Your SyntraTV Subscription: One Login for the Whole Household

A SyntraTV subscription is one login that the whole household can use. It opens 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ movies and series in 4K, FHD and HD. It includes a full TV guide and catch-up on supported channels. You decide whether one, two, three or five screens can stream together, and prices start at $15 for a month on one screen.

You order through a short form, pay with an option sent to you on WhatsApp and get your login in under 15 minutes. Nothing renews automatically. A first order is covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee. This page lists every price, the ordering steps, how screens work and what happens at renewal time.

What a SyntraTV Subscription Includes

Every SyntraTV plan unlocks the complete service. A longer plan buys more time, and a bigger plan buys more screens at once. Neither one adds or removes channels, because there are no tiers or add-on packs.

• 25,000+ live channels, sorted into categories for news, sport, kids, film and more.
• 120,000+ movies and series on demand, with search and posters.
• A full electronic program guide showing what is on now, next and later.
• Catch-up on supported channels, so you can replay recent programs from the guide.
• Streams in 4K, FHD and HD, depending on each channel's source.
• One login for every device: TV, stick, tablet, phone and computer.
• 24/7 human support on WhatsApp, from the first login onward.
• Money back within 7 days if a first order fails on a supported device.

A few things are not part of the package. Originals from streaming platforms stay on those platforms. No plan includes hardware, so you bring the screen and the internet line. The SyntraTV channel page explains what the line-up covers in more detail.

Support is part of the subscription too, not an extra. A real person answers on WhatsApp at any hour, whether you are adding a screen, fixing the guide or setting a PIN for the kids. There is no ticket queue and no premium support tier.

You can see all of this before paying. The 24-hour free trial opens the same service as a paid plan and needs no card.

What changes from plan to plan

Only two things change: the number of months and the number of screens that can stream at the same moment. A single viewer on a one-month plan sees exactly the same guide, catch-up and library as a five-screen household on a yearly plan. That keeps the choice simple for everyone in the family.

Picture quality on every plan

Streams play in 4K, FHD or HD, depending on how each channel is broadcast. The plan never lowers that ceiling. What does matter is your line: each 4K stream wants roughly 25 Mbps, so check your speed before putting three 4K screens on one connection. The 4K IPTV page explains the settings that help.

SyntraTV Prices for 1, 2, 3 or 5 Screens

Your price comes from two decisions: the plan's length in months and the number of screens streaming together. All figures are in US dollars. They match the prices on the order form and in the WhatsApp chat.

Every cell in that table unlocks the same channels, the same guide and the same catch-up. You are only paying for time and for screens. Nothing is held back for a higher tier.

Picking a length that suits your home

• 1 month suits a first paid run after the trial, or a household still deciding.
• 3 months covers a sports season or a school term.
• 6 months means one order for half the year.
• 12 months suits homes that already know SyntraTV fits their routine.

What the screen count really buys

A screen in a plan is a stream, not a device. You can sign in on eight gadgets with a two-screen plan. Only two of them can play at the same instant. That is why the right number depends on your busiest evening, not on how many TVs you own.

The pricing page shows the same plans as cards with order buttons. For context on the wider market, see what IPTV costs a typical household.

How to Buy SyntraTV, Step by Step

You buy SyntraTV directly from us, on this website. There is no app store listing and no marketplace reseller in the middle. The whole order takes a few minutes.

1. Choose your plan. Decide on months and screens using the table or the plan cards, then press the order button.
2. Fill in the order form. Enter your first name, email, country and WhatsApp number. That is all we ask.
3. Get your payment options on WhatsApp. Support messages you with the ways to pay that are available to you.
4. Pay and confirm. Complete the payment, then drop a quick confirmation into that chat. It lets us pair the payment with your order number.
5. Receive your login. Your SyntraTV details arrive in under 15 minutes, by WhatsApp and email.
6. Set up your screens. Open your device's guide in the setup hub, or stay on WhatsApp while support talks you through it.

If this is your first time with a player app, the IPTV Smarters Pro guide is the gentlest place to begin. It works on phones, tablets and most streaming sticks.

How payment works

Payment happens through a secure link that support sends on WhatsApp after you place the order. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are generally accepted, and support confirms what is available where you live. You never pay a private person, and nobody from SyntraTV will ask for your card number in a chat message.

A few quick questions from support

To send the right login format the first time, support may check a few details. Which screens will you use? How many family members tend to stream at once? Is there a MAG box, or a TV app activated by MAC address, in the house? Short answers are fine.

Keep the chat after your login arrives. It holds your order history, which makes renewals and later questions faster.

Where Can I Buy an IPTV Subscription Safely?

Buy an IPTV subscription directly from the provider, through its website or the contact number it publishes. For SyntraTV, that means the order form on this site and the WhatsApp number +44 7451 256085. Avoid anyone who messages you first, sells through social media comments or asks you to pay a private person.

The same checks help with any provider you consider:

• A free trial. A good service lets you test on your own TV before paying.
• Public prices. Plans and prices should be visible without a sales chat.
• A written refund rule. Look for a clear time window and terms.
• No automatic renewal surprises. You should know when, and whether, you will be charged again.
• Real support. Send a question before you buy and see how quickly a person answers.
• No forever offers. A one-time fee for endless access is a warning sign, not a bonus.

The FTC's advice on avoiding scams is worth two minutes before paying anyone online. Our checklist for choosing an IPTV service a household can trust goes further.

Watch out for lookalikes, too. Copycat pages sometimes borrow a real brand name and a similar logo. If a site or account selling SyntraTV does not link back to this website, treat it as unofficial.

How can I purchase an IPTV subscription?

The usual path is simple. Pick a plan, fill in a short order form, pay through the method the provider offers and receive a login. With SyntraTV, the login then works in a player app on every screen in your home.

