The Xerquvatv IPTV FAQ, Written for Australian Homes

Xerquvatv is television that arrives down your NBN or mobile connection rather than off a satellite dish or a cable to the street. You load a player such as TiViMate or IPTV Smarters Pro, type in the three login details we message you, and 25,000+ channels plus 120,000+ films and series populate on their own. Nothing is bolted to the roof.

A single month on one screen is $15 in Australian dollars. The year is $69, which works out near $5.75 a month and is where most households land after a couple of weekends. Two, three and five-screen terms sit on the pricing page. There is no lock-in, and we hold no card on file.

Yes, and we would rather you leaned on it hard. It is a full account for 24 hours with every channel and the whole on-demand shelf open, arranged over WhatsApp or the form on this site. No card is asked for, and it lapses on its own instead of turning into a charge.

The Fire TV Stick, Android TV and boxes, Samsung and LG sets from roughly 2016 on, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Roku, Windows, Mac, and MAG or Formuler boxes. It is a standard Xtream login under the bonnet, so those same three details set up every screen in the house.

Usually within a quarter of an hour. Ordering, paying and setting up all happen in the one WhatsApp thread, and your login drops into that chat the moment payment clears. Nothing is posted out and no technician visit is booked, though a message sent at 3am waits for someone to wake.

The Seven, Nine, Ten, ABC and SBS free-to-air line-up, the Foxtel sport and movie tiers, news, kids, and a deep bench of international channels from around 60 countries. The channel page shows the backbone of it; the searchable list inside your player runs a good deal longer.

Yes, and it is the hardest thing to get right, because everyone wants the same feed at the same second. AFL and NRL through the season, State of Origin, the A-League, Big Bash cricket, the Premier League, F1, UFC and boxing pay-per-view all run on their own channels, many with a 4K feed on the night.

Not as a rule, and it is not part of what you pay for here. A VPN only earns its keep where a telco quietly slows streaming at peak. If you already run one, point it at a server in Sydney or Melbourne so you keep the speed you were trying to protect.

About 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for a 4K stream. Steadiness matters more than the headline figure: a solid NBN 50 beats a jumpy 250, because what breaks a stream is the gaps, not the average. Plugging the box in by cable rather than wi-fi settles most complaints outright.

Every term is covered for 7 days. If it will not run on your gear and support cannot sort it out, say so within that week of activation and the payment goes back in full. The refund policy page sets out exactly what is and is not covered.

That is set by the term, not the app. A one-screen term plays a single stream at a time, though you may install the player on as many devices as you own. Two, three and five-screen terms are on the pricing page and can be lifted later without starting over.

Choose a term, tap the WhatsApp button, and the order is finished with you in that chat. We confirm the payment and send the host address, username and password to the same thread, usually within fifteen minutes, along with a hand getting your player running.

On its own, a month is $15. Stretch the term and the monthly rate falls: $29 over three months, $45 over six, and $69 for a year, which lands near $5.75 a month. The table above carries the two, three and five-screen columns, all in Australian dollars.

Ours opens at $15 a month or $69 a year. Treat anything far under that with caution. Servers, bandwidth and staff have a floor, and a year sold for $20 is either propped up from somewhere else or run by someone who will not be around by the finals.

A year is $69 on one screen, $119 on two, $159 on three and $239 on five. Each carries the same 25,000+ channels, the same 120,000+ on-demand titles, the same 4K feeds and the same support at any hour of the day.

None, and it is a fair thing to ask anyone you buy from. The figure shown is the figure charged. Nothing renews by itself here: when a term ends you get a WhatsApp reminder and you make the call. No setup fee, no contract, nothing to cancel.

The options are laid out in the WhatsApp chat when you order, since what is easy differs around the country. Whichever you pick, never paste full card numbers as plain text into a chat window, with us or with anybody else.

Yes, whenever you like. Send a message and we lift the account a tier, charging only the difference for the time left rather than restarting the term. Your login keeps working; the single thing that changes is how many streams run at once.

The free playlists doing the rounds are scraped feeds shared by thousands at once. They fall over within days, carry no guide, and nobody answers when they die. Fifteen dollars for a month that holds through a grand final is the honest comparison.

Straight from this page. Pick a term, tap the WhatsApp button, and payment, activation and setup happen in the one conversation. As a rule, buy only from providers with a public website, listed prices, a real trial and a written refund policy.

Three details land in the same chat: a host address, a username and a password. Put a player on whatever you own, key them in once, and the channel list downloads itself. Not sure which player suits your telly? We will point you at the right guide.

Often nothing, since most homes already own something that works. If you do need hardware, a Fire TV Stick at $40 to $70 handles it comfortably. A dedicated Formuler or MAG box runs $150 to $250 and is only worth it on a main television.

