What You Can Actually Watch
Rather than list 18,000 channel names, here is how the lineup breaks down by what people actually search for — the leagues, the countries and the libraries. New channels go in every week, and the trial is the quickest way to confirm yours is among them.
USA
UK & Ireland
Canada
Europe
Arabic & MENA
Latino & South America
Asia, Africa & More
Finding Your Channels In 18,000
A number that large is only useful if yours is in it. Here is how the list is actually organised.
Sport sits in tiers
Domestic league coverage, the national broadcasters that carry it, and separate event channels that switch on for boxing, MMA and pay-per-view nights. Big cards appear on the day rather than living in the list all year, so do not judge the sport coverage on a quiet Tuesday.
Countries, not just languages
UK, US, Canadian, Irish and Australian channels are grouped separately even though they share a language, because the schedules and the rights differ. Arabic, Latino, South Asian, African and most of Europe each carry their own full section.
On demand is a separate library
The 60,000+ films and 8,400+ box sets do not appear in the live list at all. They sit in your app’s VOD area, sorted by genre and by season, and they are searchable by title.
Check before you commit
If a specific channel is the reason you are here — a regional sports network, a home country news channel, a particular kids’ strand — send us the name over WhatsApp before you buy. We will tell you plainly whether it is carried, and if it is, the 36-hour trial lets you watch it on your own screen first.
The list changes weekly as feeds are added and reorganised. If something you rely on disappears, message us: it has usually moved rather than gone.
Check Your Own Channels First
Load the full lineup on your own device for 36 hours and check every channel you care about.