We publish no Tivimate IPTV customer reviews, no star rating and no subscriber count. Not because we have nothing good to report, but because we have no way to prove any of it to you — and neither does any other IPTV site showing you five-star cards with first names and stock photos. This page used to carry fifteen of exactly those. They were invented, and they are gone.
What we removed, and why
An audit of this site in 2026 found 99 named customer testimonials across the homepage, this page and 21 country guides — every one of them written by us, with invented names, invented cities and invented dates. It also found five different subscriber counts on different pages, ranging from 1,200 to 250,000. They could not all be true, so none of them could be trusted. All of it has been deleted rather than quietly adjusted.
If we later collect real reviews, they will arrive through a platform you can click through to and check for yourself — not as text we typed on our own page.
How to judge an IPTV provider without testimonials
1. Insist on a trial you don't pay for
Any provider confident in its streams will let you test them first. Ours is 24 hours with no card details. Run it at peak time, on your own connection, on the device you'll actually use — not at 2pm on a laptop.
2. Read the refund policy before the sales page
Marketing slogans and legal terms often disagree. Ours is published in full and linked from every page. If a provider's refund terms are hard to find, that is the finding.
3. Check whether the reviews could possibly be real
Look for a review platform behind the stars — Trustpilot, Google, an app store — that you can click through to. Testimonials that exist only as text on the seller's own page, with no link and no verifiable identity, cost nothing to invent.
4. Test support before you pay, not after
Message the support channel with a real question while you are still a prospect. Response time and answer quality when someone wants your money is the best case you will ever see.
5. Ask for the specific channels you care about
Channel counts are the most inflated number in this industry. A list of 55,000 means nothing if the four channels you actually watch are missing. Name them and ask.
Run the checklist on us
Start with step one. The trial is 24 hours and needs no card details.
Start Your Free TrialOr read the refund policy and who we are first.