This industry is full of impressive numbers nobody lets you check.
Monster IPTV starts from the opposite assumption: a catalog size only means something once a real person can verify it themselves. So the trial is priced to remove the excuse not to, the pricing is posted before an email address is asked for, and a genuinely large catalog gets organized well enough to actually be found, not just claimed.
A catalog built to be searched, not just quoted
40,000+ live channels
Organized by category and country in the on-screen guide, not just a raw total.
180,000+ on-demand titles
Refreshed on an ongoing basis, movies and series alike.
A $1 way to check it
The trial reaches the exact catalog a subscriber gets — verify it before paying for a month.
Posted pricing
Every plan length and exact cost is on Pricing, no email required to see it.
What gets said here vs. what gets left out on purpose
| On this page | What actually happens |
|---|---|
| A channel-count claim | Never appears alone — it always sits next to a way to check it |
| Pricing | Stated in full on Pricing, never behind a contact form |
| Streaming-quality promises | Never "guaranteed" — a connection and device sit on the other end of every stream |
| A trial | Priced low enough on purpose that skipping it isn't the easier option |
Anyone who has been burned by a number before
Some subscribers arrive here after paying for a "massive" catalog elsewhere and finding half of it dead or duplicated. Others just want the trial-first approach from the start instead of learning the hard way. Both land in the same place: a $1.00 trial that opens the real catalog before a longer plan gets charged, and a support inbox that stays reachable afterward.