KROOZ TV — Top Rated IPTV
United States · 4,729 channels

KROOZ TV USA — IPTV for American TV, Sport and Movies

  • 4,729 US channels — ESPN, FOX, NBC, CBS and ABC
  • NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB live, on parallel feeds
  • Firestick, Roku, Apple TV, Android and Smart TV
  • 24/7 support, US-hours coverage included
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United States pricing

KROOZ TV plans in the United States

Prices are in US dollars and identical in every market. Every plan unlocks the whole library — American channels, the international line-up, and 40,000+ films and series on demand.

Not ready to buy? Start with a free 24-hour trial — no card required.

What is KROOZ TV in the United States?

KROOZ TV is an IPTV subscription service that carries 4,729 United States channels, including 704 ESPN feeds, 234 FOX channels, 221 NBC, 197 CBS and 172 ABC. Sport is the largest category at 3,054 channels, covering the NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB alongside college football and basketball. Every plan unlocks the entire library — there are no add-on sports packages and no channels reserved for higher tiers. Subscriptions run from $25 for three months on one device up to $259 for twenty-four months across five devices, and activation is typically complete within minutes of payment. The service works on Amazon Firestick, Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Smart TVs from Samsung and LG, MAG boxes, and desktop players on Windows and macOS. There is no contract and no auto-renewal: subscriptions are paid up front for the term you choose and simply lapse unless you renew. A free 24-hour trial is available before you pay anything.

  • 704ESPN
  • 234FOX
  • 221NBC
  • 197CBS
  • 172ABC
  • 88NBA
  • 62MLB
  • 60NHL

American channels by network group, counted from our live line-up. Browse the full searchable channel list to check a specific channel.

Which American sports can I watch on KROOZ TV?

Sport is where most subscribers come from, and it is the largest block in the US line-up at 3,054 channels. The NFL, NBA, NHL and MLB are all carried live, with 88 NBA-branded feeds, 62 MLB and 60 NHL alongside 59 NFL channels. Major games usually run on several parallel feeds, so a congested stream is a matter of switching rather than missing the play. College football and basketball are carried through the ESPN family, which at 704 feeds is by far the largest single network group in the US list. Pay-per-view boxing and UFC events appear as dedicated slots on the night, named after the fight card.

Are US local and network affiliates included?

Yes. The four major broadcast networks are carried as national feeds and as regional affiliates: 234 FOX, 221 NBC, 197 CBS and 172 ABC channels appear in the US list, which is how local news, regional sport and network primetime reach subscribers outside their home market. Cable entertainment is covered through 58 HBO channels, 18 TNT and the AMC and Paramount families. If a specific affiliate matters to you — a particular city’s CBS or NBC station, say — send us the call sign before you subscribe and we will confirm whether it is carried.

What do I need to watch in the United States?

A 25 Mbps connection is comfortable for 4K in the US, and around 10 Mbps is enough for FHD. Most American home broadband is well above both, but if you stream over Wi-Fi on a Firestick, an ethernet adapter is the single biggest quality improvement you can make.

  • A device: Firestick, Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Smart TV, MAG or a computer
  • A player app — we tell you which one to install for your device
  • Your login details, emailed within minutes of payment

Step-by-step instructions for all 15 supported devices are in our setup guides. Most people are watching within ten minutes of ordering.

Is IPTV legal in the United States?

Streaming itself is lawful in the US; what matters is whether the content being streamed is licensed. KROOZ TV does not host, store or record broadcast content, and we respond to valid copyright notices under the DMCA — the process is set out in our privacy policy. You are responsible for complying with the law where you live. If you are unsure whether a particular service suits your situation, take the free 24-hour trial before paying, and read our terms of service first.

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