20,000+ live channels
Every Canadian network and regional feed, US networks, UK, and channels from more than 60 countries, organised by country and category so the list is usable, not overwhelming.
BuyIPTV.ca is a Canadian IPTV subscription for households that are done paying a cable company $100 a month for a box. Every Canadian network, every major sports feed and 100,000+ movies and series on demand, on the devices you already own. Test IPTV Canada free for 24 hours. No credit card, no contract.
Login details arrive by email within minutes. Interac e-Transfer, Visa, Mastercard and PayPal accepted. 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan.


IPTV stands for Internet Protocol Television. Instead of a coaxial cable and a rented box from Rogers, Bell, Telus, Shaw or Vidéotron, the channels arrive over the internet connection you already pay for, through an app on your TV, phone, tablet or streaming stick. The picture is the same live feed, the guide looks like the guide you're used to, and the remote still changes channels. What changes is the bill, the contract and the box.
An IPTV Canada subscription needs three things: an internet connection of roughly 25 Mbps for stable 4K (15 Mbps is plenty for Full HD), a device with a player app installed, and a login from a provider. BuyIPTV.ca supplies the login and the channel list; the app is free and the device is one you already own.
Here is what an IPTV Canada subscription isn't. It isn't a "box" you have to buy. It isn't tied to a province or a postal code, so it moves with you from Halifax to Kelowna and works at the cottage. It isn't a VPN, and you don't need one for it to work. And it isn't cable-company IPTV like Bell Fibe TV or Telus Optik, which use the same technology but keep the same $100 bill.
One plan, one login, every category the IPTV Canada lineup covers. There are no channel "packs", no sports add-on and no 4K surcharge.
Every Canadian network and regional feed, US networks, UK, and channels from more than 60 countries, organised by country and category so the list is usable, not overwhelming.
An on-demand library with new releases added weekly, full seasons of current series, and a kids' section. Resume where you left off across devices.
Sports and premium channels in 4K where the broadcaster provides it, Full HD everywhere else, and automatic fallback so a busy evening on your Wi-Fi shows a lower bitrate instead of a spinning wheel.
A full electronic programme guide in your time zone, plus catch-up on major channels. A 7 pm ET puck drop is 4 pm in Vancouver; watch it when you get home.
Two simultaneous streams on Standard, five on Pro. The living-room TV, a bedroom, and a phone on the GO train can all be on different channels.
Firestick, Android TV, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Windows, Mac, MAG and Formuler boxes. Setup takes about five minutes with our guides.
Most IPTV services are built for the US market and treat Canada as an afterthought: a handful of CBC feeds and whatever Sportsnet region happened to be available. BuyIPTV.ca is built the other way around: an IPTV Canada lineup that is complete and regional, so a subscriber in Calgary gets Sportsnet West and CTV Calgary, and a subscriber in Montréal gets RDS, TVA Sports and Noovo, without hunting through a 20,000-channel list.
Then there is everything else. Nearly one in four people living in Canada was born in another country, and the channels from home are usually the reason a household leaves cable in the first place: the cable company either doesn't carry them or charges $15 to $30 a month per language pack. Here they're included, in the original language, in the same guide.
Grouped by country and language, with the EPG in that language where the broadcaster provides one.
Sports is where cable hurts most in Canada, and where an IPTV Canada plan earns its keep. Following all seven NHL teams through TSN and Sportsnet regional feeds, adding the Raptors, the Blue Jays and the NFL, then the Premier League and the Champions League, means three subscriptions and a bill that changes every season. Here it's one login.
Every IPTV Canada plan includes all TSN and Sportsnet regional feeds, so you pick the one your local game is on. Pro plans add PPV events and priority sports servers that are provisioned for game-night peaks: the 7 pm ET Saturday Hockey Night in Canada window is the busiest hour of our week, and it's the one we size for.
Which Canadian sports channels are included? TSN 1–5, all Sportsnet regions, Sportsnet One, Sportsnet 360, RDS, RDS 2, TVA Sports, CBC, plus ESPN, FOX Sports, NBC Sports, Sky Sports, beIN Sports and DAZN-carried competitions where broadcast.
Two plans, four durations, no hidden fees. The price you see is the price on your Interac transfer or card statement, with no US-dollar conversion surprise.
For one household, up to 2 screens at once
For sports households and multi-room homes, up to 5 screens
Instant activation after payment · 30-day money-back guarantee · no contract, no activation fee, no equipment rental · support 9 am to 11 pm ET, seven days a week · free setup help on any device.
