TV Over the Internet: How It Works, No Jargon
TV over the internet (also called IPTV) is exactly what it sounds like: the channels arrive over your internet connection instead of an antenna, cable, or satellite. You don't need new equipment or technician visits: an app installs on the TV, phone, or computer you already own, you sign in, and you start watching.
With our service that includes national and international live TV, sports every day, new movie and show releases in Spanish and English, and 24/7 channels without commercials. It costs from $120 MXN or $10 USD a month, contract-free, and you can try it for free before deciding.
🎁 Try it free before you activate, just ask us on WhatsApp.
- ✅ No contracts
- ⚡ Ready in minutes
- 💬 Support on WhatsApp
From zero to watching TV in 4 steps
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Check that you have internet at home and a device: Smart TV, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, phone, or computer. Any of those works.
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Message us on WhatsApp and request your free trial: 2 hours of the real service. That way you see it working before you pay.
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Install the app with the install guide: we tell you exactly which one goes with your device, with videos and download buttons.
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If you like it, activate without contracts: Buzz Stream Basic from $120 MXN or $10 USD a month and Buzz Stream Plus at $250 MXN or $20 USD. Paying 3, 6, or 12 months saves you 3 months, 10% off, 6 months, 15% off, and 12 months, 20% off.
You pay upfront with no automatic charges: BBVA transfer, MercadoPago, or PayPal in pesos, and Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or PayPal in dollars.
See the install guidesAll you need is internet
No antenna, no wiring, no technician: it works with your home internet or your phone's data.
On the devices you already own
Smart TV, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android, iPhone, iPad, and computers. Install it on as many as you want.
Everything in one place
Live TV, sports, movies, shows, and 24/7 channels without commercials, in Spanish and English.
Try it before you pay
2 hours of the real service on your own device, no commitment.
Our Two Services, Side by Side
| 💻 Buzz Stream Basic | 🌟 Buzz Stream Plus | |
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| Monthly price | $120 MXN or $10 USD, $150 MXN or $13 USD, $195 MXN or $16 USD, and $235 MXN or $19 USD depending on connections | $250 MXN or $20 USD |
| Simultaneous connections | 1, 3, 4, or 5, you choose | 3 |
| Content | Live TV, sports, movies, and series. Movies and series are its strength | Live TV, sports, movies, and series. All the sports, premieres first, and more movies and more series |
| Sports and live TV | Yes, included, though not the one we recommend for this | All the sports and the most stable (its specialty) |
| Roku app | Works with its own channel, though we do not recommend it for Roku | The best (a single channel, no serial number) |
| Free trial | 2 hours | 2 hours |
| Discounts for longer plans | 3 months, 10% off, 6 months, 15% off, and 12 months, 20% off | 3 months, up to 20%, 6 months, up to 29%, and 12 months, up to 42% |
Frequently asked questions
Is TV over the internet the same as IPTV?
Yes, it's the same concept: the channels arrive over your internet connection and you watch them with an app on your own devices.
Do I need to change my internet or my TV?
No. It works with the internet you already have and your current devices. If your TV is quite old, a Roku or a Fire TV Stick gets it ready.
Do I need a technician to install it?
No. The app installs in minutes following the site's guide, and on WhatsApp we walk you through it step by step until you're watching your first channel.
How much does it cost?
Buzz Stream Basic costs $120 MXN or $10 USD, $150 MXN or $13 USD, $195 MXN or $16 USD, and $235 MXN or $19 USD a month for 1, 3, 4, or 5 connections. Buzz Stream Plus costs from $250 MXN or $20 USD with 3 connections. No contracts, and up to 42% off for paying more months upfront.
Get it on WhatsApp
We'll help you choose and get set up in minutes. No contracts and a free trial.
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