Cable bills have a way of drifting upward while the reasons to keep them shrink. If you already stream most of what you watch and the cable line survives mostly out of habit, 2026 is a good year to look honestly at what you are paying for and what would replace it.
What you are actually paying for
A cable bill bundles hundreds of channels you never open with the handful you do, plus equipment rental, regional fees and the annual price creep. The frustration is that you cannot unbundle it: the sports and the live news you want come chained to fifty shopping channels you do not. Cord-cutting is really just the act of paying for the parts you use and dropping the rest.
Where IPTV fits into cutting the cord
The gap most cord-cutters hit is live television. On-demand services handle films and box sets well, but live channels, sport and news are where the standard streaming apps get expensive and fragmented, forcing you to stack subscriptions until the total looks like a cable bill again.
An IPTV subscription closes that gap by carrying the live channels themselves in one account. TivioneTV runs 25,000+ live channels across 60+ countries alongside 120,000+ films and series on demand, so live and on-demand sit in the same place rather than across four apps. It plays on the devices you already own, from a Firestick or Smart TV to a phone, tablet or MAG box, with a programme guide, catch-up and favourites that feel like the television you are used to.
The maths of replacing a cable bill
This is where cord-cutting justifies itself. TivioneTV starts at $15 a month on one screen, and the 12-month plan is the cheapest per month at $69 for one screen or $239 for five. Set that against a cable-plus-sports package and the annual saving is usually substantial, without the equipment rental or the fees that appear at the bottom of a cable statement. The full breakdown, including the multi-screen tiers, is on the pricing page.
Cutting the cord for the whole house
The reason a single cable line survived was that it fed every television at once. A per-household IPTV plan does the same: the multi-screen tiers cover two, three or five screens, so the main television, a child’s room and a phone in the kitchen can all run at the same time on one subscription. That is what the tagline means by one subscription for every screen in the house.
Try it before you cancel cable
The sensible order is to test the replacement before you cancel the original. Open a free 24-hour trial, run it for an evening alongside your existing cable, and confirm it covers what you watch before you make the call. If it does, cancelling is easy; if it does not, you have lost nothing. Questions go to the desk on WhatsApp at +212 610 046 062.
Will I lose live sport if I cut cable?
Not with IPTV. TivioneTV carries the live channels that broadcast major sport, so the games that kept you on cable stay available in 4K, Full HD or HD.
Do I need new equipment to cut the cord?
Usually not. A smart TV from around 2016 onward, or a cheap Firestick, runs the players fine. There is no need to buy an expensive box for streaming alone.
How much can I save by switching from cable?
It depends on your current package, but with plans from $15 a month and no equipment rental or hidden fees, most households replacing a cable-plus-sports bill save a meaningful amount over a year.
Can I test IPTV before cancelling cable?
Yes, and you should. Run the 24-hour trial alongside your cable for an evening, confirm it covers what you watch, and only then cancel.
Want someone to set this up with you?
Message the support desk and we will have you watching in under 15 minutes, walking you through it if you want. Changed your mind inside 7 days? We refund you.
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