Cbilling (Gomel-Sat) is one of the oldest providers on the IPTV market. The service is praised for its stream quality, but it’s hard to call it a one-size-fits-all solution: it’s more of a niche product for experienced users, with notable strengths and equally notable trade-offs.
Strengths
- Original bitrate in Premium packages: channels are delivered without recompression, and the picture is comparable to satellite, which is noticeable on large screens
- Pay-as-you-watch billing (Pay-Per-View): you pay only for the time you actually watch. A good deal for those who turn on the TV a couple of times a month for a race or a specific match
- The basic features are there: a catch-up archive of up to 7 days and multiroom for up to 3 devices
Packages and channel counts
| Package | Channels | Features |
|---|---|---|
| IPTV Premium | 1227 | 4K channels, 4K VOD, no compression |
| IPTV HD+SD | 813 | Archive, timeshift, Full HD media library |
| IPTV LIVE HD+SD | 813 | Live TV only, no archive |
| IPTV SD | 295 | Stable streaming, archive, multiroom |
| IPTV LIVE SD | 295 | The most affordable option |
| IPTV DEUTSCH | 92 | Package for viewers in Germany |
Drawbacks
- High price: one of the most expensive providers. For that uncompressed stream you need a Premium package at roughly $9–10 per month. The cheap basic packages don’t stand out from the competition in any way
- Outdated account dashboard: signing up, topping up your balance, choosing servers, and generating a playlist are far from a “two-click” experience
- Demanding internet requirements: the original bitrate needs not only speed but also good routing to the servers. Packet loss causes buffering on heavy HD and 4K channels
- Support is through tickets in your account and the Gomel-Sat forum rather than the usual Telegram chat
- Confusing plan lineup: dozens of package options in SD, HD, and Premium versions make it hard for a newcomer to understand what they’re paying for
- Multiroom only works from a single IP address
- There are no license agreements with the rights holders of the channels it carries, so the legal status of the service is questionable in a number of countries
Who it’s for
Cbilling is an option for perfectionists, owners of good home theaters, and experienced users willing to pay extra for bitrate and put up with an archaic billing system. Anyone who wants an inexpensive, simple “pay and watch” service will find it needlessly complicated.
Subscriptions start at $9/month for the Premium package. Official website: cbilling.eu
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