Canada
Flix IPTV for viewers in Canada
Canadian viewers get the same Flix IPTV service, plans and setup as US viewers. What's different: plans are charged in USD rather than Canadian dollars, and French-language and Canadian channels are worth confirming before you buy.
Paying from Canada
A USD charge on a Canadian card
All plans are priced and charged in USD — $20 USD for one month with one connection, up to $440 USD for 24 months with five. A card in Canadian dollars is converted by your bank or card issuer at its own rate, and many issuers add a foreign-transaction fee. We don't display CAD estimates, because the rate and fee depend on your card.
The payment methods currently available are shown on IPTV Services' checkout before you pay. There is no monthly installment schedule. Ask support about continuation before the term ends.
See plans in USDFrench-language & Canadian content
Confirm French-language and Canadian channels first
Many viewers in Québec and across Canada mainly want French-language channels, Canadian networks or particular hockey and other sports coverage. We don't list those as guaranteed — the channel list changes and rights vary — so check the specific names before buying.
Use the coverage check with "Canada" selected, or look for them yourself during the trial or a one-month plan.
On-demand in French?
Audio tracks and subtitles vary from title to title in the movie and series library; some titles offer more than one language and some don't. If French audio matters, ask about specific titles or check during a trial.
Devices
Devices and setup in Canada
The device guides apply unchanged. The same naming trap exists as elsewhere: some newer Fire TV sticks run Amazon's Vega OS rather than Fire OS, which changes which players can be installed — check the software version before you buy.
Watching from Canada? Ask us first.
Support for Flix IPTV is provided by IPTV Services. Ask about a device, a player, a channel or a plan before you pay — and never share your password in a message.