40,000+ channels. 180,000+ on demand. A number worth checking before it's a number worth paying for.
Big channel-count claims are the easiest thing in this industry to fake. Monster IPTV handles that the direct way: a $1 trial that opens the actual catalog before a longer plan gets paid for, posted pricing with no signup wall in front of it, and a support inbox that's read by a person.
Four lengths. Every one reaches the identical catalog.
1 Month
One month to put the catalog through its paces before anything longer.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
3 Months
A quarter settled at once, at a better rate than paying monthly.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
6 Months
The length most subscribers here settle on after the first month.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
12 Months
A full year handled once, at the lowest per-month rate of the four.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
Compare every plan in detail → · Or check the catalog first for $1 →
A channel count means nothing until it's checked
| A count taken on faith | Monster IPTV | |
|---|---|---|
| How the number gets verified | It doesn't — the figure sits on a landing page | A $1 trial opens the same catalog a subscriber gets |
| Pricing | Often behind a "contact us" form | Posted in full on the Pricing page |
| Support | A form with no reply guarantee | A real inbox, read in the order messages arrive |
| What a bigger plan buys | Unclear | A lower monthly rate — never a bigger catalog |
More than one site uses this name — here's how to actually tell them apart
Searching "Monster IPTV" turns up several unrelated sellers using a version of the same name, each quoting a different channel count and a different price. That's not a reason to avoid the name — it's a reason to stop comparing marketing pages and start comparing what each one actually lets you check before paying:
- Does checkout happen on the page, or does "buy" redirect to a chat app first?
- Is the full price list visible without messaging anyone?
- Can a $1-scale trial actually be started right now, or does "free trial" just open a contact form?
Those three questions, asked of any provider using this name, tell you more in two minutes than a channel-count comparison ever will.
Sports, movies, news — organized, not just counted
Live sports leagues, round-the-clock news, current movies, full TV series, kids' channels, and international programming spanning dozens of countries — all searchable and organized by category through the on-screen guide, on every plan length.
- 40,000+ channels, organized by category and country in the on-screen guide
- 180,000+ titles on demand, refreshed rather than left static
- Live sports and kids' programming sit in the same lineup, not a separate add-on
- Resolution scales up to 4K on supported devices and source content
Runs on the device already in the room
Smart TV
A player app installed from the built-in Samsung or LG store reaches the full catalog directly — no streaming box needed alongside the TV.
Android TV
A Google TV or Android TV box picks up the identical channel list through whichever Play Store player gets installed on it.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's Appstore handles most setups here; when it doesn't carry a suitable app, a sideloaded one steps in without losing anything.
Android Phone & Tablet
Whatever loads on the living-room screen loads the same way on a handheld, useful for pulling up one channel without going near the remote.
iPhone & iPad
A single App Store download serves both devices, so nothing needs setting up twice.
Apple TV
The App Store route works for most people; a sideload is available too, and either path lands on the same catalog.
Windows & macOS
Either operating system runs a desktop player that takes the login straight in — a fast way to check something without turning on the TV.
From this page to your first channel
Start the $1 trial, or choose a plan directly
Every length reaches the identical catalog — the trial just confirms that first.
Enter an email address
The only detail either form actually requires.
Check the inbox for activation details
Usually within a few hours of payment or trial signup clearing.
Load the login into a compatible player app
Device steps are on the Setup Guide — most people are watching within minutes.
24-Hour Trial
$1.00 unlocks the full catalog for 24 hours — the exact same channels a paying subscriber gets, not a shortened preview list built to look good for an hour.
Start 24-Hour Trial- The complete live and on-demand catalog, nothing held back
- Up to 4K resolution where supported
- One device, active for the full 24 hours
The details worth knowing before you pay
One catalog, every plan
A 1-month subscriber and a 12-month subscriber watch the identical channel and VOD lineup.
A person reads support messages
Not an automated queue — someone reads what was written and replies to it.
Prices posted in the open
All four lengths are on the Pricing page, visible without an email address.
A trial that proves the catalog is real
$1.00 gets you 24 hours on the actual service, not a stripped demo.
Frequently asked questions
What is Monster IPTV, exactly?
Monster IPTV is a subscription built around a genuinely large, checkable catalog — 40,000+ live channels and 180,000+ on-demand titles — delivered over your own internet connection through a compatible player app, in up to 4K where your plan, device, and the source content allow it.
A lot of providers claim huge channel counts — how is this different?
Most of that number is unverifiable until after payment. Every plan here reaches the same catalog, the trial lets that catalog get checked for a dollar before a longer commitment, and support is a real inbox rather than a claim on a landing page.
Does a bigger channel count mean a worse-organized catalog?
No — the on-screen guide (EPG) organizes channels by category and country the same way regardless of catalog size, and the Setup Guide covers navigation for every supported player.
What devices does this actually work on?
Smart TVs (Samsung, LG), Android TV and Google TV boxes, Fire TV and Firestick, Android and iOS phones and tablets, Apple TV, and Windows or Mac computers — every one takes the same login. Setup steps for each are on the Setup Guide.
A few more pages worth a look
Full pricing breakdown
Every plan length and the exact per-month cost.
Start the $1 trial
The fastest way to confirm the catalog is real.
Setup Guide
Step-by-step activation for every supported device.
How to spot a fake channel count
What a padded number looks like before you pay for it.
Refund Policy
The exact terms, published before you need them.
Privacy Policy
What gets collected and why, stated plainly.