Yes. A 7-day guarantee sits behind every purchase. If the service will not run on your device and support cannot resolve it, the money is returned. What it does not cover is simply changing your mind once everything has been working as it should.

They do, on every term. There is no premium tier and no upgrade charge. The 4K feeds sit beside HD copies of the same channels, so there is always somewhere to drop back to when the line comes under load on a busy night.

Yes, 24 hours, no card. Use it on a Friday or Saturday night rather than a quiet Tuesday morning, because that is the only test worth anything. Any service looks sharp when half its servers are sitting idle.

You can, and on a first purchase we would suggest it. Take a month, watch through a busy weekend, and buy the year afterwards if it holds up. Giving up about $54 of annual saving for certainty on the first payment is a fair exchange.

For 24 hours through the trial, yes. Beyond that, the permanently free lists are scraped, unstable and usually dead within a week, and the sites hosting them are a known path for malware. A short trial on a maintained service is the straight answer.

The lot: all 25,000+ channels, the full on-demand library, the programme guide and the 4K feeds. It is a real account rather than a trimmed-down demo, which is the only way to tell whether it stands up on your connection and your television.

No card, no billing details, nothing to cancel. The trial is set up over WhatsApp or through the form on this site, runs for 24 hours, then stops by itself. It will not tip over into a paid plan when the day is up.

Usually a few minutes. Trials are handed out in person in the WhatsApp chat rather than by a machine, which is a touch slower at four in the morning but means someone can also help you get the player configured while you are on.

Most players are free. IPTV Smarters Pro, XCIPTV and the browser player cost nothing, and Smart IPTV asks a small one-off fee per set. But a player is only a shell; it holds no channels until a subscription is keyed into it.

As a rule, one per household, since the trial exists to prove the service works on your gear rather than to hand out free television. If something genuinely went wrong the first time round, tell us and we will usually stretch it a little.

Load a player, choose the Xtream Codes login option, and enter the host address, username and password from the WhatsApp message Xerquvatv sent. The channels and the guide fill in on their own. Step-by-step instructions for each device sit in the setup hub.

For the money, the Fire TV Stick 4K: under $70 at the usual retailers, takes every IPTV app, and handles 4K. The Nvidia Shield is the strongest performer, and a Formuler box suits anyone who wants purpose-built hardware. Xerquvatv runs on all three.

TiViMate gives the most TV-like experience, with a proper guide and a split view; IPTV Smarters Pro is the simplest and is free. On a Samsung or LG set with no box, IPTV Smarters or Smart IPTV from the set store are the ones to reach for.

The subscription lists 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ films and series. Day to day, most people build a favourites row of fifty or so and dip into the rest for the footy, the cricket and international events.

No. Netflix is its own subscription and is no part of any IPTV service. What Xerquvatv does carry is a sizeable on-demand library inside the app, and plenty of those titles also happen to sit on Netflix, Stan, Binge and Prime.

Yes. The football codes, the cricket, motorsport and the overnight world sport all sit in the sport category, most in HD and several carrying a 4K feed on the night. It is the live sport people most often take the trial to check first.

IPTV as a technology is perfectly legal; it is how Kayo, Binge, Stan Sport and Foxtel Now reach you. What matters is whether the provider holds the rights to the channels it carries. Our legality article explains how to weigh up a provider and what Australian copyright law actually says.

Rights holders in Australia obtain court orders under section 115A of the Copyright Act to have some piracy sites blocked at the ISP level, and orders around live sport have grown. We run several routes and our own DNS to stay reliable; if a channel ever drops, contact support for the alternative address.

If streams fail only at peak times or only on one connection, your telco may be shaping the traffic. Test the same stream on mobile data: if it plays there, the fixed line is the cause. Switching to the alternative server address from support usually settles it.

In Australia, enforcement has focused on the operators and sellers of pirated services rather than individual viewers, and site-blocking is the main tool used. Even so, watching content without the rights behind it carries a risk. Choosing a provider you can hold to account, and reading our legality guide, is the sensible course.

Take the reseller route: credits at wholesale rates, a panel for creating and managing customer accounts, and subscriptions sold under your own name. There are no servers to run and nothing technical to stand up. Rates and detail are on the reseller page.

Message the word reseller to us on WhatsApp. We walk you through the credit packs, hand over panel access the same day, and include a starter note on pricing and on looking after your own customers well.

Providers sell directly, and so do their resellers. Buy from one with a website you can actually read, a trial you can take, a refund policy in writing, and support hours that exist. Be wary of a seller who lives only inside a social-media account.