Plans

You already have the hardware. The box sits under the TV, the remote is on the coffee table, and the little light on the router is blinking away. What is missing is the service that fills the screen. An IPTV subscription for box owners should be easy to pick, easy to pay for and easy to type in with a remote. This page is the starting point of our plans section: it walks you through the three packs, the four durations, the speed your connection needs, the players that read your login, and what happens between the moment you pay and the moment the first channel loads. Amounts change from time to time, so we never print them here; see current prices on each pack page, such as the Premium Pack, each time you order.

We built BoxReady IPTV around the box, so this page is written the same way. Before any talk of catalogues, we ask what is plugged into your TV, how it reaches the router, and which buttons you will press. A plan that looks great on paper is no use if the box under your TV cannot show it, so we match the plan to the hardware, not the other way round.

What you actually get with an IPTV subscription for box viewing

A subscription from BoxReady IPTV is not a gadget and not an app. It is a short set of login details that unlock the catalogue on your screen. Within minutes of payment, an e-mail lands in your inbox with your Xtream Codes access (a server URL, a username and a password) or an M3U link. You type those details into a player app on your box, press OK, and the channel list fills in.

Keep that simple picture in mind. The box is the hardware. The player is the menu system you steer with the remote. The subscription is what fills the menu. If one of the three is missing, the screen stays dark. When all three are in place, you are browsing channels within minutes, with nothing more than the arrow keys and the OK button.

The player is the part you see every evening. Install it from your device’s official app store. Six players read our access without fuss: TiviMate, XCIPTV, IPTV Smarters Pro, IBO Player, GSE Smart IPTV and Smart IPTV. Each belongs to its own publisher, and BoxReady IPTV has no tie to any of them. Some of them ask for a licence after a while, so check the current price on the app’s official website before you settle on one.

On the content side, expect French-language and international programming. Hunting for one particular language? Send support a short message before you order rather than guessing at checkout. Replies come in English or French, any day of the week.

Every page in the plans section

This hub gives you the overview. Each page below goes deeper on one decision, so you can jump straight to the question on your mind.

Not sure where to start? If your box is new, or you are moving it to a new room, read the 1-month page first. If everything already plays smoothly and you watch most weeks, go to the 12-month page. If you have chosen and just want to pay without slips, the payment page is the one for you.

Three packs for an IPTV subscription for box owners

All three packs run on the same boxes and the same players. What changes is the size of the catalogue and the weight given to 4K. Here they are side by side, with the figures we can stand behind.

The same figures, laid out as a table you can scan with the remote in your other hand:

What stays the same across the three is just as important as what differs. Every pack comes in the same four durations, uses the same one-time payment by card or PayPal, includes 1 simultaneous connection, and arrives in the same access e-mail. You never need a different box or a different player to move from one pack to another; you simply type in the new details.

Who each pack suits, in real living rooms

Figures only tell part of the story. The better question is how your household uses the remote on a normal evening. Here is how we would match each pack to a real room.

VIP Premium Pack is the one to look at if your remote spends more time in the series and movie menus than in the live guide. The series library climbs to 61,000+ and the movie library to 155,000+, still in HD, Full HD and 4K, with 27,000+ channels for the live side. In a household where one person watches the evening news and another binges a season every week, this is usually the pack that keeps everyone happy on the same box.

Not sure your box outputs 4K? Grab the remote, open Settings, go to Display (on some boxes it is called Display and Sounds or Video), then Resolution. If you see a 4K option, the box can do it. If the highest option is Full HD, the Premium Pack or VIP Premium Pack is the sensible match, and you lose nothing by skipping the 4K focus. Our guide to the 4K IPTV box lists every link in the 4K chain.

Matching the pack to the box under your TV

Most questions we receive about plans are really questions about hardware. Here are the situations we see most often, and the pack choice that follows from each.

If you have not bought a box yet, start with our IPTV boxes hub, then the page on the best IPTV box in Canada. Pick the hardware for your room first, check its resolution and network port, and only then choose the pack. It saves you paying for a 4K focus your screen will never show.

Choosing the length of your IPTV subscription for box use

Length is the second choice, and it has four options for every pack: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Whatever you pick, the whole term is settled in a single payment in Canadian dollars, with a card or with PayPal. No contract ties you in and nothing renews behind your back; your card sees another charge only on the day you decide to order again. The right length depends less on the pack than on how settled your box is in its room.

