Buyer's guide
How to compare IPTV services before you pay
Two IPTV offers can look identical and be completely different services. This checklist is what we would want to know as buyers — use it on us and on anyone else. A good provider answers every line without hesitating.
The checklist
Eight questions to ask any IPTV provider
| Question | Why it matters | Our answer |
|---|---|---|
| Is the price the same everywhere? | Different prices on different pages often mean the offer will change at checkout too. | One price list, confirmed in writing before payment. |
| How many screens can play at once? | Most "it stopped working" complaints are two devices on a one-screen plan. | One screen per plan, stated up front. |
| Is there a written refund policy? | A promise in a chat is not a policy. | Yes — 7-day window, published on the site. |
| Can you test before paying? | Your TV and Wi-Fi are the real test, not a demo video. | Tests can be requested on WhatsApp. |
| Does support answer before you buy? | If nobody replies when they want your money, nobody will reply later. | Yes, in English, in writing. |
| Do contact details match the website? | Look-alike sellers use similar names with different numbers. | gammaiptvhd.com, one WhatsApp number, @gammaiptvhd.com email. |
| Are setup instructions specific to your device? | Generic instructions waste evenings. | Guides per device, plus help with screenshots. |
| Are claims realistic? | Huge round numbers and "zero buffering, guaranteed" are marketing, not specifications. | We publish limits next to features. |
Red flags
Warning signs worth walking away from
- Countdown timers or "only 3 spots left" on a digital service
- Channel counts that change between the homepage and the plans
- A free trial in the headline that the FAQ says does not exist
- Pages of five-star reviews with no way to verify them
- Requests for card PINs, banking passwords or remote access
- Being told to install apps from unknown download codes
Comparing price fairly
Compare the monthly cost of plans of the same length, then check what each includes: number of screens, support, refund terms. A cheaper plan with one screen and no refund policy can cost more in the end.
Our own plans, compared with each other:
| Plan | Total | Per month | vs. monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $17 | $17.00 | — |
| 3 months | $33 | $11.00 | 35% less per month |
| 6 months | $44 | $7.33 | 57% less per month |
| 12 months | $65 | $5.42 | 68% less per month |
| 24 months | $120 | $5.00 | 71% less per month |
Questions
Comparison questions
Why do IPTV services advertise such different channel numbers?
Numbers are often counted differently — every quality version and regional copy of a channel counted separately, for example. What matters is whether the channels you watch are there, which is why we check your country list rather than quote a total.
Is the cheapest IPTV service the best value?
Only if it works on your TV, has support that answers and a refund policy you can read. A low price with none of those is a gamble, not a saving.
Should I choose a long plan straight away?
Long plans are the cheapest per month, but start shorter — or with a test — if you have not used IPTV on your current TV and connection before.
Keep reading
Check us against the list
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Free trial
Check your device and connection before you choose a plan.
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Secure payment
How ordering and payment work, step by step.
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About us
How we work, what we promise and what we never do.