IPTV on Amazon Fire Stick in United States: setup guide

Amazon Fire Stick in United States

The Amazon Fire Stick is one of the easiest ways to put live TV, movies and series on any screen with an HDMI port. This guide is for viewers across the United States.

What you need

• A Fire Stick connected to your TV and to Wi-Fi, signed in to an Amazon account.
• An internet connection of at least 30 Mbps, and 50 Mbps or more is good, because the connection is usually shared by the whole family.
• WhatsApp on your phone, to message us.

Setup steps

1. Make sure your Fire Stick is connected to the internet and working normally.
2. Message us on WhatsApp with the words Fire Stick and your country. We tell you which app to install and how to get it onto the stick.
3. Open the app and send us a photo of the screen that shows the code it displays. A photo is safer than typing.
4. We load your live channels, movies and series from our side.
5. Close the app completely and open it again. Your free 1-day trial is ready to watch.

Internet in United States

Cable and fibre plans in the United States are usually fast enough, but speeds differ a lot between neighbourhoods and rural areas. Test the connection at the TV, not only on a phone near the router.

• The United States has several time zones, so a live event shows a different start time on each coast.
• Neighbourhoods differ a lot in internet quality. Test at the TV rather than trusting the plan name.

Plans and payment in United States

Start with the free 1-day trial. If you decide to continue, the plans in USD are:

• 1 month: about USD 12
• 3 months: about USD 24
• 6 months: about USD 37
• 1 year: about USD 57

Prices are approximate, and the payment page shows the exact amount in your currency. Nothing is paid on this website: after your trial we send a secure card payment link on WhatsApp, and you can pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

Good to know

Entry-level sticks have less memory than the 4K models, so very large lists can load more slowly on them. We can set up a lighter list for you if that happens.

If you use Wi-Fi, 5 GHz is faster than 2.4 GHz at short range. A network cable is the most reliable choice of all.

Test your speed ON the TV or on a phone next to it. A speed test beside the router does not show what the TV really gets.

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