A 7 p.m. puck drop in Toronto is 8:30 in St. John's and 4 in the afternoon in Vancouver. SMARTIFLIX is set up for that spread: 25,000+ live channels, CBC, CTV, TSN, Sportsnet, TVA and RDS among them, with the guide shown in your local time. From $12.99 a month in US dollars, after a free 24-hour trial.
Every price on this site is in US dollars. There is no contract to sign, nothing renews on its own, and most logins reach you in under 15 minutes.
Refund available for 7 days after activation, on any plan
Start with what actually gets switched on in a Canadian home. The six o'clock local news on CBC, CTV, Global or Citytv. CP24 or CBC News Network murmuring in the kitchen while supper happens. TSN and the regional Sportsnet feeds once hockey season gets going. Treehouse or YTV after school, then Crave, HBO Canada or Super Channel once the kids are in bed.
French-language viewers belong in that picture from the beginning. TVA, Radio-Canada, RDS and Noovo sit in the same line-up, and TFO is there for Franco-Ontarian families. In a bilingual house, one person can have an English channel on in the living room while someone else watches TVA upstairs, on a two-device plan.
Past the border, the same login opens American, British and European channels from 60+ countries, plus 120,000+ films and series on demand.
Samsung, LG, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Roku, Windows and MAG or Formuler boxes all work
Everything arrives through the broadband you already pay your ISP for, whether that is fibre, cable or a steady fixed-wireless line outside town. Nobody has to visit the house and there is no receiver to rent. Choose your device below for a walkthrough written for it, or begin at the setup hub if you are unsure which app to pick.
Check the Canada group on the channel page before trusting any count, ours included.
Browse the channel list25,000+Live channels
120,000+Films and series on demand
99.9%Server uptime
60+Countries in the line-up
Written for homes in Atlantic Canada · Quebec · Ontario · the Prairies · Alberta · British Columbia · the North
All prices here are in US dollars. Pick a screen count, then a term. One month on one screen is $12.99. Six months is $45, which carries you from the first cold snap to the spring thaw. A full year is $57.99, roughly $4.83 a month.
$ 12.99 21.99 30.99 42.99 / 1 month
works out to $12.99 a month works out to $21.99 a month works out to $30.99 a month works out to $42.99 a month
$ 27.99 47.99 62.99 95.99 / 3 months
works out to $9.33 a month works out to $16.00 a month works out to $21.00 a month works out to $32.00 a month
$ 45 75 99 149 / 6 months
works out to $7.50 a month works out to $12.50 a month works out to $16.50 a month works out to $24.83 a month
$ 57.99 100.99 133.99 200.99 / 12 months
works out to $4.83 a month works out to $8.42 a month works out to $11.17 a month works out to $16.75 a month
Amounts in USD (US dollars). Each plan carries the full 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ on-demand titles, never renews by itself, needs no contract and is backed by a 7-day money-back guarantee.
See every term and screen count side by side, or take the free 24-hour trial before paying anything.
Open WhatsApp from the pricing page and say which plan you want and what you will watch on. Support runs around the clock, so a message at 2 a.m. in Gander gets the same attention as one sent at suppertime in Kamloops.
When the payment clears, your username, password, server address and M3U link land in the same conversation, normally in under 15 minutes.
Follow the setup guide for your device, enter the details in IPTV Smarters Pro or TiViMate, and the 25,000+-channel list loads. Check that the device clock shows your local time, because the guide reads from it.
CBC, CTV, CTV 2, Global and Citytv: the channels many Canadian households turn to for prime time and the evening news.
TSN 1–5, Sportsnet East, West, Ontario and Pacific, Sportsnet One and Sportsnet 360, with NHL Network, NBA TV and MLB Network in the American sports group.
TVA, Radio-Canada, RDS and Noovo for viewers in Quebec, and TFO for French-speaking families in Ontario and beyond.
CBC News Network, CTV News Channel and CP24 for rolling coverage, plus the American and British news channels when a story crosses the border.
Crave, HBO Canada and Super Channel on the live side, and 120,000+ films and series on demand when nothing on the schedule appeals.
Treehouse, YTV and Family Channel for younger viewers, so their programmes stay on the same remote as everything else.
Ask in the afternoon so the trial runs through your evening, whether that starts in Halifax or in Victoria. Check the Canadian and French channels your household uses, on the TV that matters most. No card is needed, and it simply ends when the time is up.
Twelve months on one screen is $57.99 USD, and a single month is $12.99. Neither renews by itself, there is no setup fee, and there is no contract to cancel when you are finished.
No dish, no technician appointment, no rented receiver. If you can sign in to an app, you can be watching in under 15 minutes, without anybody tracking snow through the front hall in January.