The durations differ on only a few points. The catalogue, the access and the rules stay identical; only the length and the cost per month change.

For exact amounts, see current prices on each pack page when you order: the Premium Pack, the VIP Premium Pack or the Ultimate 4K Pack. Every duration is listed there, so you can compare them side by side before you pay. For the long view on a yearly order, see the 12-month IPTV plan page.

Check your connection before you pick a pack

A pack only looks as good as the connection feeding it. Here is what each screen needs, whatever pack you choose:

These figures add up with everything else on your line. If someone is on a video call in the kitchen while the box plays in 4K, the connection needs room for both at the same time. The figure that counts is the one that reaches the box at the busiest moment of the evening, not the one printed on your internet bill.

Placement matters as much as the plan. Wi-Fi signals do not like thick walls, metal cabinets or the back of a TV. A few hands-on fixes cost nothing but a few minutes:

• Pull the box out of the closed TV cabinet and set it on the shelf, front facing the room.
• If you use a stick, plug it in with the short HDMI extender, so it hangs away from the TV’s metal back panel.
• If the router is in the same room, run an Ethernet cable straight to the box. A wired link is the steadiest option you have.
• Restart the router and the box once before your first setup: unplug both, count to ten, plug the router in first, then the box.

To check what the box really receives, open its network settings and look at the signal strength. Better still, install a speed test app from your device’s official app store and run it on the box itself, not on your phone. Our guide to Wi-Fi or Ethernet for an IPTV box shows how to read that screen and how to run a fair test on a busy evening.

The players that read your login

Every pack works with the same set of players. You choose one based on your box and how you like menus to feel under your thumb. Here is a quick map of where each one usually fits.

Availability varies by device and changes over time, because each publisher decides where to list its app. Before you order, open your box’s official app store, use the search bar and type the player’s name. If it appears, install it and open it once so you see the login screen. If it does not, pick another player from the list. Our box apps hub compares them in detail, and the guide to IPTV Smarters Pro on a box is a good place to start if you have never used a player before.

One connection per pack, several devices in the house

Each pack includes 1 simultaneous connection. In plain terms: one screen plays at a time. You can still enter the same credentials on several of your own devices, for example the box in the living room, the tablet in the bedroom and the PC in the office, and use them one at a time.

Need two screens running together, say the box and a tablet on the same night? Send the request from the contact page and support will reply with what it takes and what it costs. There is no fixed multi-screen offer published here, because the answer depends on your request. When you write, mention the devices you use and the resolution you expect on each, so support can answer precisely.

From checkout to the first channel

Here is the full path, from choosing a pack to watching on your box. Keep the remote nearby; most of it happens on the TV. The payment part has its own detailed page, paying for your IPTV plan, if you want every screen explained.

1. Settle on a pack. Weigh the three against your box: its top resolution decides whether the 4K focus is worth it.
2. Set the length. Tap 1, 3, 6 or 12 months in the selector and look at it twice. Nothing will extend it later without you.
3. Settle the bill. Card or PayPal, one charge, shown in Canadian dollars on the screen before you confirm.
4. Watch your mailbox. The access e-mail is sent within minutes. No sign of it? Spam and promotions are the first places to look.
5. Open the player on the box. If it is not installed yet, get it from your device’s official app store, then launch it from the home screen.
6. Enter your details with the remote. Select Xtream Codes (or M3U), then type the server URL, the username and the password exactly as written in the e-mail. Press OK or Add User.
7. Test a channel. Let the list load, open a channel and give it a few seconds. If it plays, you are done. If it stutters, move the box closer to the router or plug in Ethernet.

Roughly what the player asks for. Each app words its fields a little differently.

Typing with arrow keys is the slow part. Many boxes let you use your phone as a keyboard through the box’s companion app, and some players accept a paste. Our guide to Xtream Codes on your box shows each screen and the typos that most often block a login, such as a missing slash or a capital letter.

Planning your IPTV subscription for box viewing over time

Because nothing renews automatically, you stay in control of every order. That freedom comes with one small duty: remembering the end date. Here is the rhythm we suggest for any duration.

1. Order day

   File the e-mail

   Move the access e-mail to a folder you can find quickly. You will need it after a box reset or on a new device.

2. Same day

   Set a reminder

   Add an alert on your phone a few days before the term ends. That is all it takes to avoid a dark screen.

