Looking for the best IPTV subscription in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia? Qimma TV delivers over 25,000+ live channels and 100,000+ on-demand movies and series in 4K UHD / FHD / HD, on stable servers with 99.9% uptime tuned for viewers in Saudi Arabia. Activate in minutes and watch on any device you already own.
Cards, transfer and e-wallets with a clear receipt for every order.
Thousands of on-demand titles refreshed weekly, many with Arabic subtitles.
Rewind live TV and record your favourite programmes.
Encryption-friendly streams that respect your viewing privacy.
A complete electronic programme guide with reminders and catch-up.
High-bitrate streams with modern codecs that keep the picture crisp while saving data.
For phones, Firestick, Android and computers: enter the username and password or the link and start right away.
For Samsung and LG: the app shows a MAC address and a key; send them to us and we activate your list on that TV.
STC, Mobily and Zain fibre covers the major cities at 100–1000 Mbps, and 5G is more than enough for 4K on a phone or home router.
Most common: Samsung and LG Smart TVs via MAC players such as IBO, Bob and Duplex, then Firestick and Android boxes.
Set the EPG to Riyadh time (GMT+3) so match and programme times line up.
Pick the subscription length that suits you (Saudi Arabia) on the pricing page.
Your login (Xtream Codes or M3U URL) arrives by email or WhatsApp instantly.
Enter the details in your favourite app and enjoy thousands of channels.
Rated 4.9 / 5 Excellent based on 3,842+ verified customer reviews across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman.
Since switching from satellite to Qimma TV on STC Fiber in Riyadh, I haven't had a single freeze at peak evening hours. Activation arrived on WhatsApp in under a minute with a step-by-step TiviMate guide.
We stream on the living-room Samsung OLED via IBO Player and on the iPad in the bedroom on one plan over e& fibre in Dubai. Arabic, Gulf and international series are updated weekly with clean subtitles.
Requested the free trial on Ooredoo fibre in Doha. Instant channel zapping, full 4K sports feeds and a properly synced Gulf EPG convinced me right away. WhatsApp support replies in seconds in both Arabic and English.
Set up Qimma TV on our Firestick 4K Max in under three minutes. All GCC networks, UK/US cinema channels and live football run at smooth 60fps with zero weekend lag.
Sent a photo of the MAC address from my LG Smart TV in Jeddah to WhatsApp support and the entire channel list and VOD library loaded on the TV without needing an external box or cable.
Joined the reseller programme six months ago. Generating trials and managing Xtream and MAC lines takes seconds, and my customers across the UAE and Saudi renew every term thanks to the 99.9% match-night uptime.
Qimma TV is an internet-TV (IPTV) service focused on quality, support and uptime. We encourage viewers to access content they are entitled to in their country and we act on every intellectual-property notice we receive. Your experience and privacy come first.
If you are comparing options for IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia, this page was written for you. The idea is simple: instead of a satellite signal caught by a dish, an IPTV subscription arrives over the internet like any web video, but with real television quality and a full programme guide.
In Saudi Arabia specifically, the infrastructure is ready: STC, Mobily, Zain, GO deliver fibre and 5G at speeds that exceed what 4K streaming needs many times over. Speed is therefore rarely the obstacle; the real difference between an excellent and a frustrating experience is the provider's quality, the stability of its servers, and the player you choose for your device.
Qimma TV offers more than 25,000+ live channels and 100,000+ movies and series, with 99.9% uptime and Arabic-speaking support around the clock. Those numbers are not decoration; they decide whether the peak-time match plays smoothly or freezes in the ninetieth minute.
We cover the full picture of IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia here: content, activation, devices, local prices, troubleshooting and the common questions, so you decide on information rather than promises.
The question we hear most: why IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia instead of a satellite subscription or a single streaming app? The answer is six practical differences we see every day with subscribers in Saudi Arabia.
Latency drops when servers are geographically close, which is what makes an IPTV subscription start within seconds and hold up at peak hours.
Packages for IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia start from the local and Gulf channels and then widen to Arabic and international — not the other way round.
Sports channels and recent films are streamed at the highest quality the source provides, with modern encoding that keeps data use down.
More than 100,000+ titles, most with Arabic subtitles, inside the same IPTV subscription at no extra charge.
Your login arrives on WhatsApp or email as soon as you pay; no technician visit, no installation.
An Arabic-speaking team answers around the clock and knows the devices and apps common in the region.
The short version: an IPTV subscription is not merely a cheaper alternative but a more flexible one — one subscription for everything you watch, on every device, at a clear price.
When comparing offers for IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia, look at what the subscription actually includes rather than the big numbers alone. This is what our IPTV subscription contains:
More than 25,000+ channels sorted into packs: sports, movies, series, kids, news, documentaries, Arabic, Gulf and international.
A library beyond 100,000+ titles with posters, descriptions and Arabic subtitles, refreshed weekly.
An electronic schedule for every channel in local time, with reminders and quick jumps between slots.
On supported channels you can go back to what you missed over the past days and watch from the start.
In players such as TiviMate you record programmes and watch later, even offline.
