IPTV Sweden, built for how people watch here
IPTV Sverige builds Sweden IPTV around local homes: the channels you actually watch, local payment methods and support that answers in your own language.
Sweden IPTV, made for the way people here watch — every local channel, all the sport and a huge on-demand library in 4K, paid for in kronor with Swish or Klarna.
30-day money-back guarantee · Swish & Klarna · 4K
IPTV Sverige builds Sweden IPTV around local homes: the channels you actually watch, local payment methods and support that answers in your own language.
SVT1, SVT2, TV4, Viaplay, C More, Kanal 5 and thousands more — the full Sweden IPTV line-up plus international news, sport and entertainment.
Every SHL game, all of Allsvenskan, plus Champions League and Europe's top leagues — live and in 4K, with no blackout surprises.
With cable or satellite you pay for hardware, installation and a one- or two-year contract, and sport and film sit on top as expensive add-ons. IPTV is delivered over the broadband you already have: no box, no engineer and no notice period. Everything is in one price, and you can stop whenever you like. One account covers the whole household, and it travels with you.
The price is in kronor and contains everything: 55,300+ channels, the full sports line-up, the film library and support. There are no setup fees, no channel packs to add and no price rise after three months. Paying yearly lowers the monthly cost, but there is still no lock-in — you can leave early, and the 30-day money-back guarantee applies from the day you sign up.
It takes about five minutes. Choose a plan and pay with Swish, Klarna or card. A username, a password and a server address are emailed the moment the payment clears. Install a player from your device's own app store — TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro or HotPlayer, depending on the screen — and type those three details in once. The channel list loads by itself with a TV guide and cover art, and the app remembers you next time. There is a guide for every device, and support can walk you through the whole thing while you sit in front of the TV.
Where you live makes no difference. Unlike cable, which needs the building to be connected, and satellite, which needs a clear view south, this only needs the connection you already have. That means the line-up looks identical in a flat in Malmö, a house outside Örebro and a place in the far north of Sweden where the cable network was never laid. Sweden IPTV is therefore especially common outside the towns, where the alternatives have historically been expensive or simply absent. The summer house works the same way: four bars of mobile signal shared from a phone is enough for HD. One account travels with you between addresses anywhere in Sweden, so there is nothing extra to take out for a holiday home.
Watching television over the internet is entirely legal in itself, and it is worth separating the technology from the content. The technology — sending a broadcast as data packets instead of down a cable or off a satellite — is the same one SVT Play and every other catch-up service uses. We provide access to publicly available broadcasts and host no content ourselves. Which broadcasts may be shown differs between countries, and your own jurisdiction is what governs your situation. We always recommend checking what is permitted where you live. What you do not need is a box, a viewing card or a contract with an operator in Sweden. IPTV requires none of that.
The details are what matter day to day. The price is quoted in kronor and does not change after three months, payment goes through Swish, Klarna or card exactly like everything else you buy, and the receipt arrives by email immediately. Support answers in Swedish and knows the local operators' quirks — which of them throttle streaming traffic in the evening and what usually fixes it. That sounds minor, but it is the difference between an IPTV service built for Sweden and a generic international one where you email in English and wait two days. No lock-in, no notice period, and the 30-day money-back guarantee applies whichever plan you pick. Nothing about the setup is generic to anywhere but Sweden.
SVT, TV4, Viaplay, C More and thousands more, all included.
Pay in a tap with Swish, or split it interest-free with Klarna.
Smart TV, Apple TV, Fire Stick, phone and tablet — one login.
Friendly help in Swedish, 24/7.
From Malmö to Kiruna – all you need is an ordinary internet connection.
The same IPTV account works while travelling; reset the location yourself in the account area.
FAQ
Sweden IPTV, made for the way people here watch — every local channel, all the sport and a huge on-demand library in 4K, paid for in kronor with Swish or Klarna.
Yes — SVT, TV4, Viaplay, C More and thousands more, plus every SHL game and all of Allsvenskan.
Yes, pay in a tap with Swish, or split the cost interest-free with Klarna. Cards work too.
Instantly — your login is emailed the moment you pay.
Smart TVs, Apple TV, Fire Stick, Android, iOS and MAG boxes — one login for all.
You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee — get every krona back, no questions asked.
No. There is no box and no dish – you install the app on a Smart TV, Apple TV, Fire Stick, phone or tablet and sign in.
Yes, and you do not have to wait out your notice period to try. Many people run both in parallel for 30 days and cancel the old subscription once they are sure.
Message support and we will sort it, usually straight away. The line-up is reviewed continuously and broken streams are replaced.
You can install the app on as many devices as you like. One subscription plays on one screen at a time – if you need to watch together, add a subscription per screen at a discounted price.
Yes, on the channels that support it. You can pause a match, rewind, and on many channels go back several days in the guide to catch something you missed.
Yes. The account is tied to you rather than to an address, so it goes wherever you do. Sharing the connection from a phone, four bars is plenty for HD, and you do not need a second subscription for a holiday home. That holds anywhere in Sweden.
Around 15 Mbit/s gives stable HD and 25 Mbit/s is enough for 4K, which every fibre and broadband package in Sweden handles. If the TV sits far from the router, wi-fi is more often the culprit than speed — the 5 GHz band or an ethernet cable almost always settles it.
Join thousands of viewers across Sweden watching everything in 4K.
Swish & Klarna · 30-day money-back guarantee