Ipexo IPTV Player and TV Flow compared

Ipexo appeared on the Microsoft Store in August 2024 and has grown quickly since. It is the closest thing on this list to TV Flow: a real desktop program, paid, for people who watch on a computer. So the comparison comes down to details.

The short answer

Ipexo and TV Flow are similar kinds of app. Ipexo also has an iPhone version, picture in picture and, according to its website, Stalker portal support. TV Flow costs less for a lifetime licence ($19.99 against $29.99 on the App Store), has a complete Arabic interface where Ipexo is English only, and lets you try everything for three days.

What Ipexo is

Ipexo IPTV Player is made by Intellisobs, a company in Gurgaon, India. On Windows it is a full desktop program, available from the Microsoft Store and as a direct download; on Apple devices it is one App Store app for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It opens M3U playlists and Xtream logins, with live, film and series sections, a guide, favourites, search, resume, a parental lock and picture in picture. Both versions were updated in July 2026, and the Windows app was rated 4.4 out of 5 from 137 ratings when we checked.

What to know before buying either

  • Neither is free. Ipexo is free to download and then asks for a licence; some Microsoft Store reviewers were surprised to meet the payment screen during setup. TV Flow says its price on the front page and gives three full days first.
  • Ipexo’s trial length is unclear. Its refund policy mentions 24 hours, while reviewers mention two days and seven.
  • Prices differ by where you buy. Ipexo’s Windows licence is priced in rupees on its website; the Apple version has its own prices in the App Store.

TV Flow and Ipexo IPTV Player, side by side

TV FlowIpexo IPTV Player
Runs onMac (Intel and Apple silicon, macOS 11 or later) and Windows 10/11, as a desktop programWindows 10/11 (Microsoft Store or direct download), iPhone, iPad and Mac (macOS 11 or later)
Price$19.99 once, for life, after a free three-day trialApp Store: $19.99 a year or $29.99 lifetime. Windows licence: ₹1,299 a year or ₹2,999 lifetime
Playlists it opensM3U link or file, Xtream Codes loginM3U link or file, Xtream login
Stalker / MAC portalsNoNamed on its website, not in its store listings
Films and seriesA library with posters and ratings; series by season and episodeYes, films and series
TV guideNow and next on each channel (Xtream logins); no full gridYes
Catch-upNoNot listed
RecordingNoNot listed
Arabic interfaceComplete, right to leftEnglish only
Parental lockPIN lock for groups and collectionsParental lock

Where Ipexo is the better choice

  • You also want the player on an iPhone or iPad.
  • You want picture in picture.
  • You use a Stalker portal, which its website names as supported.
  • You prefer installing from the Microsoft Store or the Mac App Store.

Where TV Flow is the better choice

  • Price. $19.99 once. That is what Ipexo charges for one year on the App Store.
  • Arabic. A complete right-to-left interface in an Arabic typeface, with support in Arabic too. Ipexo is English only.
  • The home screen. What you watched last, today’s fixtures for the competitions you follow if you switch that on, and the weather.
  • A list that cleans itself. Channels that would not play are hidden, and a quality filter trims repeats.
  • A licence that follows you. It works on either a Mac or a Windows PC, and support moves it if you change computers.

The fairest test is your own playlist: both apps can be installed side by side, and TV Flow’s trial needs no payment details.

The TV Flow home screen on a Mac
The TV Flow home screen on a Mac

Questions people ask

Is Ipexo IPTV Player free?

It is free to download, then needs a paid licence: yearly or lifetime, with prices that depend on whether you buy for Windows or through the App Store.

Who makes Ipexo IPTV Player?

Intellisobs (OPC) Pvt Ltd, a company in Gurgaon, India. Its website is ipexoplayer.com.

Is TV Flow cheaper than Ipexo?

For a lifetime licence, yes: TV Flow is $19.99 once, and Ipexo’s lifetime price on the App Store is $29.99.

Does TV Flow include channels?

No. Like Ipexo, it is only a player for the playlist or subscription you already have.

Where the facts about Ipexo IPTV Player come from (read on 6 October 2026; apps change, so check the maker's page before you decide):

Ipexo IPTV Player and the other names on this page belong to their owners. TV Flow is not affiliated with any of them.

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