Australian IPTV
IPTV in Australia with Australian and New Zealand channels
IPTVORE sells one IPTV subscription for Australia that carries the Australian and New Zealand channel packages beside channels from the USA, the UK, Canada and much of Europe.
Live TV and the on-demand library of films and series share one login, on the TV, box or phone you already own. You pay once for 1 to 24 months, from $19 in US dollars.
What the line carries for Australia
The Australian and New Zealand channel packages are part of every IPTVORE line, with nothing to add on and nothing extra to pay.
The rest of the line sits beside them, from the USA and the UK to Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Greece, the Netherlands, Spain and the Nordic countries.
Films and series on demand come with the same login.
Many Australian homes have a second country in them, and that is where one line earns its keep.
A parent from Athens or a partner from Manchester watches the Greek or the British channels beside the Australian ones, under the same login, with no second subscription to pay for.
Your login email includes an edit link, for a test line as much as for a paid plan.
There you tick the country packages your line should show, so the list holds Australia, New Zealand and whatever else you watch, and nothing you would scroll past.
The Norwegian, Swedish and Danish channels in the same line have a page of their own, Nordic IPTV. If IPTV itself is new to you, our short page on what IPTV is explains it.
Your internet plan, in plain numbers
Full HD needs a steady 20 Mbps and 4K needs 50 Mbps.
Those are the two numbers to hold against your internet plan.
On a 25 Mbps plan, one screen in Full HD is comfortable and 4K is not.
With 50 Mbps you can run one 4K stream.
At 100 Mbps a busy home has room for a second or third line at the same time.
Measure the speed you actually get in the evening, when the whole street is online, and measure it on the device that will do the watching.
Where the TV can take a cable, plug it in.
Streaming also counts toward a plan's data allowance unless the plan is unlimited.
What a subscription costs from Australia
Every price on this site is in US dollars, and the figure you see is the whole cost of the plan.
There is no monthly billing. A plan is one payment that covers 1 to 24 months, and nothing renews on its own. Your card or bank converts the amount at its own rate on the day.
| Plan | Duration | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1 month | $19 |
| Enthusiast | 3 months | $35 |
| Advanced | 6 months | $46 |
| Ore | 12 months | $64 |
| Premium | 24 months | $110 |
The service is the same on every plan. Only the length differs.
Each line plays on one screen at a time.
If two rooms watch at the same time, the pricing page has multi-line plans, and each extra line costs less. When you want to carry on, you place a new order, and the line keeps its username and password.
If it is not for you, ask for a refund within 7 days of purchase and the full amount comes back, no questions asked.
From the eighth day on, a plan cannot be refunded.
Three steps from payment to the first channel
1. Pay once on the pricing page
Pick 1 to 24 months and pay in US dollars. One payment, the whole period.
2. Check your email
The email with your username, password and server details usually lands within minutes. Now and then an order needs a hand from the team, and then it can take up to 12 hours.
3. Open a player app
Enter the details on your TV, box or phone. How to enter them is in the next section, and the setup guide has every screen.
Works on the TV, box or phone you already have
The login goes into a player app on a Fire TV Stick or Fire TV, on Android TV and Google TV, on Samsung and LG Smart TVs, on Android and Apple phones and tablets, on a Windows or Mac computer, and on MAG and other portal boxes.
Most apps take a username, a password and a server address. Some take one playlist link, and a MAG box takes a portal address.
Our setup guide for Firestick, Smart TVs, phones and MAG boxes goes through each device screen by screen and says which apps work well on it.
A few player apps have a fee of their own, paid to the app's developer and separate from IPTVORE.
Help at any hour, Australian time included
Support answers at any hour, which matters on Australian time.
IPTVORE has run since February 2023. Send a WhatsApp message or an email and our AI assistant replies at once, in English.
Some things need a person, such as a login that refuses to connect, a renewal or a refund. Then someone from the team picks up the same conversation.
Australians overseas
The line is not tied to Australia.
An Australian on a two-year contract in Singapore, or a backpacker working through Europe, keeps the one login, and the channels follow as long as the internet does.
No country is excluded, and we sell to anyone, anywhere.
Common questions from Australian viewers
Which Australian channels are included?
The Australian and New Zealand channel packages, beside the rest of the line, with films and series on demand under the same login. We name countries rather than channels on this site, and a test line shows you the full list before you pay.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes, through the link at the top of this page. A 24-hour test line is usually ready in under a minute, no credit card is asked for, and each email address can take one test.
What internet plan do I need?
A steady 20 Mbps covers Full HD and 50 Mbps covers 4K, measured in the evening on the device you watch on. A 25 Mbps plan covers Full HD on one screen. 4K wants 50 Mbps or more.
Are the prices in Australian dollars?
No. Prices are in US dollars, paid once for the whole period. Your card or bank converts the amount at its own rate. There is no monthly billing and nothing renews on its own.
Is there a lock-in contract?
No. A plan is one payment for 1 to 24 months. When it ends you choose whether to renew, and a renewed line keeps its username and password.
How soon do I get my login after paying?
Usually within minutes, by email, with your username, password and server details. The odd order needs manual work and can take up to 12 hours.
Can two TVs in the house watch at the same time?
Not on one line. Two TVs at once need two lines, and the pricing page sells multi-line plans where each extra line costs less.
Does it work in New Zealand and overseas?
Yes. It works anywhere with an internet connection, and the New Zealand package is part of the line.