A playlist of 25,000+ channels with nothing beside them is a long menu and no idea what is on. Zyminex sends the guide with your login: now, next and later tonight on every channel that carries listings, in your own time zone, plus catch-up where a channel keeps an archive. Terms from $15.
Pay once per term: no automatic renewal, no stored card, and the login arrives in the chat you ordered from.
Refund window of 7 days on every term
Every IPTV service quotes a channel count first; ours is 25,000+ from 60+ countries. On its own that number is a problem, because a list that long with nothing beside it leaves you reading channel names at eight in the evening. It turns into television only when each row says what is on, what follows and what already aired.
So that is where the work goes: XMLTV guide data with every login, filling the grid in TiViMate, IPTV Smarters Pro and similar players, and a shortlist of thirty or forty starred channels that keeps the rest out of the way until you search for it.
ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CNN and HBO sit with the American channels, BBC, ITV and Sky with the British, CBC and TSN with the Canadian. Open one country group and read down the evening.
Premier League and Champions League fixtures, the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL seasons, F1, and UFC and boxing PPV on ESPN, beIN, Sky Sports, NBC Sports and DAZN, each listed with a finish time.
Channels with an archive show a clock or archive icon. Scroll back, select what aired and it plays from the first minute, most reliably on an Xtream Codes login rather than a bare M3U link.
Spanish and Portuguese, French, Italian and German, Arabic, Turkish and Indian channels, and more from 60+ countries, each country in a group you can hide.
120,000+ films and series sit apart from the live list and its schedule. When the grid has nothing worth staying up for, start something from the top.
Listings follow the time zone on your device. If the guide runs an hour out, correct the device first, then the guide offset in the player if it has one.
TiViMate and Smarters both keep a favorites list, filled from each channel's own menu. Thirty or forty is a sensible size: a week of viewing, short enough to scroll.
TiViMate can hide whole groups; other players vary. Remove the countries and genres you skip and the list and guide shrink to something you can read at a glance.
For the channel you open twice a year, type part of its name into the player's search. It is quicker, and your favorites stay as you arranged them.
Two things you want at 9? Watch one live and the other from the archive at 10, if its channel keeps one. The TiViMate walkthrough shows where the icon appears.
| What you are after | A bare channel list | The guide grid | Guide, favorites and catch-up |
|---|---|---|---|
| What is on right now | Open channels one by one | Beside each channel with listings | Your shortlist first |
| Everything from 8 to 11 | Cannot be seen | Scroll the grid forward | Scroll only your channels forward |
| A show that began at 8 | Join it part-way | Join part-way, start time shown | Play it from the start, archive permitting |
What sits behind the listings, counted once. The setting that decides whether they read true is the time zone on your device.
See how the channels are grouped25,000+Live channels, grouped by country
120,000+Films and series, no schedule
99.9%Uptime on the servers
60+Countries in the line-up
Listings in local time for Canada, the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, the rest of Europe and the Middle East
Walkthroughs for Samsung and LG televisions, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku, Windows, MAG and Formuler
Each walkthrough ends with the EPG loaded and the clock checked. We suggest TiViMate on Fire TV and Android boxes (Premium, bought in the TiViMate Companion phone app, adds recording and multi-view), IPTV Smarters Pro or Smart IPTV on Samsung and LG, a MAC-bound portal on MAG and MyTVOnline on Formuler. Pick your hardware or start at the setup hub.
1, 3, 6 or 12 months, for 1, 2, 3 or 5 streams at once. The WhatsApp button under each on the pricing page opens with the plan written in.
The server URL, username, password and M3U link arrive in the same conversation, normally under 15 minutes after payment. The guide address follows if your player asks for it.
Use the walkthrough for your device from the list above; each names the player that suits it.
Give the EPG a few minutes on the first run, check the times against your clock and star your regulars. Later evenings start from that list.
Treat it as a normal evening: load the guide, check the times, play something from catch-up and search for the three channels you would miss most. If that works on your device, so will the paid login. No card is taken.
Installs are unlimited. Unsure which term? Take a month and live with the guide for a few weeks; kept for a year, it costs about $5.75 a month, near 19 cents a day.
