3 months
$39.95
$13.32/month
- The whole MAG Box IPTV lineup
- Catch-up for the last 7 days
- Fight-night cards covered as well
For MAG 250 to MAG 524 owners
About 15 minutes after checkout, an email brings your login and a portal URL. Paste it into the box settings, register the MAC printed on the label, and a MAG anywhere from the 250 to the 524 opens 50,000+ live channels and 200,000+ movies and series.
All four plans unlock the same lineup, from $5.41/month, with 7-day catch-up and 24/7 email support.
Portal NextSaved
Paste the portal URL from your welcome email into the box settings.
Portal URLFrom your welcome email
MAC WaitingRegistered
Twelve characters on the label under the box tie the plan to that MAG.
MAC address, example00:1A:79:6B:3E:D4
Done WaitingLive
Restart the box and the portal fills with live channels, movies, series and 7-day catch-up.
Illustration of the three-step setup. Your real MAC is printed on the box label.
Read the label first
Turn the box over and read the model sticker. When the name falls between the MAG 250 and the MAG 524, the registration steps for MAG Box IPTV further down were written for your hardware.

Those two names are the ends of the range this page is written around. A MAG is a portal box: it loads whatever its portal URL points to, so there is no store to browse and no app to side-load. That is why IPTV for MAG box owners starts at the sticker. The plan follows the MAC printed on the label, which counts for more than the model number.
Screens without a portal menu lean on TiviMate, IBO Player or IPTV Smarters Pro instead. Each of them has its own step list on the install page, and every list starts from the same login email the MAG uses.

Four plans
Every term opens the same lineup, so length is the only thing you are choosing. The longer the term, the lower the monthly rate, and the 24-month plan works out from $5.41/month.
$39.95
$13.32/month
$59.95
$9.99/month
Suggested term
$79.95
$6.66/month
$129.95
$5.41/month
Unsure about your box? Run the same login for a day first: the 24-hour free trial asks for no credit card. When support has tried and the service still does not work, a message sent in the first 7 days after purchase can claim a complete refund.
Setup in order
Three small jobs, always in this order: pay, point the box at its portal, then tie the plan to the MAC. Nothing needs a computer or an extra cable, and the same routine suits any IPTV for MAG box setup.
Pick a term and finish checkout. About fifteen minutes later an email with your MAG Box IPTV login lands, and the portal URL in it is the line to copy.
Open the settings menu on the MAG, find the portal address field and enter the URL exactly as written, with no space at either end. A MAG IPTV portal entry is read character for character.
Read the twelve characters off the label under the box, register them the way the email describes, and power-cycle the MAG. The channel list builds itself on the next start.
Portal URLCopied from the login email
MAC addressRead from the box label
Stuck on a menu name? The install page walks the MAG screens one at a time, and the support mailbox offers 24/7 email support.
What fills the portal
The uptime figure describes design intent, not a promise about any single evening. MAG Box IPTV streams are built to resist freezing, and a long-term MAG owner will care more about that than about a badge.
Live grid, library and catch-up come together in one IPTV subscription, so nothing needs adding later.
US sports
Sunday football, a Tuesday doubleheader or a Saturday night fight card: MAG Box IPTV lists them by network, so a MAG owner scrolls channels the way an old cable guide worked.





Every plan already covers fight night on pay-per-view, whether the card is UFC or boxing. TNT and CBS Sports join ESPN, NBC Sports and Fox Sports in the sports folder, beside local stations from FOX, CBS, ABC and NBC in each state.
Discovery, HGTV, AMC, HBO and Showtime fill the evenings.
Fox News leads the news folder, with CNN and MSNBC alongside.
Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and Disney keep a group of their own.
For Spanish-language viewing there are Univision, ESPN Deportes and Telemundo.
Worldwide
Past the US border the lineup spreads across 180+ countries, which suits anyone who follows a league or a language from back home.
BBC and ITV, plus Sky Sports.
CBC, TSN and Sportsnet.
Regional channels next to the US Spanish-language group.
DAZN, Canal+ and beIN.
MBC and beIN.
Zee and Star.
SuperSport.


Europe's club football, Champions League nights among it, reaches MAG Box IPTV through the networks named above.
On demand
After the live grid comes the library: 200,000+ movies and series in the on-demand menu, each one a few remote clicks from the home screen.
Open the movies or series menu, pick a poster and press play.
Missed a broadcast? Seven days of catch-up let you step back on live channels.
Big fight cards on pay-per-view are covered by every plan, with no separate order to place.
















