The best IPTV providers in the USA going into 2027 are IPTV SMART USA, 360 IPTV, IPTV Prime US, IPTV LevelUp and Smartiflix. All five sell live TV and on-demand movies and series that you watch through a player app on your TV, stick or phone. Where they really differ is in the fine print: whether you can try before paying, how long you have to get a refund, how many TVs can play at once, and how you pay. We put those terms side by side below so you can choose without signing up for all five.
Disclosure: IPTV SMART USA is our sister service in the IPTV SMART family, so we aren’t neutral, and we listed it first. Everything we say about the other four comes from their own websites, checked in November 2026. IPTV prices move around a lot, so confirm the numbers on each site before you buy.
The 5 best IPTV providers in the USA at a glance
Prices are for one screen (one connection) in US dollars, as each provider lists them.
| Provider | Best for | 1 month | 12 months | Free trial | Refund window | Screens |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IPTV SMART USA | Testing before you commit | $19 | $89 + 1 bonus month | Yes, usually 24 hours, no card | 30 days | 1 to 4 |
| 360 IPTV | Cheapest single month | $11 | $90 | Yes, 2 days | 3 days | 1 (5 on one lifetime plan) |
| IPTV Prime US | One viewer on a budget | $15 (Premium $30) | $80 (Premium $110) | 6 hours (Premium 24 hours) | Only in set cases | 1 at a time |
| IPTV LevelUp | Big households | Not listed | $97.95 + 3 free months | No | 60 days | 1 to 6 |
| Smartiflix | Cheapest year | $14 | $69 | No (paid first month) | Generally none after activation | 1 to 4 |
In this guide
How we picked these five
We didn’t buy accounts from our competitors and we won’t pretend we did. Instead we compared what each provider promises in writing, because that’s the part you can hold them to after you pay: the one-screen price for a month and a year, whether there’s a free trial and how long it lasts, the refund window, how many screens play at the same time, and how you pay and reach a person.
We ranked mostly on one question: how easily can you find out if the service works in your home before you’re stuck with it? A trial plus a refund window beats either one alone, and both beat a lower price you can’t get back. After that came the yearly price, then screens, then support.
You’ll see channel and movie counts below. Those are what each provider advertises. Nobody audits them, and most of the total is international channels you may never open, so we list them but didn’t rank on them.
#1 IPTV SMART USA: best for testing before you commit
IPTV SMART USA is the US-focused member of the IPTV SMART family. The lineup has 12,000+ live channels, and 2,800+ of them are US channels: local stations, sports, news, kids, plus 900+ Latino and Spanish-language channels. On demand there are 60,000+ movies and series. You can read the full channel list before paying, which is rarer than it should be.
Pricing is simple. Standard is $19 for one month, Smart is $42 for three, Flex is $65 for six, and Annual is $89 for twelve months plus a bonus month, which works out to about $6.85 a month. Plans cover one to four devices. You get login details as an M3U link, Xtream Codes login or portal, so it works in common player apps like IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate. You can pay by card or in crypto for 10% off, and support answers on WhatsApp and email in English or Spanish.
The part we’d point to first is the safety net. There’s a free trial with no credit card (usually 24 hours), and after you pay you still have 30 days to ask for a full refund. It’s the only service on this list with both. There are also setup videos for Firestick, smart TVs, Android, Apple devices and set-top boxes.
Where it isn’t the best: price. 360 IPTV is cheaper for one month and Smartiflix is cheaper for a year.
Pros
- Free trial with no card, then a 30-day refund window
- 2,800+ US channels and 900+ Latino channels
- Public channel list and video setup guides
- Card or crypto (10% off), English and Spanish support
Cons
- Not the lowest price for a month or a year
- Trial length is confirmed by email, not fixed on the site
#2 360 IPTV: lowest one-month price
360 IPTV charges $11 for a month, the lowest single-month price here. Three months cost $30, six cost $56 and a year costs $90. It also has the longest free trial on this list at two days. The site advertises 20,000+ live channels and 90,000+ movies, an on-screen TV guide and pay-per-view events, with support by WhatsApp and email.
Two things to know before ordering. Refund requests are only accepted within three days of purchase, so use the trial for your real testing. And 360 IPTV sells lifetime plans ($350 for one device, $700 for five). A lifetime plan lasts exactly as long as the provider does, which is a big bet to place on any IPTV company.
Pros
- $11 for one month
- 2-day free trial
- Long plans available if you want them
Cons
- 3-day refund window
- One screen on most plans
- Payment methods aren’t listed up front
#3 IPTV Prime US: two tiers and a quick trial
IPTV Prime US sells two tiers. Standard is $15 a month, $40 for three months, $60 for six and $80 for a year, with 15,000+ advertised channels and a 6-hour trial. Premium costs $30, $55, $85 and $110 for the same terms, advertises 25,000+ channels, and comes with a 24-hour trial and priority support. Both tiers list 60,000+ movies and series and work with Xtream Codes and M3U players.
Every plan covers one device at a time, though you can move between your own devices. Refunds are limited to specific cases, like the service never activating or a technical problem the team can’t fix, so the trial is really your only test. Support runs over WhatsApp. If you live alone and mostly watch on one TV, the $80 standard year is good value.
Pros
- $80 for a year on the standard tier
- Free trial on both tiers
- Works with the usual M3U and Xtream apps
Cons
- One screen at a time
- Refunds only in set cases
- Standard tier gets the 6-hour trial and smaller lineup
#4 IPTV LevelUp: up to six screens and a 60-day refund
IPTV LevelUp has no free trial. It offers the longest guarantee here instead: a full refund if you ask within 60 days. Its main plans are three months for $49.95, one year for $97.95 with three extra months, and two years for $139.95 with six extra months, which it advertises as low as $4.66 a month. You can pick two to six connections at checkout, the most on this list.
