Whether you call it MoaTV or Moa TV, here's what it means in America: local stations, football all weekend, college hoops in March, and Spanish-language channels for the whole family, on the TV you already own.
Same lineup on every plan. Pick the length and the number of screens, then message us.
$40USD · 3 months
About $13.33 a month$70USD · 6 months
About $11.67 a month$80USD · 12 months
About $6.67 a month$120USD · 24 months
About $5 a monthThree questions come up in almost every chat with US customers: are my locals there, is my team there, and is there something in Spanish for Grandma. Yes, yes and yes.
The guide has its own US Local section with network affiliates from major American cities, so your evening news and primetime line-up sit one click from the home screen.
Pro football, basketball, baseball and hockey, plus college football Saturdays, March Madness, MLS, NASCAR and golf majors.
Novelas, Liga MX, Spanish-language sports calls and Latino entertainment for bilingual households.
Cable news, business channels and local news from big markets, running all day in the News section.
A late tip-off in LA is past midnight in New York. Replay Sports and catch-up let you watch it with breakfast instead.
Want the full breakdown? See the MoaTV US channels list.
Use this to pick a plan length that covers your team's whole season.
| League | Runs | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| NFL | September – February | Sunday slate, night games, playoffs, Super Bowl |
| College football | Late August – January | Saturday games, rivalry week, bowls, playoff |
| NBA | October – June | Regular season, play-in, playoffs, Finals |
| NHL | October – June | All US clubs and the Stanley Cup run |
| MLB | Late March – October | Daily games, All-Star week, October baseball |
| College basketball | November – April | Conference play and the March tournament |
| MLS | Late February – December | Weekly matches and the Cup playoffs |
American cable bills tend to grow in the small print: a rental fee for each box, a regional sports charge, a broadcast surcharge. MoaTV is one up-front payment for the period you choose, and the hardware is whatever you already have.
You also get the whole lineup on your phone, not just on the TV with the box plugged in.
Full MoaTV vs cable comparison| MoaTV | Typical cable | |
|---|---|---|
| Contract | None | 1–2 years |
| Box rental | None | Monthly, per TV |
| Sports surcharge | None | Often added |
| On your phone | Anywhere | Mostly at home |
| Needs internet | Yes | No |
It's what most American customers use, and we know it inside out. The MoaTV Firestick guide walks through it in a few minutes.
Guide times come from your device. If a 1pm Eastern kickoff shows the wrong time in Denver or Phoenix, fix the time zone in the TV or stick settings first.
On big game days, a network cable or 5 GHz Wi-Fi beats a range extender. Budget about 10 Mbps per HD screen.
Roku can't run IPTV players. Every other major platform can, including the phone in your pocket.
Yes. Because it streams over the internet, MoaTV works in all 50 states, Alaska and Hawaii included. We don't black out games based on where you live.
The US Local section carries affiliates from many large markets. Smaller cities may not have their own feed, so if a particular local station matters, ask us on WhatsApp before you order and we'll check.
A Fire TV Stick, by a wide margin. It's inexpensive and quick to set up. Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV and Android TV work too.
No. Roku doesn't allow the IPTV players MoaTV needs. Plug a Fire TV Stick into the same TV and you're set.
Plan on roughly 10 Mbps for each screen watching in HD and 25 Mbps for 4K. Nearly every US cable or fiber plan has room for that.
No. You pay for the plan length you pick and that's it. Nothing renews on its own.
North of the border? See MoaTV Canada.
Message us with your plan and number of screens. Most US customers are watching the same day.
