Free IPTV tools

Free IPTV tools to use before you order

We built these because the same four questions come up in support every day: which plan should I get, is my internet fast enough, do you have my channel, and what would I save compared with cable.

They run in your browser and don't need an account.

Start the Plan Finder →Test My Internet Speed

Pick a tool

Four tools, all free

The tools use our current prices and the same speed guidelines our support team gives customers.

Plan Finder

Four questions about screens, how long you want, what you watch and your device. You get a plan and its exact price at the end.

Find my plan

IPTV Speed Test

Measures download speed and latency in your browser and tells you how many HD, Full HD and 4K streams your connection can carry.

Test my speed

Cable Savings Calculator

Type in your cable or satellite bill and compare it with a year or two of IPTV Trends for the same number of screens.

Calculate savings

Channel Search

Search a sample of popular channels by name, category or country. If yours isn't there, ask us and we'll check the full lineup.

Search channels

Suggested order

If you're using all four

Run the speed test on the device you'll watch on. You want roughly 25 Mbps per 4K stream and 10 Mbps per HD stream.
Search the channel sample for the networks your household watches, and message us about any that aren't listed.
Use the savings calculator with the figures from your latest cable or satellite statement.
Let the plan finder pick the plan length and screens, then order on WhatsApp or start the free 6-hour trial.

Tools FAQ

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE TOOLS

Are the IPTV Trends tools free?

All four are free. You don't need an account, and none of them asks for your name, email or phone number.

Do the tools save my answers or my bill amounts?

The calculations happen in your browser and nothing is stored on our side. The plan finder does put your answers in the page address, so you can bookmark or share the result.

Is the speed test the same as my provider's speed test?

Not quite. Ours measures the connection from your browser to our servers, which is closer to what streaming uses than a test to the nearest speed-test server. Expect the numbers to differ a bit from your provider's own test.

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