Popular channels carry a 4K or FHD feed and a lighter HD copy. When the connection dips in the evening, switch to the lighter copy rather than watch a spinning wheel.
Should the service refuse to play properly on your hardware, and our help desk cannot sort it out, the payment comes back. The refund policy spells out exactly what is covered.
| Time zone | Where it applies | Local start | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newfoundland | Newfoundland and southeastern Labrador | 8:30 p.m. | Half an hour ahead of Atlantic time, so read the guide rather than guessing. |
| Atlantic | Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, most of Labrador | 8:00 p.m. | A long game can run close to midnight; catch-up helps on channels that offer it. |
| Eastern | Most of Ontario and Quebec | 7:00 p.m. | Many national listings quote Eastern time, so this is the row to translate from. |
| Central | Manitoba, northwestern Ontario, most of Saskatchewan | 6:00 p.m. | Most of Saskatchewan keeps standard time all year, so in summer it matches Alberta. |
| Mountain | Alberta, the Northwest Territories, parts of eastern British Columbia | 5:00 p.m. | An evening start lands around supper, which suits homes with early bedtimes. |
| Pacific | Most of British Columbia | 4:00 p.m. | Still working hours for many; catch-up, where offered, lets you start from the top later. |
Nunavut spans three zones, Yukon keeps one clock all year, and some communities differ from the rest of their province, so set the device to local time and let the guide follow.
Buy credits, create accounts, set your own price
Run a small electronics or repair business, or already look after the TV for relatives? The panel creates and renews accounts for your own customers in seconds. Buy credits at a wholesale rate, charge what suits your market, and our servers carry the 25,000+ channels behind every account.
Reseller rates and panelShort answers to what viewers in Canada tend to ask before paying. The full FAQ page goes into more depth.
SMARTIFLIX is live TV and on-demand viewing that arrives through your home internet rather than a cable box or satellite dish. One login opens 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ films and series. You add it to a player app on the TV, stick or phone you already own, and the whole line-up, guide included, loads in a few minutes.
Prices are quoted in US dollars (USD). A single month for one screen is $12.99, and a full year is $57.99, which comes to roughly $4.83 a month. Plans for two, three and five screens sit on the pricing page. There is no contract, no activation fee and no card stored for later charges.
Yes. We hand out a 24-hour trial with the complete line-up switched on, so you are judging the real thing. Book it for an evening when the country is watching, a weeknight NHL game or a Saturday, and see how your connection copes. No card is requested and the account simply expires.
Almost certainly. It runs on Amazon Fire TV sticks, Android TV boxes, Nvidia Shield, Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhone and iPad, Roku, Windows and Mac computers, and MAG or Formuler boxes. Each device takes the same three login details, so a basement TV and a kitchen tablet are set up exactly the same way.
Usually within fifteen minutes. The order, the payment confirmation and your login all happen inside one WhatsApp chat, so there is no technician visit, no box to wait for in the mail and no account portal to create. Most people are watching before a period of hockey would have ended.
They are. The Canadian section includes the main English networks such as CBC, CTV, Global and Citytv, the TSN and Sportsnet feeds, and French-language services such as TVA, Radio-Canada, RDS and Noovo, which matters in bilingual homes. American, British and international packages from dozens of countries sit alongside them in the same 25,000+ list.
Yes. Hockey is the main event for most of our customers, and the sports section carries TSN, Sportsnet and RDS alongside ESPN and TNT, with coverage of the NFL, NBA, MLB, CFL, soccer, UFC and boxing across those channels. Big games draw the heaviest traffic, which is exactly why we suggest running your trial during one.
No. A VPN is not required and is not part of the subscription. If streams stutter only at certain times of day, message support before changing anything: in most cases a different server address, a wired connection or a player setting sorts it out, and we can tell you which one applies to your setup.
Plan on about 10 Mbps for an HD channel and 25 Mbps for 4K, per screen that is watching at once. Consistency counts for more than the advertised speed. A stable connection beats a fast one that dips every few minutes, and plugging the main TV into the router with a cable fixes a surprising number of winter-evening complaints.
You are covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee. If the service will not run properly on your device and our support team cannot put it right, tell us within 7 days of activation and we refund the payment in full. The refund policy page lists exactly which situations qualify.
That depends on the plan you choose, not on how many devices you install it on. A one-screen plan streams to one TV at a time, even if the app sits on five devices. Two, three and five-screen plans suit households where the hockey game and a French cartoon are on in different rooms.
Choose a plan on the pricing page and tap its WhatsApp button; your choice is already typed into the message. We confirm the price, share the payment options and, once payment clears, send a server address, username and password to that same chat, with setup help if you want it.
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