The whole line-up, not a sampler
Every plan carries the full catalogue — there is no tier that quietly withholds channels. What changes between plans is length and how many screens can watch at once, not what you are allowed to see.
Every Trex IPTV plan carries the full catalogue — no tier quietly withholds channels. What you get on top is a seven-day programme guide mapped channel by channel, sport that is warmed and ready before kick-off, and a series library you can browse rather than scroll.
Every feature here exists because it was a complaint first. This is what we fixed.
Every plan carries the full catalogue — there is no tier that quietly withholds channels. What changes between plans is length and how many screens can watch at once, not what you are allowed to see.
A guide is what turns six hundred channel names into television you can browse. Ours is matched channel by channel and re-checked when broadcasters rename things, which is the unglamorous work that keeps it from quietly rotting.
Sport is the honest test of any service, because fast motion is where encoders run out of budget. Channels are opened and warmed ahead of big fixtures rather than discovered to be broken at kick-off.
The credentials are the subscription, so the same login works on the television, the tablet and a laptop in a hotel. Only the number of simultaneous streams is bounded, and that is a plan choice you make openly.
Payments run through 3-D Secure and the resulting order, its state and your credentials live in your account rather than in a single email you have to keep. Retries attach to the same order instead of spawning new ones.
Tell us the channel, the device and whether it also fails on mobile data, and you will get a specific reply. That one extra sentence usually turns a two-day exchange into a two-message one.
One price, billed once, for the length you choose. The longer you commit, the less each month costs.
The whole process is automated end to end. You are not waiting on a person to read an email and set something up by hand.
Start nowLonger terms drop the monthly rate sharply. Screens matter more than people expect — a box left running in an empty room still holds a connection, so count the honest peak rather than the optimistic one.
Region ordering decides which category groups open first. It is cosmetic to the catalogue and enormous to daily use, because nobody scrolls past four hundred groups to find theirs twice.
The card gateway handles verification with your bank. The order page moves from pending to paid to active on its own, so you can see where you are instead of guessing.
The first catalogue and guide fetch takes a few seconds; both are cached afterwards. If the schedule looks shifted by a fixed number of hours, that is your device timezone, not the data.
Testing at two in the afternoon on a phone tells you almost nothing. Here is what actually predicts how a service will behave when you care.
Read it → 7 minTechnologyTwenty thousand channels sounds like ten times two thousand. In practice it is usually the same content counted differently.
Read it → 6 minLive sportThirty to sixty seconds behind terrestrial is normal and inherent. What varies between services is how much, and what you give up to reduce it.
Read it → 6 minYes. There is no tier that withholds content — every plan carries the full line-up. The differences between plans are the length of the term and how many devices can stream simultaneously. If a channel is missing for you it is a source or mapping issue to report, not something a bigger plan would unlock.
Seven days on the channels that publish that far, which is most of them. The guide arrives as a separate XMLTV dataset joined to the channel list by an identifier, so its depth depends on what the broadcaster publishes rather than on your subscription. Where a channel shows nothing at all, the identifier has usually drifted and we can remap it.
Because your player is converting the times with the wrong timezone. XMLTV timestamps carry an offset and the player converts them to whatever region it thinks it is in. If every programme on every channel is out by the same constant amount, that is the conversion — check the device timezone. If it is wrong on some channels and right on others, that is mapping and it is ours to fix.
That is the case worth judging any service on, because demand spikes and everyone in a country wants the same match at the same second. Fast motion is also where encoders are exposed — a channel that looks perfect during the news can block up during a match at the same nominal bitrate. Open the channel ten minutes early, use a wired device if you have one, and prefer a rock-solid 1080p feed over a 4K one that stops twice.
Only if the plan allows more than one connection. Each simultaneous stream consumes a slot and the limit is enforced at the server, not in the app — which is why exceeding it often produces no clear error, just playback that refuses to begin. Count the real household peak before choosing.
Nothing needs to happen on our side. Your credentials are the subscription, so putting them into a player on the new device is the entire migration. There is no per-device registration and nothing to release from the old one, with the single exception of MAG portals, where the box MAC address is itself the credential.
Choose a plan, pay securely, and your login details are on screen and in your inbox before you have sat back down.
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