What your country decides, and what it leaves alone
- The first group you open. The American, Canadian, British, Irish, Australian and New Zealand channels each have their own group near the top of the list, so the networks, news and children's channels of home are a short scroll away.
- The voice over the match. Big competitions often air on broadcasters from several of these countries at once, each with its own commentators, so choosing the broadcaster means choosing the voice.
- The guide clock. Your player prints each listing in the time zone set on the device: six zones across the USA, six in Canada with a half-hour step for Newfoundland, three in Australia that split further in summer, one for the UK and Ireland, and New Zealand ahead of everyone.
- The box under the screen. Many North American living rooms run on a Roku, which installs nothing from outside its own store; elsewhere a Fire TV stick, an Android TV box or the television's own apps do the job.
The rest is fixed: one username, password and server URL for every country group, prices in US dollars, a 24-hour trial without a card, a 7-day money-back from activation, and no automatic renewal.
Six country pages, and what each one covers
- The USA: the networks, news and sport, the Spanish-language US group, and a guide spread from Eastern time to Hawaii.
- Canada: CBC, CTV and Global in English, TVA, Radio-Canada and RDS in French, hockey on Sportsnet, and the Newfoundland half hour.
- Australia: Seven, Nine, ABC and SBS, Fox Sports for cricket and F1, and the October split between states.
- The United Kingdom: BBC One, ITV1 and Channel 4, Sky Sports and TNT Sports, on GMT and British Summer Time.
- Ireland: RTÉ One, RTÉ 2, Virgin Media One and TG4, with programs in Irish as well as English.
- New Zealand: TVNZ 1, TVNZ 2 and Three, with Sky Sport NZ 1–9 for rugby.
Every other group, European, Arabic, South Asian, African and more, is on the full channel list.
Ordering and help from any of the six
One price list serves every country: $15 for a month on one screen, $69 for twelve months, with more screens on the plans and prices page. Paying from another country, your bank turns the dollar figure into your own currency at the rate it uses that day. Send the order form on this site, pay through the link that arrives on WhatsApp, and the login follows in the same chat, usually in under 15 minutes.
The desk answers 24/7, so breakfast in Auckland and midnight in Vancouver reach the same people. Orders are taken only here and on +1 917 793 9264; other sites using a similar name are not connected with us. If home speaks another language, the language pages go further than any country page can.
Tivo8k by country: common questions
Is Tivo8k the same price in every country?
Yes. There is a single price list, in US dollars: $15 buys a month on one screen and $69 buys twelve. In Canada, Australia, the UK, Ireland or New Zealand, the bank behind your card converts it, so the local figure moves a little with the exchange rate. Nothing renews automatically.
Does one plan include every country group?
Yes. The US, Canadian, British, Irish, Australian and New Zealand groups all sit in the same list of 25,000+ channels, so one login opens them all. A plan limits how many screens play at once, never which countries you browse, and the 120,000+-title library is shared too.
Can I use it outside these six countries?
Yes, over any steady home connection. The list draws on 60+ countries, from Europe and Turkey to the Arab world, South Asia, Africa and East Asia. These six pages exist because the English-speaking groups raise the most questions about time zones and sport.
Will the Tivo8k guide show my local time?
Yes, once the television, stick or box is set to your city. The player converts every listing to the device's time zone, so a wrong guide nearly always means a wrong device setting. Newfoundland, Saskatchewan, Arizona, Queensland and Western Australia are where a generic zone choice most often misleads.
Who answers if something stops working at night?
The WhatsApp desk, staffed 24/7. Send the device, the player and the channel that misbehaves. Time zones make no difference: a message from Perth in the small hours gets the same answer as one from New York at dinner.