$ 15 25 35 49 for 1 month
averages $15.00 a month averages $25.00 a month averages $35.00 a month averages $49.00 a month
$ 29 49 65 99 for 3 months
averages $9.67 a month averages $16.33 a month averages $21.67 a month averages $33.00 a month
$ 45 75 99 149 for 6 months
averages $7.50 a month averages $12.50 a month averages $16.50 a month averages $24.83 a month
$ 69 119 159 239 for 12 months
averages $5.75 a month averages $9.92 a month averages $13.25 a month averages $19.92 a month
Whichever card you pick, the guide carries the same 25,000+ channels and the library the same 120,000+ titles. The term decides how long it runs, the stream count decides how many can watch at once. You pay once, it never renews on its own, and the first 7 days are refundable. Amounts in USD.
Every term and stream count sits side by side on the pricing page; the 24-hour trial needs no payment at all.
A credit-based IPTV reseller panel, with trial lines and the full guide
If people already ask you to set up their players, the panel lets you issue their logins too: buy credits, open a line or trial per person, and each gets the same 25,000+ channels and guide. We publish credit rates, not income figures.
Reseller rates and panelFrom the chat window
Screenshots of real chats with people using the service. Names, profile photos and account details are blurred before anything goes up here.
Short answers for the hour between ordering and the guide filling in; the FAQ page has the rest.
Zyminex is an IPTV subscription built around a program guide: 25,000+ live channels, each with its own row of listings, and a library of 120,000+ films and series, all streamed over your own broadband. You install a player such as TiViMate or IPTV Smarters Pro, sign in with the three details that arrive in the WhatsApp chat, and the grid fills with what is on now, next and later tonight, in your local time.
One month on a single stream costs $15, and a full year costs $69, which comes to about $5.75 a month or 19 cents a day. Plans for two, three or five streams at once cost more, but the channels, the guide, catch-up and the film library are the same on every one of them. Each term is a single payment: there is no contract, and your card details are never stored.
Yes. The trial gives you 24 hours on an unrestricted account and never asks for a card. Every channel, the whole guide, catch-up and the on-demand library are open, so you can look up your own channels, check that tonight's listings match the clock and replay something from this afternoon on a channel that keeps an archive. When the time is up, the account stops by itself.
Almost anything that runs a player app. Sticks and boxes: Fire TV Stick, Nvidia Shield, Roku, Apple TV, MAG and Formuler. Televisions: Samsung and LG smart TVs from 2016 on, and Android or Google TV sets. Phones, tablets and computers: iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows and Mac. The login is a standard Xtream Codes account that almost every player accepts; MAG boxes use a portal address instead. For the fullest guide grid, try TiViMate on an Android TV device.
Usually under 15 minutes. Payment and activation happen in the same WhatsApp chat, and the server address, username and password arrive there once the payment clears. Allow a few more minutes on the first sign-in: the player fetches the channel list first and the guide after it, so the grid can look half-empty until the listings finish downloading.
Channels from 60+ countries: the main American, British and Canadian networks, news, sport, film, children's channels and a long international section. The channel list groups the principal ones by country and genre. Inside the player, searching for a channel by name is quicker than scrolling to it, and if there is one channel you cannot do without, look it up during the trial before you pay.
Yes. American leagues (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL), European football from the Premier League to the Champions League, and pay-per-view boxing and UFC cards each sit on dedicated channels, with the bigger broadcasts in 4K where the broadcaster produces them. Look for a fixture in the guide, under the channel showing it. Missed the start? On a channel with an archive, catch-up plays it from the first minute.
Because the player has no listings matched to that channel yet. On a new login the guide is often still downloading, so give it a few minutes and then run the guide refresh. If you signed in with a bare M3U link, the player may have no guide source at all; the Xtream Codes login solves that. Some channels, one-off event feeds for example, carry no listings. A regular channel that stays blank is worth a message to us.
Usually because the device clock is set to the wrong time zone, not because the listings are wrong. Check the time zone and the automatic date and time setting on the TV, stick or box first; a clock set by hand that missed the change to or from daylight saving time does exactly this. If the device is right and the grid is still off, use the player's guide time offset, if it has one.
Channels that keep an archive let you play a program that has already aired, from its first minute. The player marks them with a small archive or clock icon. In a grid-style guide you scroll back to the program and select it; other players give catch-up a section of its own. How far back you can go depends on the channel, and catch-up behaves most reliably with the Xtream Codes login rather than a bare M3U link.
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