Sport filed by competition rather than by satellite feed. A film library and complete box sets on demand. Rolling news from every region. All of it listed seven days ahead, with descriptions rather than empty cells.
Early kick-off, full build-up
Evening bulletins from every region
European club night, four ties at once
Documentary strands across nine groups
Feature premieres and the back catalogue
Box sets, complete from episode one
Domestic league football, the European nights, cricket tours, Formula 1 weekends, tennis from all four majors, boxing and UFC cards, NFL, NBA and the college fixtures. The sport groups are organised by competition, so a Saturday afternoon is a list of matches rather than a scroll through a thousand entries named after a satellite feed.
Titles filed under decade, genre and language, with new cinema releases added weekly and the back catalogue kept rather than rotated out. Each entry carries a poster, a synopsis, a running time and the audio tracks available, so you know what you are opening before you open it.
Complete runs rather than the most recent series only. Shows numbered by series and episode, with new episodes appearing within hours of broadcast for the ones that are still running. Nothing vanishes halfway through a rewatch because a licence lapsed.
Programme data runs seven days forward and two days back on the great majority of the live line-up, with descriptions, start times and end times rather than a row of empty cells. Catch-up is available on the channels that carry it, so a programme you missed on Tuesday is still there on Thursday.
Rolling news in English, Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Turkish, Hindi and Urdu, alongside the documentary channels: history, natural history, science, crime, aviation and engineering. It is the section people underestimate at checkout and end up watching most.
Cartoons, preschool, animated films and the family channels grouped together and kept apart from everything else, so a child scrolling on their own tablet stays inside it. You can hide every other group on that device in about a minute.
Terrestrial and satellite entertainment, the full sport tier, news, children and the regional variants.
National networks, regional sports networks, the cable entertainment tier and the American news channels.
Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, the Netherlands, Poland, Greece and the Nordic countries, carried in depth.
The Arabic entertainment, drama, religious, sport and news groups, including the Gulf and Levant broadcasters.
The national channels, the drama tier and Turkish sport, including the domestic league.
Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi entertainment, film, cricket and news channels in several languages.
Nigerian, Ghanaian, Kenyan and South African broadcasters alongside the pan-African sport channels.
Mexican, Argentine, Brazilian and Colombian channels, with the domestic football leagues carried live.
Activation is automatic. Nobody reads your order and sets something up by hand, which is why it finishes in about two minutes rather than the next working day.
Start nowOne month if you want to test the line-up, twelve if you already know. Every length carries exactly the same channels, the same guide and the same film library. Nothing is held back for a higher tier because there is no higher tier.
Tell us whether the American, European or Arabic groups should open first. It reorders the guide around what you actually watch. You still receive everything either way, and you can ask us to change it later without paying again.
Your bank verifies the transaction inside a 3-D Secure window. Card details go to the payment provider and never reach us, which is why we can hold your order history but not your card.
Your login lines appear on screen and land in your inbox at the same moment. Type them into a player, wait for the guide to build once, and the listings are there.
Most people use an electronic programme guide as a channel list with the time printed on it. It will do considerably more than that if you spend ten minutes learning where it hides things.
Read it · 7 minNearly all of them are about the line-up rather than the technology, which is a fair reflection of what matters. The rest are in the help centre.
Full help centreThe complete live channel line-up, plus a video library of films and box-set episodes. The live side breaks down into sport, entertainment, films, kids, factual and documentary, music, religious programming and news from every region. The United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, the Nordics, Turkey, India, Pakistan and the whole MENA region are all carried in depth rather than as a token handful of channels.
The domestic football leagues of England, Scotland, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Portugal and the Netherlands, the European club competitions, international qualifiers and tournaments, cricket from every full-member board, Formula 1 practice through to the race, MotoGP, tennis from all four majors and the tour events between them, golf majors, boxing and UFC cards, rugby union and league, plus NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and the main college fixtures. Regional feeds are carried where they exist, so a match blacked out on one broadcaster is usually available on another.
Yes, and it is the part we spend the most time maintaining. Guide data runs seven days ahead and two days back across the great majority of the live line-up, with real programme titles, synopses and accurate start and end times. It arrives automatically the first time your player builds its channel list, which takes a couple of minutes, and refreshes itself after that. If you find a group with thin or missing data, tell support which group it is and we will point the feed at a better source.
On the channels that support catch-up, yes. Open the channel in the guide, move back through the days, and the programme plays from the start. Coverage is not universal because it depends on the source, and it is strongest on the major UK, US and European entertainment channels. Anything in the film and box-set library is available permanently rather than for a limited window.
Films are filed by genre, by decade and by language, with a separate group for cinema releases added in the last thirty days. Series are filed by show, then by series, then by episode, so you pick a title once and work through it rather than hunting for episode numbers. Every entry carries a poster, a synopsis, the year, the running time and the audio and subtitle tracks that are present.
The order of the groups, not the contents of the subscription. Everybody receives the full line-up. Choosing Arabic lifts the MENA groups to the top of the list, choosing USA lifts the American ones, and choosing Europe does the same for the European feeds. It exists because opening a player onto the full list in an order that means nothing to you is a genuinely poor first evening. Message support with your order number if you want it reordered later and there is no charge.
Choose a length, pay through the card gateway, and your login lines are on screen and in your inbox before you have put the card away.
A programme guide fails independently of the video that plays beside it, which is why a perfect picture can sit next to an empty schedule.
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