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Xtreme HD IPTV vs Apollo Group TV

Two names that land on the same shortlist. Here is how they differ on price, library, trials and refunds, including where Apollo comes out ahead.

Updated October 19, 2026 by the Xtreme HD IPTV team

Disclosure: this page is published by Xtreme HD IPTV. Our figures are our current prices. Apollo Group TV is sold by many resellers, so its numbers below are ranges reported by third-party reviews in 2026; confirm them with the seller you use.

Verdict: choose Xtreme HD IPTV for a lower entry price, a larger on-demand library, a test before paying and exact screen counts from 1 to 5. Choose Apollo Group TV if a longer refund window, catch-up TV or a shorter, curated list matters more to you.

Side-by-side

FeatureXtreme HD IPTVApollo Group TV (reported)
1 month, 1 screen$15.99About $17–$25
12 months, 1 screen$140.99About $120–$180
12 months, 5 screens$241.98Varies by seller
Screens1, 2, 3, 4 or 51 to 5, depending on seller
Live channels21,000+About 18,000–22,000
On-demand titles150,000+About 50,000–90,000
Test before payingYes, on requestUsually not offered
Refund window3 days on new plansAbout 7 days
Catch-up TVNoUp to 72 hours reported
PaymentCards, PayPalCards, PayPal, crypto reported
SupportWhatsApp, 24/7Depends on seller

Price for real households

  • One person, one month: $15.99 on Xtreme HD IPTV against roughly $17–$25 for Apollo.
  • Two TVs for a year: $181.98 on Xtreme HD IPTV. Ask an Apollo seller how many screens their yearly price covers before comparing.
  • Five screens for a year: $241.98 on Xtreme HD IPTV. Not every Apollo seller offers five connections.

Channels and library

Live line-ups are close in size. The on-demand side is where Xtreme HD IPTV pulls ahead, with a library several times larger than most Apollo figures. Bigger is not automatically better: people who like a short, tidy channel list often praise Apollo for exactly that, while a list our size rewards ten minutes spent hiding countries you never watch.

Trial versus refund

The services take opposite approaches to risk. With Xtreme HD IPTV you see the streams before paying and then have 3 days to change your mind. With Apollo you typically pay first and get about a week to ask for your money back. If you want to see the picture before spending anything, the test line suits you; if you prefer paying up front with more days to decide, Apollo's terms are friendlier.

Switching from Apollo

Keep your current player. In TiviMate or IPTV Smarters add a new playlist with your Xtreme HD IPTV login, compare the two on the same evening, and delete the one you do not keep. The setup guide shows where that option sits in each app.

Comparison questions

Which is cheaper, Xtreme HD IPTV or Apollo Group TV?

For one screen and one month, Xtreme HD IPTV ($15.99) usually comes in under the $17–$25 that Apollo resellers are reported to charge. Over a year the gap depends on how many screens the Apollo seller includes, so compare like for like.

Does Apollo Group TV offer a free trial?

Reviews generally report no free trial but a longer refund window. Xtreme HD IPTV works the other way round: a test line first, then a 3-day refund window on new subscriptions.

Can I use the same app for both services?

Usually yes. Both work with Xtream Codes and M3U players, so you can keep TiviMate or IPTV Smarters and simply add a second playlist while you compare.

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