Start hereWhat Nexomir Is, Explained Without the Jargon
Nexomir IPTV is a television service that travels over your home internet instead of a coaxial cable or a satellite dish. You pay once for three, six or twelve months, we send you a set of login details, and a player app or a MAG set-top box turns those details into a familiar channel guide: numbers, categories, a program schedule and a library of movies and series you can start whenever you like.
IPTV is “the service delivery of television over Internet Protocol (IP) networks.”
That definition is exactly what Nexomir does: the same live channels you know from cable, delivered over the broadband line you already pay for.
There is nothing to install on the roof and nothing to return when you stop. The only things you need are a device that can run an IPTV player and an internet connection that already handles Netflix or YouTube without trouble. Most American homes have both today.
We built the lineup around how people in the United States actually watch: local and national news at breakfast and dinner, prime-time network shows, every major league on game day, Spanish-language channels for families who want them, and international channels for anyone who grew up somewhere else and still wants news from home.
Because everything runs through one login, there is no add-on to buy for sports and no separate movie package. If you change devices, move to another state or simply want to watch in a different room, you take the same plan with you. And if you ever have a question, a message on WhatsApp reaches the same small team that set up your account.