A Small Canadian Team, One Very Large Channel Grid

"The providers worth keeping are the ones that answer the phone at midnight and tell you the truth about what broke." — a standard we set for ourselves before we had a single paying subscriber.

Where we came from

TVStorm began in a Calgary apartment in front of a television that cost more per month than the internet feeding it. The first customers were friends, then their families, then people those families told. We never ran a launch campaign; the grid and the support queue did the talking. Today the same handful of technicians look after subscribers in every province and territory, and the WhatsApp line is still answered by the people who set up the servers.

What we actually sell

We resell access to established IPTV infrastructure. We do not own the channels, we do not host the broadcast feeds, and we would rather tell you that plainly than dress it up. What we do own is the delivery layer: edge servers that keep parallel sources for every popular channel, the anti-freeze switching that hands your player the healthiest one, and a support desk that answers at 3 a.m. See exactly what reaches your screen on the channel list.

Why one device per subscription

Because it is the honest way to price a stream. Providers who advertise five simultaneous connections for the same money are either overselling their bandwidth or quietly throttling you at peak time. One line, one active stream, full bitrate — and if a household needs a second screen at the same moment, a second line costs less than a single month of most cable packages. Our pricing page shows the whole ladder.

Why IBO Player only

Supporting one player properly beats supporting six badly. IBO Player installs natively on Samsung Tizen and LG webOS, sideloads cleanly on Fire TV, runs on Android, Windows, macOS and Linux, and behaves identically across all of them. That means when you write to us at midnight, our technician already knows exactly which screen you are looking at. The full walkthrough is in the setup guide.

The standards we hold

We publish a real uptime figure (99.9%, measured, not aspirational). We answer support inside an hour on average. We do not auto-renew, we do not store card details, and we send exactly one confirmation email per order. If a channel you were promised disappears from the upstream grid, we say so rather than pretending you imagined it.

Serving all of Canada

Head office sits in Calgary, but the subscriber map is national: Toronto and Mississauga condos, Montreal triplexes, Vancouver apartments, Edmonton and Winnipeg family homes, Halifax flats, Quebec City and Ottawa households, and a long tail of rural lines from northern Ontario to the Okanagan. Bilingual support comes standard — French and English, same queue, same response time.

TVStorm in numbers