3. First week

   Test at peak time

   Watch on a busy evening in the resolution you chose. If it pauses, fix the placement or the cable early.

4. Reminder day

   Decide calmly

   Same pack, a different pack, a different duration or a break. Order only if you want to keep watching.

When you reorder, you can change both the pack and the duration. Many households start with a short test and then move to a longer term once the box has a permanent spot. Others move from the Premium Pack to the VIP Premium Pack once they realise how much time they spend in the series menus. There is no penalty and no paperwork; each order stands on its own.

If your new order comes with new access details, type them into the player the same way you did the first time. Keep the old e-mail until the new login works, then archive it so you never type outdated details by mistake.

Three households, three different plans

It often helps to see how other homes reason it through. These are typical setups, described the way people explain them to support, with the choice that made sense for each. They are examples to think with, not rules.

The condo with one big TV

A couple in a downtown condo has a 4K TV on the living room wall, an Android TV box on the media console and the router two metres away on the same shelf. They mostly watch films and a few live channels at night. The box is wired with a short cable, the display menu offers a 4K resolution, and a speed test on the box shows plenty of room above 25 Mbps. Everything in the chain is ready for 4K, so the Ultimate 4K Pack is a sensible match. Because the setup is already proven, they skip the test month and go straight to a longer term.

Start from the room and the box, then the habits, and only then the figures. The catalogue comes last, not first.

The family house with a stick in the basement

A family of four has a Fire TV Stick on an older Full HD TV in the basement den, with the router upstairs in the front hall. The kids watch series after school; the parents watch the news later. The stick tops out at Full HD and the Wi-Fi in the basement is still an unknown. Here a 4K focus would be wasted, and the series library matters most, so the VIP Premium Pack fits. They start with a short duration to see how the basement Wi-Fi copes on a busy evening, then fix the placement before committing longer.

The retiree who watches the evening programmes

A retired viewer has a smart TV in the living room and an Apple TV connected to it, with a remote she knows by heart. She watches live programmes most evenings and an occasional film at the weekend. Her setup has worked for months, she is not interested in long series, and she does not want to think about reordering often. The Premium Pack on a 12-month term suits her: a full year of live viewing, one payment and one reminder on her phone.

One more thing these homes have in common: none of them is locked in. Because every order stands alone, the next one can follow the hardware or the habits if they change, whether that means a bigger library, a 4K focus or simply a different length.

When your box changes in the middle of a term

Hardware moves on faster than plans do. A stick dies, a new TV arrives with a better app store, or you finally buy that full-size box with a network port. None of that affects your order: the access belongs to you, not to the device, so you carry it across.

Two points are worth a thought when the hardware changes. First, if the new box outputs 4K and the old one did not, your next order may be the moment to look at the Ultimate 4K Pack; there is no need to change anything before your current term ends. Second, remember the rule of 1 simultaneous connection: an old stick moved to the bedroom with the same login still counts as a device that can play. Keep the habit of stopping one before starting the other. Our box setup hub has the full order of steps for any new device, from the first boot to the first channel.

What to ask support before you order

Support is there before the sale as much as after it, and a short message can settle the questions this page cannot answer for your exact home. The most useful questions are concrete ones.

You can reach support by e-mail or WhatsApp (+33 6 44 65 43 13), 7 days a week, in English and French, or through the contact page. If you would rather read first, the box troubleshooting hub covers the most common problems after setup, from a login that will not connect to a picture that keeps pausing.

Pack-picking mistakes we see often

Most regrets about a plan come from a handful of avoidable slips. Run through these before you confirm.

The last two deserve a word. If your access e-mail is not in the inbox, it is nearly always in spam, promotions or a mail filter; check those before anything else, then write to support with your order details rather than paying twice. And at checkout, glance at the duration selector one last time before you confirm. It is the single most common slip, and the easiest to avoid.

Deep dive: why the duration does not change the catalogue

The catalogue depends on the pack, never on the duration. A Premium Pack for 1 month has exactly the same channels, series and movies as a Premium Pack for 12 months. The access, the players and the 1 simultaneous connection are identical too. The only differences are the length of the term and the cost per month. That is why a short test month gives you a fair picture of what a longer term will look like on your box.

