IPTV Reviews Lab exists to answer one question honestly: is this IPTV service, app, or setup worth your time and money? This page explains the rules we hold ourselves to while answering it.
How services and topics are chosen
We choose what to cover from reader questions, search demand, and the services that are visible enough that people will run into them. Nobody buys their way onto this site, and no provider is given advance sight of an article, a score, or a ranking position.
What a claim has to be worth before we print it
- A figure taken from a provider page is attributed to that provider, not presented as independently proven.
- Anything we checked ourselves is written as what we saw, on which device, and when.
- Where we could not verify something, we say so rather than filling the gap with a confident guess.
- We do not publish channel counts, uptime figures, or speed numbers that we cannot source.
Commercial relationships
Some links earn us a commission. That arrangement is disclosed on the affiliate disclaimer page and again near the links themselves, and it has no bearing on what an article concludes. Editorial decisions are made before commercial ones, and a negative conclusion about a service we earn from stays in the article.
Corrections and updates
IPTV moves quickly. Prices change, apps break, and providers disappear. When a reader tells us something is wrong or out of date, we check it against a current source and correct the page. Substantive corrections are noted on the page rather than quietly edited away.
If you have found something wrong, send the page address and a source we can check through the contact page.
Authorship and accountability
Every article is published under the name of the person who wrote it, with a profile page listing what they cover and everything else they have written here. Articles are written and edited by people; we do not publish unreviewed machine-generated text under a byline.
What we will not do
- Recommend or link to a way of getting paid content without paying for it.
- Publish a star rating or score we cannot explain from the article itself.
- Present a provider as tested when it has not been.
- Accept payment for a review outcome, a ranking, or the removal of criticism.