It advertises 15,500+ live channels including US locals and 140,500 movies and series, and lists support for Firestick, smart TVs, Android, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Google TV, MAG, Formuler and BuzzTV. The lineup includes an adult section, so set a parental PIN in your player app if kids use the TV. Payment is mainly by gift card, with PayPal if you contact them, and activation can take up to 24 hours.
Pros
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- Up to 6 connections
- Low monthly cost if you prepay two years
Cons
- No free trial and no one-month plan on the main table
- Gift-card payments
- Activation can take up to a day
#5 Smartiflix: cheapest year, no safety net
Smartiflix has the lowest yearly price on this list at $69 for one connection. One month is $14, three months $36 and six months $47, with plans for up to four connections. It also advertises the biggest catalog of the five, 61,000+ live channels and 180,000+ movies and series, and it sells to viewers in the USA, the UK, Canada and Europe.
The catch is that you pay to test it. Smartiflix says its $14 first month is a paid plan, not a free trial, and that refunds are generally not available once the service is activated. Support is by email and Telegram. Its website also wasn’t reachable from every region when we checked, so confirm the current prices on its site before ordering.
Pros
- $69 for 12 months
- Up to 4 connections
- Largest advertised catalog
Cons
- No free trial
- Refunds generally unavailable after activation
- Site not reachable from every region
Which of the best IPTV providers fits your home
If you skipped straight here, this is the short version.
| If you want… | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| To try it free and still have a refund window | IPTV SMART USA | Free trial with no card, then 30 days to ask for a refund |
| The cheapest single month | 360 IPTV | $11, with a 2-day trial |
| The cheapest year | Smartiflix | $69, but no trial and no refund after activation |
| Five or six TVs at once | IPTV LevelUp | Up to 6 connections |
| The longest refund window | IPTV LevelUp | 60 days |
| Spanish-language channels and support | IPTV SMART USA | 900+ Latino channels, support in Spanish |
What to check before you pay for IPTV in 2027
The biggest channel number rarely decides whether you’ll be happy. These things do.
- Your streaming device. This one catches people out. Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K Select runs Vega OS rather than the Android-based Fire OS, and it only installs apps from the Amazon Appstore, so many IPTV player apps can’t go on it. Older Fire OS models like the Fire TV Stick 4K Max still take the usual player apps, as do Android TV and Google TV boxes. Check the exact model before you buy hardware for IPTV.
- Screens, not devices. You can install the app on every TV in the house. Watching on two of them at the same moment needs a two-connection plan.
- Your internet speed. Plan on about 10 Mbps steady for each HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K, and use a wired connection for the main TV if you can. The FCC’s broadband speed guide is a good reference for sizing a home connection.
- The refund policy. Read it before paying and keep your order email. A 3-day window and a 30-day window are very different promises.
- How you pay. Gift cards can’t be reversed. If a provider only takes gift cards, its refund promise is the only protection you have.
- Long prepaid plans. Two-year and lifetime deals look cheap per month, but you’re betting on the provider still being around. A one-year plan is usually the sensible middle.
- Local channels and the TV guide. If IPTV is replacing cable, make sure your local stations and an EPG (the on-screen guide) are included, plus Spanish channels if your home needs them.
Once you’ve picked a provider, our IPTV setup tutorials walk through the player apps step by step, including Duplex IPTV for smart TVs.
FAQ
What is the best IPTV provider in the USA for 2027?
It depends on what you care about most. IPTV SMART USA is the only one of these five with both a free trial and a 30-day refund window, which makes it the safest to try. 360 IPTV has the cheapest month ($11), Smartiflix the cheapest year ($69), and IPTV LevelUp the most screens (6) and longest refund window (60 days).
How much does IPTV cost per month in the USA?
Among these providers, one month for one screen costs $11 to $30. A 12-month plan brings the monthly cost down to roughly $5.75 to $9.17, and IPTV LevelUp’s two-year plan works out to about $4.66 a month. Extra screens cost more.
Which IPTV providers have a free trial?
IPTV SMART USA (usually 24 hours, no credit card), 360 IPTV (2 days) and IPTV Prime US (6 hours on Standard, 24 hours on Premium). IPTV LevelUp has a 60-day money-back guarantee instead of a trial, and Smartiflix sells a paid first month.
Does IPTV work on the new Fire TV Stick 4K Select?
Often not. The Fire TV Stick 4K Select runs Amazon’s Vega OS and only installs apps from the Amazon Appstore, so most IPTV player apps can’t be installed on it. Fire OS models such as the Fire TV Stick 4K Max, and Android TV or Google TV devices, work with the common player apps.
Can I watch on more than one TV at the same time?
Yes, if your plan includes more than one connection. IPTV LevelUp sells up to 6, IPTV SMART USA and Smartiflix up to 4. IPTV Prime US and most 360 IPTV plans play on one screen at a time.
Is IPTV legal in the USA?
IPTV itself is just a way of delivering TV over the internet, and plenty of licensed services use it. Whether a particular subscription is legal depends on whether the provider holds the rights to what it carries. Read a provider’s terms and contact details before you pay.
Try IPTV SMART USA before you decide. Start a free trial with no credit card and test it on your own TV. If you subscribe, you still have 30 days to ask for a refund.
