One login. Every screen. That's the whole idea.
Playlist IPTV exists for the part of switching to IPTV that usually gets glossed over: getting one working login onto every device a household actually uses, with pricing that's posted rather than negotiated, and a trial cheap enough to run before committing further.
One playlist, entered once per device
One login
The same credentials go into a player app on every device — nothing separate to register per screen.
40,000+ live channels
Reachable from that single login, identical no matter which device opens it.
180,000+ on-demand titles
Movies and series, refreshed on an ongoing basis rather than left to go stale.
Posted pricing
Every plan length and exact cost is on Pricing, no email address required to see it.
People setting up more than one screen
A household replacing a cable box usually has more than one TV and at least a phone that should see the same channels. This is built around that reality specifically — a login meant to be entered several times across several devices, not a single-screen product that happens to also work elsewhere. The 24-hour trial reflects that too: it's priced to be tried on the exact device it needs to work on, not just glanced at once.
A few things stated plainly instead of implied
No claim of zero buffering — a connection is only ever as good as the network carrying it, and that half of the equation sits outside anyone's control but yours. No pricing hidden behind a form — every length and its exact cost is on the Pricing page right now. And no plan sold without a way to test it first — the trial is real, priced low, and runs on the same login a subscriber gets.