This page maps every group an AllTimeIPTV login opens, and the short answer is that all 25,000+ live channels come with every term. A one-month order reaches the same sport, news, film, kids and international folders as a five-screen year, on the same load-balanced servers. Nobody is quietly moved onto slower hardware or a shorter list.
Below is a highlights list, grouped the way most players display it. Inside the app several folders hold more entries than we print, including regional feeds and additional quality copies. Broadcasters rename and retire channels, so this page is revised whenever the line-up moves. Search a name before you order.
Live channels with no tiers and no add-on packs
Many television sellers advertise a low entry figure and then split the channels into packs. The starter tier holds local networks and a handful of general channels, while sport, film and international folders each cost more. By the time the package matches what a family watches, it has doubled.
We do not run tiers at all. Two things decide what a plan costs: how long it runs and how many screens may stream together. On one screen that reads:
- 1 month: $15, the complete line-up.
- 3 months: $29, about $9.67 a month, the complete line-up.
- 6 months: $45, about $7.50 a month, the complete line-up.
- 12 months: $69, about $5.75 a month, the complete line-up.
The list stays the same on every row, which is the whole point of a single catalogue. If you want to know why we spend on capacity rather than on extra tiers, read what premium IPTV should mean. Every term and screen count sits together on the AllTimeIPTV plans page.
How the AllTimeIPTV channel groups are ordered
The folders run from what households open daily to what people seek out by language. Your player mirrors the same order down the side of the screen, and knowing it saves a lot of scrolling with a remote.
US networks and news at the top
CBS, ABC, FOX and NBC come first, since network drama, the evening bulletin and the biggest games all sit there. News, Business and Weather follows, gathering CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and NewsNation beside CNBC, Bloomberg and the Weather Channel. British and Canadian bulletins share that folder through Sky News, BBC News, CBC News Network and CP24.
Sport split three ways rather than piled together
Sport is divided by region so supporters reach a league in fewer clicks. The US folder carries ESPN, FS1, NFL Network, NBA TV and the college conference networks. Viewers in Britain, Ireland and Canada use the second for Sky Sports, TSN, Sportsnet and TNT Sports. The worldwide folder holds beIN Sports, SuperSport, the DAZN feeds and Spanish-language networks such as TUDN. None of it is an extra purchase, and our live sport page explains how capacity is reserved for kick-off.
Film, drama, children and factual
Movies and Entertainment gathers the big film brands, HBO, Cinemax, Starz and Showtime, next to TNT, USA Network and Comedy Central. Series and Drama carries AMC, FX, Sky Atlantic and ITV3. Kids and Family keeps Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, CBeebies and Treehouse together, so a parental PIN can shut the rest away. Discovery, History, National Geographic and HGTV make up the factual folder.
Country and language folders
National folders follow for Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Language folders come next for Spanish, French, Arabic, South Asian, German, Turkish and Portuguese viewers, then Europe, Africa and East Asia. Together they reach 60+ countries from one login. A home that wants Telemundo for one parent and Star Plus for another adds nothing to the order for either.
Using the TV guide (EPG) alongside the line-up
The electronic programme guide, shortened to EPG, is the timeline showing what airs tonight and tomorrow. It loads with your AllTimeIPTV playlist and fills each row with titles, start times and short descriptions. The guide is part of the service on every term, not an option.
Four habits keep it quick and accurate:
- Build a favourites folder of the ten or fifteen channels you genuinely watch. Almost everybody uses a small slice of the catalogue.
- Leave the device clock on automatic. Players read guide times from it, so a wrong time zone shifts every listing on screen.
- Refresh the EPG after a long gap, or whenever the listings look stale.
- Hide language folders nobody uses, which also shortens the load time on modest sticks.
Listings come from schedules broadcasters publish themselves. A handful of small stations publish none, although their stream plays perfectly. On catch-up channels the guide also lets you scroll back to something that aired earlier. The TiViMate setup guide shows the grid layout most live-TV viewers settle on.
