IPTV Oshawa & Durham
IPTV in Oshawa
Oshawa is the east end of what we cover from Toronto, and it gets the same service, prices and support as anywhere else: live channels, movies and series over your internet, on the TV, Firestick or box you already own.
Why people in Oshawa switch
Plans start at $13 a month, or $10 a month on a 12-month Standard plan. There is no contract, no equipment to rent and no installer, and you can try everything free for 24 hours before you pay.
A bill that fits a student budget
If you are at Ontario Tech or Durham College and share a house, a single plan streams on one screen at a time and moves with you from the TV to your laptop or phone. There is nothing to sign and nothing to return when the term ends.
Families with more than one TV
Two to four screens at once is the Family package, at $15 per device a month, so the living room and the basement are not two separate accounts.
Every game, every league
Hockey, football, basketball and overseas sports are all live, and the movie and series library is there for the nights with nothing on.
Setup here
Getting a good picture in Oshawa
Two situations cover almost every Oshawa setup question we get. Check which one is yours.
Every game, live
Shared student houses near Simcoe Street North
Five people on one connection in the evening is the real test. Open fast.com in the browser on the TV or box at night and look for 30 Mbps or more. If it is short, plug the box into the router with a cable.
Family homes in Taunton, Windfields and Kedron
The usual problem is distance from the router to the TV, often in the basement. An Ethernet cable is the fix that always works; the 5 GHz Wi-Fi band or a single mesh point usually does too.
Still stuttering after that? The buffering guide works through it in order, and there are setup guides for every device we support.
Start with the free trial
The trial opens every channel and the whole library for 24 hours, no card needed. Use it on the TV and the internet you actually have, at the time you usually watch.
When you are ready, you can pay by Interac e-Transfer or card, in Canadian dollars, and your login is normally active 15 to 20 minutes later.
Around Oshawa
- Downtown Oshawa
- Northglen
- Windfields
- Taunton
- Kedron
- Eastdale
- Samac
- Centennial
- Lakeview
- Courtice
Downtown and the rest of the old city have their own page: IPTV in Toronto.
Delivery
Boxes to Oshawa addresses
The XTV Air Pro is a 4K Android box that arrives ready for your login. We pack it within 24 hours of payment and Canada Post takes 3 to 5 business days to Oshawa, Courtice and Bowmanville. It is $165 with a 1-year warranty.
Oshawa questions
Asked here often
Anything else, call or text 647-424-4070 — a Toronto team since 2016.
Do you serve Oshawa?+
Yes — Oshawa, Courtice and Bowmanville are on the same plans and support as Toronto. The service runs over your home internet and boxes go by Canada Post, so it works the same anywhere in Durham.
I live in a shared student house. Will it work?+
Usually. Test the connection in the evening at fast.com on the TV or box and look for at least 30 Mbps. A single plan streams on one screen at a time, so it is one login for you, not for the whole house.
How do I pay?+
Interac e-Transfer or card, in Canadian dollars. Plans are $13, $15 or $20 a month with no contract, or $10 a month on a 12-month Standard plan.
Watch tonight in Oshawa
24 hours free, every channel open, no card. Plans from $10 a month on 12 months after that.