Question Costs of own Host

[Ormani3]

Hey World of IPTV Family!

I would like to know what the costs are gonna be if someone wants to start their own IPTV host anyone that knows and can describe the cost of every tool that you need? (vps, channels etc.)

Greetings!

 

[@TealcAvalon]

Hey World of IPTV Family!

I would like to know what the costs are gonna be if someone wants to start their own IPTV host anyone that knows and can describe the cost of every tool that you need? (vps, channels etc.)

Greetings!

This is will depend heavily on the amount of users you will have, but let's say you go for 250 users with 100 live channels (I prefer having live channels since with that it will prevent some common problems with on-demand, more on this search the forum)

I would go with a MAIN server that can support a lot of requests, so something with very good RAM (the more you put into it now the better, it will save you a lot of work changing main server latter on), after that maybe a 1Gbps server for LB.
I normally recommend starting with *removed* servers, they're cheap and reliable since they use *removed* & others well know data centers.
The most important thing is finding a good reliable channels provider, don't go cheap with this, and don't go with restream lines (more on this search the forum), search for someone with local channels on the main use country that you will be selling.
So, price?

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I have to say that probably you could start with less connections and them build up on that if you need it so, but don't do cheap on this, if you need go with maybe 20 connections or so, that way you would save some money, and when you build your user database increase that.

Nevertheless this is ONLY my option and take on this, hope it helps.

 

[Ormani3]

This is will depend heavily on the amount of users you will have, but let's say you go for 250 users with 100 live channels (I prefer having live channels since with that it will prevent some common problems with on-demand, more on this search the forum)

I would go with a MAIN server that can support a lot of requests, so something with very good RAM (the more you put into it now the better, it will save you a lot of work changing main server latter on), after that maybe a 1Gbps server for LB.
I normally recommend starting with No quote servers, they're cheap and reliable since they use No quote & others well know data centers.
The most important thing is finding a good reliable channels provider, don't go cheap with this, and don't go with restream lines (more on this search the forum), search for someone with local channels on the main use country that you will be selling.
So, price?

No quote

I have to say that probably you could start with less connections and them build up on that if you need it so, but don't do cheap on this, if you need go with maybe 20 connections or so, that way you would save some money, and when you build your user database increase that.

Nevertheless this is ONLY my option and take on this, hope it helps.

Bro really thanks! You helped me alot with this information bro!!

 

[ZenaxS]

This is will depend heavily on the amount of users you will have, but let's say you go for 250 users with 100 live channels (I prefer having live channels since with that it will prevent some common problems with on-demand, more on this search the forum)

I would go with a MAIN server that can support a lot of requests, so something with very good RAM (the more you put into it now the better, it will save you a lot of work changing main server latter on), after that maybe a 1Gbps server for LB.
I normally recommend starting with No quote servers, they're cheap and reliable since they use No quote & others well know data centers.
The most important thing is finding a good reliable channels provider, don't go cheap with this, and don't go with restream lines (more on this search the forum), search for someone with local channels on the main use country that you will be selling.
So, price?

No quote

I have to say that probably you could start with less connections and them build up on that if you need it so, but don't do cheap on this, if you need go with maybe 20 connections or so, that way you would save some money, and when you build your user database increase that.

Nevertheless this is ONLY my option and take on this, hope it helps.

70 dollars for a Server?

 

[urgodfather]

@tealcavalon while I respect that you always provide quality response, this member clearly is behaving like a help me troll. There is literally multiple threads just here in the “beginners zone” and they are too lazy to look. Also, let’s try to avoid names. You did well with how you posted, but sometimes things are better off not said.

@Ormani3 you have been banned for your help me troll behavior. I applaud that you found your way to the “beginners zone” but it seems you failed to look at other posts or to find the search button.