About Televixy: IPTV for people who keep different hours

Prime time is somebody else’s evening

For a nurse coming off a run of nights, the free hours are 07:30 to 10:00, before the blackout blinds come down. A warehouse crew on lates walks in after midnight. Drivers and pilots on rotating rotas rarely get the same free hours two weeks in a row. Restaurant and bar staff are home around 1 a.m. Early risers have the house to themselves before dawn, new parents are up at 03:00 with a bottle in one hand, and plenty of fans follow a match or a race that starts in the middle of their night.

None of them need a list of what is on at 21:00. They need television that is just as complete at 04:10 as it is in the evening, and a simple way to find what went out while they were at work or asleep.

What is there whenever you sit down

• Live channels that never stop: 25,000+ of them, from 60+ countries. With that many time zones in the line-up, somewhere it is always a morning news bulletin or an evening kick-off.
• A library with no timetable: 120,000+ films and series that begin when you press play, at 14:00 on a day off or at 05:15 after a late finish.
• The guide and catch-up as tools: the program guide shows what aired while you were out, and on the channels that carry catch-up you can go back and play it from the start.
• A picture to suit the screen: the main channels come in 4K, FHD and HD, so a phone in a break room and the television at home each get a feed that fits.

How we work, whatever the clock says

Everything happens in a single WhatsApp chat, and that chat is staffed 24/7. Someone who pays at 02:30 after closing up gets a working login in under 15 minutes, exactly as someone ordering over a Tuesday lunch would. Setup questions are answered in the same thread, whenever you happen to send them.

The plans are shaped for weeks that never repeat. There is no contract and nothing renews by itself: you take one, three, six or twelve months, and when the term is over nothing more is charged unless you decide to buy another. A 24-hour free trial lets you see the service on your own equipment first, and the 7-day money-back guarantee applies if it will not run on your device and we cannot put it right.

The claims we make, and the ones we leave out

The figures on this site are ones we can stand behind: the channel and library counts, the number of countries, 99.9% uptime, the prices, the trial and the guarantee. They live in a single place, so when one changes it changes on every page at the same moment.

You will not find a founder’s story here, nor staff photographs, a street address, a founding year, a customer count, awards, star ratings or comparisons we never carried out. We do not call Televixy licensed, official or approved by any broadcaster, and whether a service like this is allowed where you live is yours to check; our piece on IPTV and the law is a reasonable place to begin. Catch-up is described as it really is: there on the channels that carry it, for as long as each of those channels keeps it.

Who writes the guides

The setup guides are written by the same people who switch accounts on. Each one names the device, the app and the menu path it describes. App makers move their menus around without warning, so if a step no longer matches what is on your screen, send us a message describing what you see and the guide will be corrected.

How to reach us

Televixy runs televixy.live. There is no office or postal address to write to: questions, orders and refund requests all go through WhatsApp +212 606 968 901 or the contact page.