A quick word on rights

People sometimes ask whether IPTV is allowed. The technology is legal; whether a service is legal depends on the broadcasting rights it holds, so check before subscribing. If anything is unclear, ask questions before you pay, not after. Our guide to whether IPTV is legal in Canada explains the difference between the technology and the service in plain terms.

Ask your questions before checkout. A two-line message to support costs nothing and can save you an evening of guesswork.

Support answers in English and French, 7 days a week, by e-mail and WhatsApp (+33 6 44 65 43 13). When you write, include the box model, how it connects to the router and what you plan to watch. It helps support give you a precise answer the first time.

Plan words in plain language

A few terms come up again and again when you choose and set up a plan. Here they are, without the jargon.

Pack

The catalogue you choose: Premium, VIP Premium or Ultimate 4K.

Duration

How long the access lasts: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, paid once.

Simultaneous connection

The number of streams allowed to run together on your access. Every pack has 1.

Xtream Codes

The three-part login (server address, user name, password) that most box players ask for.

M3U link

One long address holding the whole list, pasted into players that prefer it.

Player

The app on your box that reads your login and shows the channels, such as TiviMate or XCIPTV.

Automatic renewal

A repeating charge some services set up. Ours never does this; each term ends quietly.

Resolution

The sharpness of the picture: HD, Full HD or 4K, set in your box’s display settings.

If a word in your access e-mail or your player is not listed here, the IPTV box guide covers the full vocabulary, from HDMI to the programme guide. For setting everything up in the right order, the box setup hub has the buttons to press at every step.

Before you order: a final IPTV subscription for box checklist

Run through this list with the remote in hand. If you can tick every line, you are ready to order and watch the same evening.

• You know your box’s highest resolution (Settings, then Display, then Resolution).
• The player sits on the home screen, came from the official store and opens cleanly.
• The box is in the open or wired with Ethernet, and the signal screen shows a good link.
• Your connection holds 10, 15 or 25 Mbps for that screen, on top of the rest of the house.
• You have chosen the pack that matches your box and your viewing habits.
• You have chosen the duration that matches how settled your setup is.
• You have asked support about any specific language or extra simultaneous screens.
• Your phone is close for any payment confirmation from your bank or PayPal.

Then pick your pack: the Premium Pack for classic evenings, the VIP Premium Pack for series and movies, or the Ultimate 4K Pack for a full 4K chain. If you are still hesitating between a test month and a year, the 1-month IPTV plan page lays out a simple test you can run on your own Wi-Fi.

FAQ

Which pack should I start with on a Fire TV Stick?

Look at the stick first: Settings, then Display, shows its top resolution. A stick that reaches 4K on a 4K TV can make use of any pack. One that stops at Full HD is better paired with Premium or VIP Premium, where the extra catalogue matters more than 4K.

Does my IPTV subscription for box use renew by itself?

Never. You settle 1, 3, 6 or 12 months in a single payment, and when that term runs out the access simply stops. Nothing is billed again unless you come back and place a fresh order yourself.

How fast do I get my login details?

Minutes after the payment clears, an e-mail arrives with either Xtream Codes details or an M3U link. If the inbox looks empty, open spam and promotions before anything else; that is where late access e-mails usually hide.

Can I use the same login on my box and my phone?

Yes, as long as both are yours and only one plays at a time. Every pack carries 1 simultaneous connection. A second screen running in parallel is something support can quote for on request from the contact page.

Is there a player included with the pack?

No app comes with the pack. Pick one, such as TiviMate, XCIPTV or IPTV Smarters Pro, from the official store on your device. Publishers set their own licence terms, so check the current price on the app’s official website if one asks.

Where can I see what each pack costs?

On each pack page, where every duration is listed in Canadian dollars. Checkout shows the final total once more before you approve it with your card or PayPal.

Does a longer duration give me more channels?

No. What you can watch is set by the pack alone. Switching from 1 month to 12 changes the term and the cost spread over each month, never the catalogue.

Do I need a 4K box for the Ultimate 4K Pack?

To actually see 4K, the whole chain must carry it: the TV, the box output, the HDMI cable and 25 Mbps reaching that box. Missing one link? Premium or VIP Premium will serve you better.

Can I change pack when my term ends?

Of course. Orders are independent, so the next one can be a different pack, a different length or both. If the details in the new e-mail differ, retype them in the player.

Do you have channels in a specific language?

You will find French-language and international content. For anything narrower, message support before you order so you know exactly what to expect on your box.