Full pricing details, renewals and multi-year options → Ready now? Buy IPTV Canada and get your login by email within minutes.

The 24-hour trial needs only an email address. A paid plan needs an Interac e-Transfer, a card or PayPal; activation is automatic when payment clears, which for Interac is usually minutes.
You receive a username, password and server address (M3U and Xtream Codes formats), plus a link to the setup guide for your device. Keep the email; the same login works on every device you add.
IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate, Smart IPTV or Ibo Player, whichever suits your device. Enter the login once, the guide fills in, and you're watching. Stuck? Support walks you through it live.
Full service, all channels, all devices. No credit card, no auto-renew. We send the login within minutes during support hours.
No proprietary box. If it has a screen and Wi-Fi, there is a free player app for it and an IPTV Canada setup guide with screenshots.

Recommended apps: IPTV Smarters Pro (easiest on Firestick and Android TV), TiviMate (best guide and recording on Android TV), Smart IPTV and IBO Player (Samsung and LG), GSE Smart IPTV (iPhone and iPad). Every login we issue works in all of them, in M3U or Xtream Codes format. Step-by-step setup guides for each device →
IPTV Canada pricing next to cable: Bell, Rogers, Telus and Shaw TV bundles commonly land between $80 and $150 a month once the promotional year ends, before equipment rental and installation. Here is the same household on BuyIPTV.ca.
| What you pay for | Cable TV in Canada | BuyIPTV.ca |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly price | $80–$150 after promo | $22–$29, or $9.58–$12.08 on a 12-month plan |
| Contract | Typically 1–2 years with cancellation fees | None. Monthly, 3-month or 12-month, cancel anytime |
| Equipment | Rented PVR or box, $10–$20 a month each | Your own device, no rental |
| Installation | Technician visit, often a fee | Five-minute app install |
| Channels | 150–300 in a bundle; language packs extra | 20,000+ including international, no packs |
| Sports | Regional feeds by market; add-ons for some leagues | All TSN and Sportsnet regions, PPV on Pro |
| 4K | Limited channels, often needs a 4K box upgrade | Included where the broadcaster provides it |
| On demand | Rentals and a small catalogue | 100,000+ movies and series included |
| Multi-room | Extra box per room, extra fee | 2 or 5 streams on one login |
| Moving house or the cottage | Transfer fees, new install | Log in from anywhere in Canada |
Cable prices are typical published rates for mid-tier bundles and vary by province and promotion. Read our full IPTV Canada vs cable comparison.
Most IPTV sites selling into Canada are the same reseller panel with a different logo, a US-dollar price and a chat-app handle for support. We run IPTV Canada differently, and we put the differences in writing.
What you see is what leaves your account. No exchange-rate drift, no foreign-transaction fee on your card, and Interac e-Transfer if you'd rather not use a card at all.
Nine in the morning to eleven at night, Eastern, seven days a week, by email and the contact form. Game-night problems get answered during the game, not the next morning in another time zone.
Thirty days, any plan, any reason. Most IPTV sellers offer none; the rest offer "credits". We would rather refund one subscriber than argue with a hundred.
Same servers, same channels, same quality as a paid plan, for 24 hours. If it buffers on your connection during the trial, it would buffer after you paid, and you should not pay.
Our target is 99.9% monthly uptime and we publish incidents on the status page. We also stop taking new sign-ups on a server group before it degrades, which is why the trial sometimes queues on big fight nights.
Nothing renews on its own, so there is nothing to cancel. There is no box to ship back, no retention call, and no early-termination fee, because there was never a term.
IPTV is a delivery technology, and the technology is entirely legal: Bell Fibe TV, Telus Optik and Vidéotron Helix are all IPTV. What matters legally is whether the content being streamed is licensed for distribution, which is governed by the Copyright Act and, for broadcasters, the CRTC. IPTV Canada subscribers are responsible for how they use any streaming service and for complying with the laws that apply in their province.
We publish that plainly because the question deserves a plain answer, not a marketing one. BuyIPTV.ca does not host or upload content; the service aggregates streams supplied by third-party providers, and we act on valid notices under our DMCA policy. For a longer discussion, including how Canadian law differs from the US and what the CRTC actually regulates, read Is IPTV legal in Canada? The plain-language guide.
IPTV Canada is the same nationwide; what changes is which Sportsnet region, which CTV local news and which language channels a city cares about. Each city guide covers that, plus the local ISPs the service has been tested on.
Tested on Bell, Rogers, Telus, Shaw, Vidéotron, Cogeco, Eastlink, SaskTel, TekSavvy and Starlink connections. Works on any Canadian ISP with 15 Mbps or more.
