About us
About Sphereiptv — and the way we would want to be sold to
Sphereiptv is a small streaming subscription service built on a simple bet: that people would rather have one honest line-up, published prices and a person on the other end than a glossy storefront that goes quiet the moment something breaks.
Our story
Started because the alternatives were frustrating
Most of us came to this from the customer side. We had all paid for services that advertised enormous channel counts, took the money through an automated checkout, and then vanished the first time a stream dropped during something worth watching. The pattern repeated often enough that it stopped looking like bad luck and started looking like the business model.
Sphereiptv was put together as the opposite of that. The catalogue is not tiered, so there is no incentive to make the entry plan feel thin. The prices are all published, so nobody is quoted a different number depending on how keen they sound. And every line is created by someone who has actually read what you asked for.
Today the atlas covers 238 countries and territories and +22,000 live channels, alongside 90,000+ on-demand films and series. It grows when a market is worth adding properly — not when a bigger number would look better on a landing page.
How we work
Seven principles we actually hold to
These are not slogans. Each one costs us something, which is how you can tell we mean them.
- 01
One line-up for everybody
We refuse to split the catalogue into tiers. Whether you take one month on a single screen or a year on five, you get the same +22,000 channels and the same on-demand library. Tiering exists to make cheap plans feel bad, and we would rather compete on quality.
- 02
Lines are built by a person
There is no automated storefront here. Every subscription and every trial is read by a human who checks the countries you asked for before the line is created. It is slower than a checkout button and it produces far fewer disappointed customers.
- 03
Prices are published, all of them
All twenty prices are on the pricing page, with the per-month figure and the saving against rolling monthly shown next to each. Nothing is quoted only on request and nothing changes because of where you are browsing from.
- 04
No card details on this website
We do not collect payment information through this site. You send a request, we confirm what is available for your region, and payment is arranged with you directly. That keeps card data entirely out of our web stack.
- 05
Delivery is the whole product
Anyone can list channel numbers. What matters is whether the stream holds at kick-off. We run load-balanced servers with automatic failover, and we treat a buffering complaint as a fault to fix rather than a support ticket to close.
- 06
Support answers like a person
24/7 on WhatsApp, live chat and email — with real answers rather than a macro. If a setup needs walking through step by step on your own device, that is included and always has been.
- 07
We say what we are
Sphereiptv is a reseller of streaming services. We do not host, record, encode or broadcast any content, and we do not claim rights we do not hold. Where a rights-holder has a concern, our DMCA process is published and we act on it.
What we are not
Being clear about the boundaries
Sphereiptv is a reseller. We do not own, host, record, encode or broadcast any of the content that reaches your screen, and we hold no broadcasting rights of our own. All channel names, logos and programme titles belong to their respective owners.
We also do not process payments on this website. No card form exists anywhere in this application, and the only personal information the site handles is what you type into a form plus the technical details described in our Privacy Policy.
If you are a rights-holder with a concern about material carried on a stream we resell, our DMCA page explains exactly how to reach us and what we do with a notice. We act on valid notices rather than arguing about them.
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Judge it on your own screen
A free trial is the only honest way to evaluate a streaming service. Take one, test the channels you care about, and decide from there.