Live sport, news, kids' TV and a 120,000-title film and series library, streamed in up to 4K over the internet you already pay for. No dish, no installer, no contract — your line is usually live within ten minutes of ordering.
Traditional television asks you to sign a two-year contract, rent a box, accept a fixed channel line-up and pay separately for sport. Blerd Vision removes all four of those, and gives you a bigger catalogue for a fraction of the monthly cost.
Full national line-ups from the UK, US, Canada, Ireland, Australia and across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Asia — including the regional feeds most providers quietly leave out.
Premier League, Champions League, NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Formula 1, UFC, boxing, cricket, tennis and the pay-per-view events — usually with several camera feeds and commentary languages to pick from.
A film and box-set library that updates continuously, with full seasons of current series, complete back catalogues and new releases arriving within days of their digital premiere.
Native 4K and FHD feeds where the broadcaster supplies them, with adaptive fallback to HD so a busy evening on your home network never turns into a spinning wheel.
Load-balanced servers across multiple regions with automatic failover. If one edge goes down your player moves to the next without you touching the remote.
WhatsApp, live chat and email, staffed around the clock by people who actually know IPTV. Most questions are resolved inside a single conversation.
Choose 1, 3, 6 or 12 months and how many screens you want to watch on at the same time. Longer terms cost dramatically less per month, and nothing renews automatically.
Your username, password and portal URL arrive within minutes, along with a setup guide written for the exact device you told us you would be using.
Enter the credentials once in your player of choice. The channel list, EPG and full VOD library load automatically — and the same login works on every device.
Your Blerd Vision line is a standard M3U/Xtream Codes playlist, so it plays in any IPTV app you already trust — no proprietary hardware, no locked-down box, nothing to return if you cancel. Sign in once and the same credentials work across the living-room TV, the tablet in bed and your phone on mobile data.
Sport is where IPTV either earns its keep or falls apart, and it is the thing we engineer hardest for. Big fixtures are carried on multiple redundant sources, so when one feed degrades under load your player rolls to the next one mid-match rather than freezing on a corner kick.
You get domestic and international coverage side by side — the UK broadcast of a Premier League game and the overseas feed of the same fixture, so if one is blacked out in your region the other is not.
Scale your line to five simultaneous connections and the arguing stops. Each stream is independent — different channels, different devices, different rooms, all on one subscription and one bill.
Kids' channels sit in their own category so they are easy to find and easy to avoid, the EPG covers a full seven days so nothing is missed, and catch-up lets anyone rewind a programme that has already aired.
New releases are added to the Blerd Vision VOD library within days of their digital premiere. Titles shown are examples of what the catalogue carries; availability varies by region.
One payment for the term you pick. Nothing recurs, nothing auto-renews, and the price you see is the price you pay.
Need more than one screen? Every plan scales to 5 simultaneous connections — see the full connection matrix.
Add connections to any term. Each one streams independently.
| Simultaneous screens | 1 month | 3 months | 6 months | 12 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 screen | $15 buy | $32 buy | $54 buy | $69 buy |
| 2 screens | $23 buy | $49 buy | $79 buy | $114 buy |
| 3 screens | $30 buy | $67 buy | $99 buy | $144 buy |
| 4 screens | $40 buy | $84 buy | $129 buy | $169 buy |
| 5 screens | $55 buy | $94 buy | $154 buy | $199 buy |
Prices in USD. Payment is handled by our secure store; we never see or store your card details.
Enable unknown sources, install a player, sign in. The most common Blerd Vision setup, step by step.
Portal setup on MyTVOnline 2 and 3, including MAC address registration and EPG configuration.
Desktop playback with VLC and the dedicated players, plus how to fix the usual codec problems.
Where to enter your BVH credentials, what to do when they are rejected, and how to reset them.
IPTV stands for Internet Protocol Television. Instead of a signal arriving down a coaxial cable or off a satellite dish, each channel is delivered as a data stream over the same broadband connection you already use for everything else. Your player requests a channel, our servers send it, and your screen decodes it. That is the entire mechanism.
Because the delivery is just data, the physical constraints of broadcast disappear. There is no finite bandwidth on a cable to ration between channels, so a provider can carry twenty-two thousand of them instead of two hundred. There is no engineer visit, because there is nothing to install. And there is no regional lock imposed by the hardware, because the hardware is your existing router.
