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About

A trade journal for the people who keep IPTV panels running.

IPTVBlog started in 2023 as a small forum for people installing Xtream UI and XUI One. In 2026 it became a publication: guides, comparisons and reviews written by operators, for operators.

What we cover

  • Panel software: IPTVOS, Xtream UI, XUI One and others, including software we compete with.
  • Operations: main servers, load balancers, transcoding, EPG, catch-up, backups, monitoring.
  • The business: billing and payments, resellers, support, churn, the legal basics.
  • Apps and players your customers actually use.

What we refuse to cover

No lists of IPTV providers or subscriptions. No playlists or M3U links. No instructions for obtaining streams you have no rights to. No links to cracked or modified panel builds. Articles about legacy panels document the software; they are not an endorsement of running it.

The IPTVOS partnership

IPTVBlog is published by the team that builds IPTVOS, a hosted IPTV panel, and IPTVOS pays for the site. We call ourselves a partner publication rather than pretending to be independent. Here is what that means in practice:

  • One advert per article. The labelled "From our partner" box at the end of an article is the only place IPTVOS is sold. Prose does not hide recommendations; when IPTVOS is a sensible option the article says so in the open, and links to our review, which lists its limitations first.
  • Other software gets a fair write-up. Guides about Xtream UI, XUI One, players or servers are written to be correct for that software, not to make it look bad.
  • Claims are checked. Every statement about IPTVOS is checked against its changelog and source. We do not publish invented benchmarks, customer counts or testimonials; numbers come with a source or are labelled as rules of thumb.
  • Links are marked. Links to iptv-os.com carry rel="sponsored". There are no other sponsors today; if that changes, this page will list them.
  • Comments are not curated for the sponsor. When comments are enabled, moderation removes spam and abuse, not criticism of IPTVOS.

How articles are made

Drafts come from our own operating experience, the documentation of the software in question and, where we can, a test install. Some drafts are prepared with AI assistance and are then edited and fact-checked by a person; every published article has a named author who is responsible for it. Diagrams are drawn for the article. If we got something wrong, write to us and we will fix it and date the update.

Contact

Corrections, topic requests and partnership questions: use the IPTVOS contact page and mention IPTVBlog.