Buying for a parent or relative

Plenty of orders are placed for someone else, often an older parent who wants the news and a few favourite channels. You can order in your own name and share the login with them. Support can then help them on WhatsApp, or talk you through setting up their TV on a visit. A one-screen plan usually covers a single household like that.

One Login on Every Screen in the Home

A SyntraTV login is not tied to one TV. You can add it to the living-room TV, a bedroom stick, a tablet and a phone. The screen count on your plan simply caps how many of those devices stream together.

The number to think about is simultaneous viewers on your busiest night, not the number of gadgets in the house.

When every screen on the plan is busy, the next stream waits until one stops. Support can move you to a bigger plan at renewal if your home changes.

One honest detail: favourites, watch history and resume points are stored by each player, on each device. SyntraTV does not sync them between screens. The login, the channels and the guide are what stay the same everywhere.

Moving from room to room

Start the evening news in the kitchen on a tablet, then switch it off and open the same channel on the bedroom TV. Because both devices share one login, there is nothing to re-enter. Stop the first stream before you start the second, and a one-screen plan handles the move easily.

The same idea works away from home. Your login is not tied to a street address, so a tablet at a hotel or a stick at a holiday rental signs in with the same details. Just remember that a stream still running on the TV at home uses one of your screens.

Parents can add a PIN in each player to lock categories for younger viewers. The family IPTV page shows how in the most common apps.

Catch-Up and the TV Guide Come With Every Plan

SyntraTV is built around not missing things. Every subscription includes a full TV guide and catch-up on supported channels, from the one-month single-screen plan to the twelve-month five-screen plan.

Think of the EPG as a paper TV listing inside the app: the current show, the next one and the evening ahead. You can browse forward, set reminders in many players and jump straight into a channel. The SyntraTV EPG page covers time-zone settings and fixes for a guide that will not load.

Catch-up works the other way, backward in time. On a supported channel, you scroll back through the guide and play a program that already aired. It is useful for late games, evening news and shows that clash with dinner.

To be clear about limits: catch-up runs on selected channels, not all of them. Each channel also keeps replays for its own length of time. The player shows which programs can be replayed. Our catch-up guide explains how it looks in TiViMate and IPTV Smarters Pro.

An ordinary weeknight, with and without catch-up

Picture a Tuesday. The game starts at 7, but soccer practice ends at 7:30. Without catch-up, you join late and hear the score before you see it. With catch-up on that channel, you open the guide, pick the game and start from the opening whistle.

Later, the kids want a cartoon that aired that morning. A parent checks the guide, sees the replay icon and plays it on the tablet. Nobody had to plan ahead or set a recording.

Renewal Is Your Choice, Never Automatic

SyntraTV never renews a plan without you asking. We keep no card on file and take no recurring payments. When a plan ends, your access simply stops until you place another order.

Your player usually shows the end date in its account or user info screen. When it gets close, send a note to our WhatsApp line saying which plan comes next. You can switch to a different length or screen count at that point.

Support extends the login you already have. Your apps, guide settings and PINs stay in place, with nothing to reinstall on any screen.

If you renew a few days late, no harm is done. The player keeps its setup while the account is paused. Once support extends it, the channels return at the next refresh.

Because there is no automatic charge, there is also no cancellation step. If you choose not to continue, simply let the plan run out.

A handy habit is to note your end date in the family calendar when the login arrives. That way nobody is surprised on the night of a big game, and you can renew a day or two early without losing any time.

Changing your plan at renewal

Households change. A child leaves for college, grandparents move in, or a second TV goes into the basement. Renewal is the natural moment to adjust. Tell support how many people now watch at once, and they will suggest a screen count that fits. The login details stay the same.

The 7-Day Money-Back Promise

A first SyntraTV order comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee. Suppose SyntraTV fails to play properly on a supported device and our team cannot solve it. In that case, you receive a full refund.

• How to ask: message +44 7451 256085 on WhatsApp with your username and what went wrong.
• Window: 7 days from activation.
• Covered: every first order, whatever the months or screens.
• Not covered: renewals, since the service has already proven itself on your devices.

Most problems are solved inside the chat, often with one player setting. The complete terms are on the refund policy page. Questions about plans, devices and payments are also answered in the SyntraTV FAQ.

The guarantee adds to the free trial rather than replacing it. The trial lets you look before you pay. The guarantee covers the first week of a paid plan.

Try these before asking for a refund

Many first-week problems have quick fixes. Restart the stick and the router. Check that the server URL was copied exactly. Try a second player, such as TiViMate instead of a TV app. If the picture stalls, test the same channel over Ethernet. Support will walk through each step with you, and the refund stays available if nothing works.

Getting Ready for Your First Login

A little preparation makes the first evening smooth for the whole household. Most of it can happen during the free trial.

1. List your screens. Note every TV, stick, tablet and phone that will use SyntraTV.
2. Install one player per device. Pick one from the guides, such as the Firestick guide or the Samsung TV guide.
3. Test at prime time. Open a busy sport or news channel between 8 and 11 p.m.
4. Check the guide. Make sure the listings match your own clock.
5. Try a replay. Scroll back on a catch-up channel and play something you missed.
6. Set a PIN. Lock the categories younger viewers should not open.

Happy with the result? Answer in that WhatsApp thread with your chosen plan. We will say whether the trial login stays or a new one replaces it.

Questions worth answering during the trial

Use the trial hours to settle the choices you will face at checkout. How many people really watch at once on a busy evening? Which player feels easiest for the least technical person in the house? Do the catch-up channels cover the programs you tend to miss? Is the guide showing your local time? Clear answers here make the plan choice obvious.

Write your login details down once and keep them somewhere safe. Every new screen you add later uses exactly the same three lines: server URL, username and password.