HD, FHD and 4K copies of one live channel
Search a popular name and it may return several entries. Those are the same broadcast at different picture qualities, sometimes with an east or west coast feed on its own schedule. AllTimeIPTV carries 4K, FHD and HD wherever the source produces it, and no copy costs more than another.
Picking a copy is mostly a question of what your line can hold steadily. A 4K feed wants roughly 25 Mbps to itself and rewards a wired connection. The HD copy uses a fraction of that and stays smooth when the whole house is online. Keep both versions of your main channels in favourites and move between them as the evening gets busy. The 4K IPTV page sets out what hardware and speed the sharpest feeds ask for.
What a channel line-up does not contain
Every name above is a scheduled broadcast, not an app. The HBO entry plays the linear HBO feed rather than the HBO Max catalogue, and the same holds for the rest. AllTimeIPTV carries no Netflix, Disney+ or Prime Video, and none of their original series.
Say so plainly and the comparison becomes honest: your current television bill against one AllTimeIPTV plan plus whichever single app you refuse to drop. Separate from the live folders, every plan also opens an on-demand library of 120,000+ films and series, sorted by category inside the player.
The same line-up across several screens
One login works on the television, a phone, a tablet and a laptop. The plan decides how many may play at the same moment, from one to five. Every screen sees the whole catalogue, so nobody gets a reduced version on the bedroom set.
Shared plans are built for homes where somebody is watching at almost any hour. A five-screen year is $239, about $3.98 per screen per month, and a two-screen year is $119. All five streams are served by the same balanced cluster, so a busy living room does not slow the bedroom. Our page on watching round the clock covers how simultaneous streams are counted, and the setup guides cover the devices you already own.
Asking AllTimeIPTV for a channel that is missing
No line-up in the world holds every channel. When a search here returns nothing, message support on WhatsApp before ordering. Three details make the answer faster:
- the exact channel name, spelled as the broadcaster writes it;
- the country or language it broadcasts in;
- a link to the channel website, if one exists.
Support will say plainly whether the channel exists under another name, can be investigated, or is beyond what we can carry. Nobody here promises a channel to close an order. That is also why nothing renews on its own and why every first order carries a 7-day guarantee: you judge the line-up on your own screen rather than on a claim.
The safe route is short. Take the free 24-hour trial and open the folders you care about at your usual viewing hour. When the channels hold, read what an IPTV subscription includes before you place the order.
Open your own channels at your own peak hour
The free 24-hour trial unlocks all 25,000+ channels with no card, so you can watch how they behave on a busy evening. Terms start at $15 for one month and run to $69 for a year on one screen.
Questions about the channel line-up
Does a one-month plan carry fewer channels than a yearly one?
No. Every term opens the identical line-up on the identical servers, so sport, news, film and international groups all load from day one. What you choose is how long the plan runs and how many screens may stream together. Nothing about reliability or content is held back for longer orders.
Can I verify one particular channel before ordering?
Yes, and it takes two steps. Search the name in the box on this page, then request the 24-hour trial, which needs no card. Open that channel in the player at the hour you normally watch. A channel that holds steady during your peak evening will behave the same once you are a paying customer.
Why does one channel appear three or four times in the player?
Those entries are copies of a single broadcast in different picture qualities, or regional feeds on their own schedule. A 4K or FHD copy shows more detail but asks more of your line; the HD copy rides out congested Wi-Fi better. Keep your preferred copy in favourites and hide the others.
What do I do when a channel shows a blank guide?
Refresh the EPG in your player, then confirm the device clock and time zone are set to automatic. Very large guides need a minute to load fully. A few small stations publish no listings at all, leaving the row empty while the picture plays normally. If a major channel stays blank, message support.
Do channels added later cost existing subscribers anything?
No. New channels appear inside your existing groups at no charge, because there are no packs to unlock. The rule runs both ways: when a broadcaster withdraws a feed, your figure stays exactly where it was for the rest of the term.