What replaces those constraints is a different set: your connection speed, the quality of the provider's servers, and how well the two behave together at eight o'clock on a Saturday evening when everyone in your timezone wants the same match.
Customers shortened Blerd Vision Hosting to BVH years ago and it stuck. From there it branched into BVH Live, BVH TV and BVH IPTV, and search engines now see all of them. They are one service. If a friend recommended "BVH" and you ended up here wondering whether this is the right place — it is.
The website has also moved to blerdvisiontv.tv from its previous address. That is a change of web address only: your credentials, your portal URL, your expiry date and the servers your player talks to are all unchanged. Our Blerd Vision Hosting page covers this properly, and it is worth reading if you have an existing line and saw the domain change.
Most IPTV marketing is interchangeable — everyone claims tens of thousands of channels and perfect uptime. Four things separate services that hold up from services that do not, and all four can be tested during a free trial rather than taken on trust:
We would rather you tested us properly and decided no than bought on a promise and asked for a refund a week later. That is why the free trial carries the whole catalogue rather than a demo subset.
Less than most people assume. A broadband connection of roughly 25 Mbps handles Full HD comfortably and 35 Mbps covers 4K. A device made in the last five years — a Firestick, an Android TV box, a recent smart TV, a phone, a laptop — will run an IPTV player without complaint. And that is genuinely the list.
The single biggest practical improvement you can make is to run an Ethernet cable to the main television. Wi-Fi carries most of the blame for IPTV buffering, usually unfairly: a 2.4 GHz signal crossing two internal walls to a smart TV is a far weaker link than anything on our side. If you cannot run a cable, a powerline adapter or a 5 GHz mesh node will get you most of the way there.
We are not the cheapest IPTV service and we do not try to be. What we run is our own infrastructure rather than a rebadged reseller panel, which is the difference between fixing a broken channel ourselves and filing a ticket with somebody upstream and hoping. It is why the answer to "channel X is down" is usually a fix the same day instead of an apology.
The catalogue covers 22,000+ live channels across more than 60 countries plus 120,000+ films and series on demand, and every plan gets all of it. There is no premium tier holding sport hostage and no surcharge for 4K. The only decisions you make are how long you want the line and how many screens should be able to watch at the same time — which is exactly how it should be.
Blerd Vision IPTV — also written BVH, short for Blerd Vision Hosting — is a subscription streaming service that delivers 22,000+ live television channels and a 120,000-title on-demand library over your existing internet connection. There is no satellite dish, no cable installer and no equipment rental. You buy a line, you receive credentials by email, and you sign in on whatever device you already own.
Yes. BVH is the abbreviation customers use for Blerd Vision Hosting, the service behind Blerd Vision IPTV. If you have searched for bvh iptv, bvh live, bvh tv or blerd vision hosting login, you are in the right place — those all refer to this service. Our Blerd Vision Hosting page explains the naming in full.
Most orders are activated within 5 to 20 minutes, and the overwhelming majority land inside the first 10. You will receive an email containing your username, password and portal URL, plus a one-page setup guide for the device you selected at checkout. If your inbox is quiet after 30 minutes, message us on WhatsApp and we will chase it live.
Not usually. Our servers are reachable on standard ports from most consumer networks. A minority of ISPs throttle or block streaming ports, and in those cases a VPN restores full speed. If you see steady buffering on a connection that otherwise tests fast, that is the first thing worth trying — and our support team will help you confirm it.
Plan for roughly 15 Mbps per simultaneous HD stream, 25 Mbps for FHD and 35 Mbps for 4K. Stability matters more than headline speed: a rock-solid 30 Mbps line outperforms a 300 Mbps line that drops packets every few minutes. Wired Ethernet always beats Wi-Fi for the main television.
Every plan includes one simultaneous connection as standard, and you can scale any term up to five. Each connection streams independently, so the kids can watch cartoons on a tablet while the football is on in the living room. The pricing page lists every screen-count and term combination with its exact price.
Tell us and we fix it. Channels occasionally change source, and our engineers re-point them — usually the same day. Support runs 24/7 over WhatsApp, live chat and email, and you will be talking to a person rather than a ticket queue. You can also request channels we do not currently carry.
No, on both counts. You pay once for the term you chose and nothing renews by itself. When the line expires it simply stops, and you decide whether to top it up. There is no cancellation process because there is nothing to cancel.
Pick a term, check your inbox, sign in. If it is not for you, the money-back window covers you.