Posters hint at the film library. Service logos stand for catalogs you can look up on demand, such as titles from Netflix, Hulu and more. They are not apps bundled into MAG Box IPTV.
Test before you commit
Register your box the way a paying customer would, then watch live TV and browse the library for a day. The login reaches your inbox within minutes.
24 hours
The test run asks for no credit card and is limited to one per customer and per device. When the day is over, access stops by itself and nothing is billed.
Owner notes
Rated 4.8 out of 5 across 94,130 ratings. Here is how three box owners describe the first evening.
I pasted the portal URL into my MAG 524, registered the MAC off the label and restarted. The channel list was waiting, with the New York locals and the weekend fight cards in one place.
My MAG 250 had sat in a drawer for a year. I tried the 24-hour trial first, and the whole setup was one email, one portal address and one MAC. The movie menu is bigger than I will ever get through.
I read the install steps with the box on my lap, entered the portal and restarted. NFL Sundays came through on the broadcast networks and ESPN. I emailed one question and the answer came the same day.
Questions
Boxes in the MAG 250 to MAG 524 range. Read the sticker under yours; if the model name falls in that range, the portal and MAC steps on this page apply to it.
An email with your login and the portal URL arrives about 15 minutes after checkout. Enter the URL on the box, register the MAC and restart.
It is printed on the label under the box, twelve characters written in pairs. Copy it exactly, because the plan is tied to that one MAC.
Yes. The test run is one day long, needs no card, and every customer and every device gets a single go. Access stops by itself when the day ends.
Football, basketball, baseball, hockey, college sport, soccer, UFC, boxing, NASCAR, golf and tennis, carried on ESPN, TNT, CBS Sports plus the remaining sports networks, plus local stations in each state.
They sit inside every plan, UFC and boxing among them.
Three, six, twelve and twenty-four months open the identical lineup. Only the length changes, and a longer term lowers the monthly rate.
Recheck the portal URL for stray spaces and compare the MAC with the label. Still nothing? Email support. The refund terms in the pricing section apply: a full refund within 7 days only if support cannot get it working, and none for a change of mind.
Email support@mag-box-iptv.com whenever you like, since the mailbox is covered 24/7. Mention the box model and the MAC. Replies tend to leave the same day, though no deadline is promised.
Yes. The install page has separate steps for sticks, smart TVs, Apple devices, Android phones and tablets, and Windows and Mac computers.
A MAG has no app store, so it loads its channel list from a portal address. The URL in your email is that address, and typing it correctly is the whole job.
Catch-up on live channels reaches back 7 days. The picture can reach 8K on titles and screens that support it.
Ready when you are
The 12-month plan costs $79.95 once, which averages $6.66/month. Pay, wait for the email, paste the portal URL, register the MAC and press restart.
A MAG set-top box has no app drawer to fill. It starts, contacts the portal address stored in its settings and draws whatever that portal returns. IPTV for MAG box buyers is therefore less about hunting for software and more about getting two details right: the portal URL and the MAC. MAG Box IPTV hands you the first by email and asks you to read out the second from the label.
Every MAG carries a hardware address on its label. Registering that address tells the service which box a plan belongs to. Mistype one character and the portal stays empty, so copy it slowly from the sticker and compare it once more before you restart.
Once registered, the MAG IPTV portal opens a live grid, an on-demand menu and a catch-up view. The grid holds 50,000+ live channels, the library holds 200,000+ movies and series, and live channels reach back 7 days. The picture can reach 8K on titles and screens that support it.
American lineups come first: the big sports leagues, the broadcast networks, news, children's TV and Spanish-language programming. Beyond that, channels and movies from 180+ countries share the list, so one subscription can follow a league in Europe and a news desk in Canada.
Power the MAG off, wait a few seconds and switch it on again. Check the portal URL for stray spaces, then check the MAC against the label. Still blank? Email support. The pricing section explains the refund, which covers only a service support cannot get working, claimed within 7 days of purchase.
This is an independent streaming service with no tie to Infomir or the MAG brand. It simply speaks the portal language a MAG already understands, which is why boxes from the MAG 250 to the MAG 524 can use it. Plans start from $5.41/month and each one opens the whole lineup.
IPTV simply means television delivered over an internet connection instead of an aerial, a dish or a cable. For a MAG owner it is the reason an old-looking box can still show a modern grid of channels. MAG Box IPTV is the name of this particular service.