Built for US households
Xtream IPTV USA: local channels, sports and every US network
Local news, regional sports networks, every out-of-market game and the national networks in both coast feeds, on one Xtream Codes login.
Last checked and updated October 23, 2026
Xtream IPTV in the United States
Most IPTV services are built for Europe and add a US group as an afterthought. Ours started the other way round. The US section is where we put the most work, because it is where Americans actually look: local news, regional sports and the game your cable package does not carry.
Local channels by market
Local affiliates are the first thing US buyers ask about, and the honest answer is that coverage depends on where you live. These are the 20 largest US TV markets, where local ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX are in the list:
- New York
- Los Angeles
- Chicago
- Philadelphia
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- Atlanta
- Houston
- Washington, DC
- Boston
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Phoenix
- Seattle–Tacoma
- Tampa–St. Petersburg
- Detroit
- Minneapolis–St. Paul
- Orlando
- Denver
- Miami–Fort Lauderdale
- Cleveland
- Sacramento
Many mid-sized markets are covered too, but not all of them. Send us your city or ZIP code and we will check yours before you buy.
Regional sports networks
Regional sports networks carry your local MLB, NBA and NHL teams, and they are the channels most streaming apps have dropped. These are in the Xtream IPTV list:
| Network | Teams |
|---|---|
| FanDuel Sports Network | Regional MLB, NBA and NHL teams in the Midwest, South and West |
| YES Network | Yankees and Nets |
| SNY | Mets |
| MSG Networks | Knicks, Rangers, Islanders, Devils, Sabres |
| NESN | Red Sox and Bruins |
| Marquee Sports Network | Cubs |
| Chicago Sports Network | White Sox, Bulls, Blackhawks |
| NBC Sports Bay Area, California, Philadelphia, Boston | Warriors, Kings, Sixers, Flyers, Celtics and more |
| Spectrum SportsNet & SportsNet LA | Lakers and Dodgers |
| Monumental Sports Network | Wizards and Capitals |
| Root Sports Northwest | Mariners and Kraken |
| Altitude Sports | Nuggets and Avalanche |
US sports packages, all included
No add-ons and no blackouts to buy around. Every plan includes:
| League | What you get |
|---|---|
| NFL | Every Sunday game on its own channel, NFL RedZone, NFL Network, Thursday, Sunday and Monday night games |
| College football & basketball | ESPN networks, SEC Network, Big Ten Network, ACC Network, CBS Sports Network, FS1 |
| NBA | Every out-of-market game, NBA TV, plus your local team on its regional network |
| NHL | Every out-of-market game, NHL Network, regional networks and the Canadian broadcasts |
| MLB | Every out-of-market game, MLB Network and the regional broadcasts |
| Combat sports | UFC numbered events, boxing and WWE premium live events as they happen |
| Soccer | MLS, Liga MX, Premier League, Champions League, plus Spanish-language feeds |
East and West Coast feeds, and the TV guide in your time zone
Most national channels come in both an East and a West feed, so prime time starts at the right hour wherever you are. The 7-day guide follows your device's time zone; if it looks hours off, set the time-zone shift in your player (TiviMate: Settings › EPG › EPG time shift).
Spanish-language viewers get Univision, Telemundo, UniMás, Galavisión, ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes and TUDN in the same login, with no extra package.
Xtream IPTV USA vs cable and live TV apps
| Xtream IPTV | US cable | Live TV apps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Typical monthly cost | $4.17–$6.66 | $100+ with fees | $80+ |
| Local ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX | Most large markets | ||
| Regional sports networks | Extra fee | Few or none | |
| Every out-of-market game | Paid add-ons | ||
| Box rental | None | $10–$15 a month | None |
| Contract | None | Often 1–2 years | None |
The devices Americans use most
Amazon Fire TV and Roku are the two most common streaming devices in US homes, followed by Samsung and LG smart TVs and Apple TV. All of them work:
- Firestick and Fire TV: the easiest and fastest option.
- Roku: works with a Roku player app or screen mirroring.
- Samsung and LG TVs: install IBO Player Pro from the TV's own app store (LG Content Store on LG).
- Apple TV and iPhone: IPTVX from the App Store.
Xtream IPTV USA questions
Does Xtream IPTV work in the USA?
Yes. Xtream IPTV is built for US households: every national network, local affiliates for most of the larger TV markets, regional sports networks and every major league, on 22,000+ channels in total. Plans start at $19.99.
Do I get my local ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX?
For most of the larger US markets, yes. Smaller markets are covered unevenly, so send us your city or ZIP code on WhatsApp and we will tell you exactly which local channels are in the list before you buy.
Are there East and West Coast feeds?
Yes. Most national cable channels have both, so West Coast viewers can watch prime time at the normal hour instead of three hours early.
Can I watch my local team's games?
Usually, yes. Regional sports networks such as YES, NESN, Marquee and the FanDuel Sports Network channels are in the list, alongside every out-of-market game.
What internet speed do I need in the US?
About 10 Mbps per screen for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. Almost every US cable or fiber plan is enough; on 5G home internet or satellite, use a wired connection or a strong 5 GHz Wi-Fi signal.
How much cheaper is it than US cable?
The yearly plan works out at $4.17 a month. A typical US cable bill runs well over $100 a month once box rental, the regional sports fee and the broadcast TV surcharge are added.
Your Xtream login can be on your TV in 15 minutes
Tap Buy now, tell us what you watch on, and a person sends your server URL, username and password, usually within 5–15 minutes.