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Motion IPTV Review: Prices, Free Trial and Risks (2026)

Motion IPTV

Last updated: 13 October 2026. How we review: we read the provider’s own site and note what it says. Anything we have not tested ourselves is labelled “claimed by the provider”.

Disclosure: IPTV World does not own or operate Motion IPTV.

Quick facts

Plans Basic, Standard and Pro, billed monthly or yearly (provider’s site, checked 13 Oct 2026)
Price Basic $9.99 / month. The page also lists Standard $27.99 for 3 months, Pro $49.99 for 6 months, Basic $79.99 for 1 year, Standard $149.99 for 2 years and Pro $399.99 for lifetime
Connections The plan card says 1 device. Text elsewhere on the page says up to 5
Free trial 36 hours, no other terms shown
Payment Not stated on the page
Refund, terms, privacy We found no refund policy, terms or privacy policy linked on the page
Support “24/7” claimed, with a contact page. No email, phone or chat details are shown on the page
Motion IPTV Basic plan at $9.99 per month with 1 device connection and 18,000+ channels
Motion IPTV’s Basic plan, 13 October 2026.

What Motion IPTV says it offers

The provider claims 18,000+ channels (elsewhere “over 20,000”), 93,000 movies and series, 4K streaming, 99.9% uptime, 20,000 active users and a 95% satisfaction rate. Catch-up TV is marked “coming soon”. We did not count or test any of this.

Where its own site disagrees with itself

  • The main heading says “starting from $7.99”, but the cheapest plan is $9.99.
  • The one-year plan is $79.99 in the plan card and $89.99 in a heading.
  • Plan cards list one device, while the body text promises up to five.
  • Every plan is labelled “Popular Choice”.
  • Our earlier review quoted $10, $50 and $90 plans. The current page shows different plans and prices.

What we could not verify

  • Channel and VOD counts, picture quality, buffering and uptime.
  • Who operates the service. No company name, address or registration is given.
  • How you pay, and how a refund would work.

Cons and risks

  • Licensing is unverified. The site does not say who licenses the channels and films it lists. In many countries, watching streams from an unlicensed source can break the law or the broadcaster’s terms. You are responsible for what you use.
  • No visible policies. Without a refund policy, terms or privacy policy, you have no written promise to rely on if something goes wrong.
  • App download. The page’s Google Play badge links to an APK file hosted on a third-party domain, not the Play Store. Installing apps from outside an official store carries a security risk.
  • Unclear payment method. The page does not say how you pay, so check this before you hand over any details.

Before you pay

  1. Use the 36-hour free trial first and test at the time of day you actually watch.
  2. Ask support in writing how to pay and what the refund terms are, and keep the reply.
  3. Avoid installing the APK. Use a player from an official app store instead.
  4. Pay by credit card if possible, and buy the shortest plan.

Verdict

Motion IPTV’s page sells plans from $9.99 a month, but it shows no policies, no operator and no payment details, and its own numbers conflict. We cannot confirm its content, quality or licensing. If you try it, use the trial, get the refund terms in writing first, and do not install the APK.

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