Choose the perfect IPTV package tailored for your streaming needs in Canada. All plans include 41,821+ live channels, 177,000+ VOD titles, adult channels, and WhatsApp-assisted activation via WhatsApp.
Flexible monthly plan for 1 device. Full access to all 41,821+ live channels, VOD & sports.
Watch simultaneously on two, three, or four devices with the same core subscription features.
Watch on 2 screens at the same time
Watch on 3 screens at the same time
Watch on 4 screens at the same time
When you subscribe to Nexus4KTV in Canada, you gain access to an enterprise-grade IPTV streaming network optimized for flawless 4K UHD performance. Here is what is included in every subscription package:
Comprehensive channel lineups from Canada, United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Scandinavian countries, and international broadcast networks.
Constantly updated video-on-demand library with multi-language audio tracks and subtitles for top box office hits and trending TV shows.
Load-balanced 10Gbps CDN servers located across North America and Europe to prevent buffering and stream freezing during peak traffic hours.
Electronic program guide (EPG) to browse upcoming shows and replay missed live events with built-in Catch-Up functionality.
All major pay-per-view events, Formula 1 weekend races, UFC fights, boxing, and premium sports packages included at no extra cost.
Full suite of optional password-protected adult channels included in all plans without extra monthly add-on fees.
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The number shown in each pricing card is the total selling price for that duration, currency, and simultaneous device count. It is not a deposit, a monthly instalment, or an estimate calculated from the daily figure. The site starts with Canadian dollars because that is the configured currency for this website. The currency buttons display other saved fixed totals; switching currency does not request a live exchange rate. When comparing two offers, hold the currency and device count constant so the difference reflects only duration. Every displayed total comes from the same fixed table. The order link carries the chosen duration and number of devices, and the selected currency is retained as a query parameter when it differs from the default. Check these details on the card before continuing to the purchase conversation.
A savings badge answers a narrow comparison question: what would it cost to buy the one-month subscription repeatedly for the same number of devices and in the same currency? The reference total is the fixed one-month price multiplied by the number of months in the longer plan. The card then subtracts its own fixed selling total. For example, a one-device, three-month CAD choice compares three purchases of the C$19 one-month plan, or C$57, with the C$42 three-month plan. The difference is C$15, about 26 percent of the reference. It is not presented as a prior sale price. The same calculation is repeated using the saved price table whenever a selector changes, so a badge cannot be carried over accidentally from another currency or device count.
Monthly and daily figures help compare durations of unequal length. They are calculated by dividing the selected fixed total, then rounded to two decimal places for display. The underlying total remains a whole currency amount. A three-month equivalent uses three months and ninety days; six months uses six months and one hundred eighty days; twelve months uses twelve months and three hundred sixty-five days. The bonus month on a twelve-month subscription is a separate benefit and is not silently added to that daily comparison. This convention lets the cards show a consistent basis. An equivalent is not a promise of daily billing, and multiplying the rounded daily amount back to a total may differ by a few cents. The fixed total is the amount to use for an order decision.
The device selector on the main cards changes the price of all four durations together. One device means one active viewing connection at a time. If two people expect to watch separately at the same moment, compare the two-device option or the dedicated Multi-Screen card. Three- and four-device choices follow the same idea. Installing an app on a phone and a television is different from streaming on both simultaneously, so count active screens rather than downloads. A selected device count also changes the monthly reference used for savings. The Multi-Screen cards make the connection count explicit and let you choose a duration independently for each card. If you are uncertain about household needs, begin by listing which screens are likely to play at the same time.
Each Multi-Screen card represents a fixed number of simultaneous devices: two, three, or four. Its duration buttons change the selling total, monthly equivalent, daily equivalent, savings label, and purchase destination for that connection count. They default to twelve months so the long-term option is visible, but one, three, and six months remain selectable. A one-month selection has no savings badge because it is the reference plan for its own comparison. The currency chosen above applies to these cards as well, which prevents a mixed-currency page. Read both the duration button and the card heading before using its order link. When a longer plan looks attractive, compare the full fixed total against your expected use rather than deciding from the per-day figure alone.
The additional free month belongs only to a twelve-month subscription. It does not change the fixed twelve-month selling total, and it does not apply to one-, three-, or six-month selections. The Multi-Screen cards update their benefit label when a duration changes so a shorter option does not appear to carry the same bonus. Adult channels are included in the listed fixed total for every duration and device count. They are not a separately priced add-on in this selector. If you do not want to view a category, use the parental or category controls available in your chosen player when supported. Those player controls are separate from subscription pricing. Before ordering, review the selected total and the benefit label together, especially if you have changed buttons several times.
A useful comparison begins with the one-month total for your intended number of simultaneous screens. That gives you a flexible reference. Next, decide whether three or six months matches the time you expect to use the service. Finally, compare the twelve-month fixed total and its extra month against that reference. Avoid comparing a one-device total with a four-device total as if duration were the only difference. The buttons are designed to update all visible totals at once, but it remains sensible to read the text on the purchase link and the amount beside it. If you are considering more than one currency, remember that each is a permanently stored selling schedule. Choose the currency relevant to your intended order rather than interpreting the selector as a real-time conversion tool.
A subscription button uses an internal route on this website. That route resolves the selected duration, simultaneous device count, and currency before opening a WhatsApp conversation with support. It does not ask for your name or email in an intermediate checkout modal. Opening WhatsApp does not send the message automatically; you review it and decide whether to send. A separate help route is intended for general support questions and should never turn a request for help into a subscription choice. If you need to ask about an app or a device before buying, use that support path. Keep your account details and any later payment information within the channel you deliberately choose, and verify the conversation before following a payment link supplied by support.
The plans describe access to live channels, on-demand viewing, picture-quality options, supported player devices, and guide or replay functions where available. The detailed feature section below expands on those labels. It is useful to distinguish a service feature from an app feature: an EPG may require a player that supports guide data, and catch-up may vary by channel. Picture quality also depends on the particular stream and your equipment. If one capability is essential to your decision, ask a specific question before ordering instead of treating a broad checklist as a guarantee for every channel or title. The installation and app guides explain common setup methods, while the troubleshooting guide explains how to isolate connection, player, and account issues.
Read the published terms and refund policy before purchasing. Keep a record of the plan duration, connection count, currency, selling total, activation date, and the support conversation. If a problem arises, describe it promptly and include the player, device, and approximate time. The refund page describes the stated window and process; do not infer an unlimited trial from the presence of a money-back label. A clear record helps both sides identify which plan was selected and what remedy is available. The contact page provides the official email and support route. Avoid posting private credentials in a public review or forwarding a playlist URL to people outside the selected number of simultaneous devices.
Yes. Adult channels are included at no extra charge in every fixed-price subscription.
The bonus month is available only with a 12-month subscription.
Yes. Choose two, three, or four simultaneous devices in the Multi-Screen plans.
