in your home. When you are ready, the four Home plans are set side by side with prices and end dates.