17,750+ live channels drawn from 120+ countries, grouped below the way you would actually look for them. Sport and film sit alongside the national broadcasters, regional news and children's channels, and everything here is included on every plan.
Categories rather than a wall of call signs. Most households end up living in two or three of these, so it is worth checking the ones that matter to you before you commit to a term.
Around 500 dedicated sport channels: the American leagues, European football, motorsport, combat sport and the regional networks that carry out-of-market games. Tonight's fixtures are listed on the schedule page.
64,000+ titles you can start whenever you like — recent cinema releases, long-running box sets, animation, anime and the back catalogue, in HD and 4K where the source allows.
Rolling news from leading news networks, plus the regional bulletins that usually disappear when people cut cable.
The drama and general entertainment tier — premium movie channels among them — carrying current series as they air rather than a season behind.
children’s channels among dozens of children's channels, with parental controls available if you want the rest of the list locked.
Music television and radio streams across pop, rock, hip-hop, country, classical, jazz and electronic — useful as background on a screen nobody is really watching.
factual and lifestyle networks lead a deep factual tier covering science, nature, engineering and history.
Feeds in Spanish, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Turkish, Hindi and the other major Indian languages, Filipino, Chinese, Korean and Japanese — in the original, not dubbed.
For most people who sign up from abroad this is the section that matters. The counts below are approximate and move as broadcasters come and go, but they give you a fair sense of the depth per market.
Roughly 3,000 US channels — the four main networks, the premium cable tier, regional sports networks and a broad spread of local affiliates.
About 500 British channels, including the BBC and ITV families, Channel 4, and the Sky Sports tier in full.
Around 400 Canadian channels covering CBC, CTV, TSN and Sportsnet, plus the French-language networks out of Quebec.
Roughly 300 German channels: the major national broadcasters, the the major national broadcastersSat.1 groups, and the major live sport sport feeds.
About 250 French channels, from TF1 and the France Télévisions group through to major live sport.
Around 500 Spanish-language channels spanning Spain and Latin America, including the Mexican, Argentine and Colombian networks.
Roughly 600 Arabic channels — the MBC and OSN groups, beIN Sports Arabia, Al Jazeera and national broadcasters across the region.
About 400 Indian channels in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Kannada and further regional languages.
Around 200 Turkish channels, including TRT, Star TV, ATV, Show TV and beIN Sports Türkiye.
About 200 Italian channels across the RAI and Mediaset families, Sky Italia and DAZN Italia.
Roughly 300 Brazilian channels, led by Globo, SBT, Record and Band, with ESPN Brasil for the football.
About 150 Filipino channels covering ABS-CBN, GMA and TV5 across entertainment and news.
The honest comparison is against what you are paying now. Cable gets you a few hundred channels on a contract and a rented box; the table below sets that beside what a single Krooz IPTV line includes.
| Feature | Krooz IPTV | Cable TV | Other IPTV |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live Channels | 17,750+ | 200-500 | 5,000-10,000 |
| VOD Library | 64,000+ | Limited | 10,000-50,000 |
| 4K Quality | ✓ | ✓ (extra cost) | Varies |
| Monthly Cost | From $25 | $80-$200 | $15-$30 |
| Multi-Device | Up to 5 | 1-2 | 1-3 |
| International | 120+ Countries | Limited | 30-60 |
| EPG Guide | ✓ | ✓ | Varies |
| Free Trial | 24 Hours | ✗ | Varies |
| Contract | No contract | 12-24 months | Varies |