An IPTV subscription allows multi-screen viewing at the same time depending on the plan: living room, bedroom and phone together.
Channels switch automatically between servers under pressure so the picture never freezes during a big match.
Continuous channel and library updates, dead links removed, and support on WhatsApp and email.
Activating IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia needs no technician and no visit. These are the same steps our support team walks every new subscriber through:
Pick the length that suits you on the pricing page; your login arrives instantly on WhatsApp or email.
From the official store. The app is usually free; the content comes from the IPTV subscription.
Choose Xtream Codes and enter the username, password and server exactly as sent, or paste the M3U link.
Wait for the first load (about a minute), then enable EPG download in settings.
Enable hardware decoding, pick a small buffer, and connect the device by cable if you can.
Network: STC, Mobily and Zain fibre covers the major cities at 100–1000 Mbps, and 5G is more than enough for 4K on a phone or home router.
Payment: in Saudi Arabia you can pay with Mada, STC Pay, Apple Pay, Visa / Mastercard, تحويل بنكي / bank transfer. A receipt follows every order, and activation happens as soon as the payment confirms.
Devices: Most common: Samsung and LG Smart TVs via MAC players such as IBO, Bob and Duplex, then Firestick and Android boxes.
Time zone: set the EPG to GMT+3 so match and programme times align with local time in Saudi Arabia.
Tip: Set the EPG to Riyadh time (GMT+3) so match and programme times line up.
| Plan | Price (SAR) | Monthly equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Month Plan | 45 SAR | 45 SAR |
| 3 Months Plan | 93.8 SAR | 31.2 SAR |
| 6 Months Plan | 150 SAR | 25 SAR |
| 12 Months Plan | 244 SAR | 20.3 SAR |
Prices above are in the currency of Saudi Arabia and include every channel and the whole library; the only difference between plans is the length and the discount. The longer the term, the lower the monthly equivalent, which is why most subscribers choose six months or a year.
There are no hidden fees in IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia: no installation charge, no mandatory box, no automatic renewal. When the term ends you receive a reminder and decide for yourself.
If you are trying an IPTV subscription for the first time, start with the free trial and then one month; if you already know what you want, the yearly plan is the best value by a wide margin.
Channels in an IPTV subscription are sorted into packs so you find what you want quickly. The main packs:
Every domestic, continental and world competition in one guide, with selected 4K feeds for the big matches.
Round-the-clock movie channels next to an on-demand library with the latest releases, Arabic-subtitled.
Complete Arabic, Turkish and international series, with new seasons added weekly.
Cartoons and safe educational programmes that can be isolated in their own group with parental controls in the player.
Gulf, Arabic and world news channels live, with catch-up for the main bulletins.
Nature, science and history in high definition; the content that benefits most from a 4K screen.
The complete Gulf, Egyptian, Levantine and Maghreb line-ups, sorted by country.
Packs in English, Hindi, Urdu, Filipino, Turkish and more for residents.
IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia means one subscription for everything you watch: live channels in 4K, an on-demand library, a programme guide and catch-up, on every device you own, at a clear price and with no installation. Start with a free trial, pick your plan on the pricing page, and install the right player for your device. If you need help, support answers in Arabic around the clock.
The same service works in every GCC country, but networks, payment methods and common devices differ a little from one to the next. A quick summary per country:
The IPTV subscription in Saudi Arabia runs on STC, Mobily, Zain, GO, and payment is available via Mada, STC Pay, Apple Pay. Most common: Samsung and LG Smart TVs via MAC players such as IBO, Bob and Duplex, then Firestick and Android boxes. The Saudi Arabia page has prices in SAR and the covered cities.
The IPTV subscription in UAE runs on du, Etisalat (e&), and payment is available via Visa / Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay. Most common: Apple TV, Firestick and Smart TVs, with a large expatriate audience looking for multi-language line-ups. The UAE page has prices in AED and the covered cities.
The IPTV subscription in Kuwait runs on Zain, Ooredoo, STC Kuwait, and payment is available via KNET, Visa / Mastercard, Apple Pay. Most common: Android boxes and Smart TVs via MAC players, plus IPTV Smarters on phones. The Kuwait page has prices in KWD and the covered cities.
The IPTV subscription in Qatar runs on Ooredoo, Vodafone Qatar, and payment is available via Visa / Mastercard, Apple Pay, تحويل بنكي / bank transfer. Most common: Smart TVs and Apple TV, with strong demand for 4K sports. The Qatar page has prices in QAR and the covered cities.
The IPTV subscription in Bahrain runs on Batelco, stc Bahrain, Zain Bahrain, and payment is available via Benefit, Visa / Mastercard, Apple Pay. Most common: Firestick, Android boxes and Smart TVs. The Bahrain page has prices in BHD and the covered cities.
The IPTV subscription in Oman runs on Omantel, Ooredoo Oman, and payment is available via Visa / Mastercard, Apple Pay, تحويل بنكي / bank transfer. Most common: Smart TVs and Android boxes. The Oman page has prices in OMR and the covered cities.
Activate your subscription now or request a free trial and see the difference.
