Eternal TV vs Vivimate IPTV 2026: Which Seller Fits You

A word on who is writing: we run Vivimate, so we have an interest here, and we have no connection to any Eternal TV website. We didn't buy or test an Eternal TV plan, and we don't publish speed or uptime measurements of our own service, so nothing below ranks the two. Every Eternal TV detail is what that seller's own pages said when they were read on November 9, 2026. They are the sellers' statements, not facts we verified.

Start with the domain, not the brand

Most comparisons treat Eternal TV as one company. Searching the name in the US turns up three separate shops instead, each with its own prices and terms, and none pointing to the others. A fourth address, eternaltv.net, shows only a billing login headed “Eternal Hosting”. Registration dates below come from public WHOIS records, which anyone can check with ICANN's lookup tool.

We list the domains as plain text rather than links because we can't say which one is genuine, or whether any is the original. eternaltv.org states that the business dates from 2018, while its domain was registered in July 2025; a move to a new address would explain that, but we found nothing that confirms it. The one company name we saw anywhere was Eternal Hosting Solutions Ltd., in the footer of eternal-tv.com. For a buyer in the US or Canada, the practical point is simple: the domain you pay on is the contract you get.

What a month really costs on each

The one-month prices span almost four to one: $5.00 on eternal-tv.com, $14.95 on eternaltv.org and $19.99 on eternaltv.tv, against $19.99 for a month of Vivimate. Longer plans narrow the gap, and the comparison only works once you divide each long plan by the months it actually buys. Our longest plan, 12 months plus 2 free, is $69.99 for 14 months of access.

Extra screens are priced differently again. eternal-tv.com lists one connection at $5.00 a month, $13.00 for 3 months or $44.00 for 12; three connections at $8.00, $20.00 or $64.00; and five at $10.00, $24.00 or $72.00. eternaltv.tv's terms say one subscription equals one connection, with 3 months at $45.00. eternaltv.org lists $14.95, $29.95, $44.95 and $59.95 for 1, 3, 6 and 12 months. Vivimate comes in 1, 2, 3 or 4 device versions; the two-device prices are in the plan table further down.

Refunds, trials and renewal

This is where the Eternal TV pages disagree most, sometimes within the same site. Before paying anyone, save the refund page from the exact domain you buy on.

• eternaltv.tv: 7 days on the home page, 15 days on its refund page. That page also sells a 36-hour trial for $4.99, rules out refunds on it, and says a customer who requests a refund can't subscribe again.
• eternaltv.org: 3 days in the FAQ. The refund page it links to reads as an unedited website template about returning physical goods in original packaging, with placeholder text where a contact email belongs.
• eternal-tv.com: 15 days with no conditions listed on that page, and monthly, quarterly and yearly plans are charged again on the same date each term unless you cancel.

Our own terms set conditions, and it's fair to say so plainly. Vivimate's 7-day money-back guarantee runs from the day you pay, covers the first purchase only, and refunds in full when a service problem you report can't be fixed. Problems with your own device, the app setup or slow home internet aren't covered, which is why the free trial comes first. Plans never renew by themselves. The full wording is on our Vivimate refund policy.

Eternal TV and Vivimate, point by point

Where the Eternal TV sites disagree, the middle column gives the range. Claims about uptime, stability and legality on those sites are left out, because we can't check them, just as we don't ask readers to accept claims about our own service that we can't show.

The Vivimate side in full

Vivimate is a prepaid IPTV subscription for households in the US and Canada. The login arrives on WhatsApp as Xtream details, a server URL, username and password, which most player apps accept; support sends M3U, MAG or Enigma2 details on request. There's a 7-day guide and catch-up on supported channels, and picture quality goes up to 4K where a channel broadcasts in 4K. A person answers on WhatsApp around the clock, including for setup questions.

We don't promise any particular channel, network, league or event. Search the trial's guide for what your household watches. IPTV itself is a legal technology; whether a given seller is lawful depends on the rights it holds, and we don't publish the rights agreements behind our channels. Our explainer on whether IPTV is legal in the US sets out what that means for a viewer, and it applies to Eternal TV and to us alike.

Which fits whom

If you already pay one of the Eternal TV sites, the terms that bind you are that domain's, not another site's with the same name. If the lowest listed monthly price matters most, eternal-tv.com listed it, and its renewal clause is the trade-off to weigh. If you want to test on your own TV before paying and want no renewal at all, Vivimate's trial and prepaid plans fit that. Whichever you lean toward, note the domain, the price for your number of screens, the refund in writing, whether it renews, and keep your payment record. Our checklist for comparing IPTV providers goes further, and the free 24-hour Vivimate trial lets you run every check on us at no cost. Plans are also on Vivimate plans and prices.

Frequently asked questions

Sources

Read November 9, 2026: eternaltv.tv (home, refund and terms pages); eternaltv.org (home, FAQ, about and refund pages); eternal-tv.com (home and refund policy); eternaltv.net (billing login only). Domain registration dates: registry WHOIS through ICANN lookup, same day. Vivimate prices: our pricing page; refund terms: our refund policy.

Couldn't read: anything behind the eternaltv.net login, and any company record for Eternal Hosting Solutions Ltd. that we could match to these sites.