The player app is the whole interface: live channels, a programme guide, catch-up and the on-demand library, on whatever you already watch on. Nothing about the living room changes except what the bill says.


IPTV delivers live TV channels and on-demand video over your internet connection instead of through a cable or satellite box. You install a free player app on your TV, stick, phone or computer, enter the login we email you, and the channel guide loads. It works on any Canadian ISP with a stable 15 Mbps or faster connection, anywhere in the country.
The technology is legal and is used by Bell, Telus and Vidéotron for their own TV services. Legality of any individual stream depends on whether it is licensed for distribution under the Copyright Act. Subscribers are responsible for their use of IPTV Canada and for the laws that apply in their province. We do not host content and respond to valid DMCA notices.
BuyIPTV.ca plans start at $22 CAD a month for Standard and $29 for Pro. Both come in 3-month, 6-month and 12-month terms, dropping to $9.58 and $12.08 a month on the 12-month term. Prices are in Canadian dollars with taxes included. There is no activation fee, no equipment rental and no contract. Cable TV bundles in Canada commonly cost $80 to $150 a month after the promotional period.
Yes. The trial is 24 hours of the full IPTV Canada service, all channels and all devices, and needs only an email address. There is no credit card and no automatic renewal. One trial per household. Logins are sent within minutes during support hours (9 am to 11 pm ET).
Amazon Firestick and Fire TV, Android TV and Google TV, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Android phones and tablets, Windows and Mac computers, Chromecast with Google TV, Nvidia Shield, and MAG, Formuler and Enigma2 boxes. One login works on all of them; Standard allows 2 streams at once and Pro allows 5.
About 15 Mbps for a stable Full HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K, per screen. Most Canadian home plans, including entry-level cable and fibre plans from Bell, Rogers, Telus and Vidéotron, are well above that. A wired Ethernet connection or a 5 GHz Wi-Fi band gives the most consistent results in condos and apartment buildings.
No. IPTV Canada works on every major Canadian ISP without a VPN, and we recommend against using one because it usually lowers video quality. Some subscribers use a VPN for privacy generally; if you do, choose a Canadian server so regional feeds and the guide time zone stay correct.
CBC, CTV, Global, Citytv, TVA, Noovo, ICI Radio-Canada, OMNI and APTN local feeds; TSN 1 to 5, every Sportsnet region plus Sportsnet One and 360, RDS, RDS 2 and TVA Sports; CBC News Network, CP24 and CTV News Channel; kids' channels including Treehouse and YTV; plus US, UK and 60+ countries of international channels. The full list is on the channels page.
Yes. Because all TSN and Sportsnet regional feeds are included, you choose the feed carrying your game rather than being locked to the region your postal code assigns. NFL, NBA and MLB games are available through the Canadian and US networks that broadcast them, and Pro plans add PPV events.
Yes. French-language Canadian channels including TVA, Noovo, ICI Radio-Canada, RDS, RDS 2 and TVA Sports are included with a French programme guide, alongside channels from France and the wider francophone world. Support is available in French, and Interac e-Transfer works with all Quebec banks and Desjardins.
Standard plans allow 2 simultaneous streams and Pro plans allow 5. You can install the app on as many devices as you like; the limit applies only to how many are playing at once. If you need more than 5, contact support for a household or reseller plan.
Interac e-Transfer, Visa, Mastercard and PayPal. Interac is the most popular option with our subscribers because it needs no card and clears in minutes; you send the transfer to the address shown at checkout with your order number in the message, and activation is automatic when it arrives.
Start with the free trial; it is the same IPTV Canada service as a paid plan. If you subscribe and are not happy within 30 days, for any reason, email support for a full refund. Outside 30 days, you can cancel at any time from your account page and your plan simply ends at the end of the period you paid for.
Pricing in CAD with Interac, support on Canadian hours by email and the contact form rather than an anonymous chat-app handle, a written 30-day refund policy, a trial that is the real service, and a Canadian channel lineup that is complete and regional rather than an afterthought. We also publish our uptime and pause sign-ups before servers degrade instead of overselling.
What each price tier buys, the hidden costs to watch for, and why $5 a month is the expensive option.
LawWhat the Copyright Act and the CRTC actually say, how Canada differs from the US, and what it means for you.
SetupIPTV Smarters Pro vs TiviMate vs IBO Player, with the settings that stop buffering on Rogers and Bell.
Twenty-four hours of the full service. No card, no contract, no call to cancel. If it isn't better than your cable box, you've lost nothing but an email.