Compare › TiviDeck vs StreamFC
TiviDeck vs StreamFC: a matchday finder with a player, or a full player with a Sports Hub
StreamFC is built around matchday: fixtures by competition, where a match may be available in your region, and a player for your own playlist, with Pro at $2.99 a month, $14.99 a year or $34.99 once. TiviDeck is a full IPTV player (guide, catch-up, recordings, multi-view, profiles) with a Sports Hub of 16 sports and more than 350 leagues, paid once from $9.99. StreamFC runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV today; TiviDeck’s iPhone app is on its way.
What is StreamFC
StreamFC describes itself as a matchday and TV guide that helps you follow live sports in one place. Its Matchday screen organizes fixtures by competition, its App Store listing shows where a match may be available in your region, and it includes a player for the playlist address or provider login you add in Setup.
It runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV from the App Store, on Android phones, tablets and Android TV from Google Play, and on Fire TV with Downloader. Its terms say it does not provide, host, include or distribute any media content, channels or streams.
What is TiviDeck
TiviDeck is a player for Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV and Android phones, with a separate app designed for the phone; the iPhone app is on its way to the App Store. It plays your own provider: an Xtream Codes login, an M3U playlist or a Stalker portal, and your own Jellyfin, Emby or NAS library. TiviDeck does not provide channels or content.
It installs from Google Play on Android TV and phones, or by hand from tivideck.com/get (Downloader code 1983787 on a Fire TV). Premium adds the Sports Hub, multi-view, recordings, profiles with a kids’ world, and sync across every TV and phone in the household.
TiviDeck and StreamFC side by side
Swipe the table sideways to see both apps.
| TiviDeck | StreamFC | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs on | Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, and a separate Android phone app (iPhone coming soon; iPad, Apple TV, Mac and Windows in the works) | iPhone, iPad and Apple TV from the App Store; Android phones, tablets and Android TV from Google Play; Fire TV with Downloader StreamFC download page |
| Google Play | Yes, for Android TV and phones TV app · phone app | Yes StreamFC on Google Play |
| Free tier | 7 days of Premium on 2 devices, then Basic free for good (one provider, its guide, one profile, short local spots) | Free to start; Pro adds unlimited watch time StreamFC pricing |
| Paid plans | Personal $9.99 once for 2 devices, Family $14.99 once for 5; nothing renews | Pro at $2.99 a month or $14.99 a year, renewing automatically, or $34.99 once StreamFC pricing · StreamFC on the App Store |
| Devices per plan | 2 on Personal, 5 on Family, and up to 10 with extra devices at $2.99 each | Not stated; Pro covers phone, tablet and TV StreamFC pricing |
| Your sources | Xtream Codes, M3U and Stalker portals, plus Jellyfin, Emby and NAS libraries | A playlist address or provider login; formats not named StreamFC playlist setup guide |
| Sports covered | 16 sports, 350+ leagues | Football, IPL cricket, MLB, NBA and NHL; some leagues labeled Experimental StreamFC Matchday guide |
| Which of your channels has the game | Yes, across every provider | Pro picks the top channel from your playlist for each match StreamFC pricing |
| Where a match is shown in your region | No; it shows which of your own channels has the game | Yes, availability information by region StreamFC on the App Store · StreamFC comparisons |
| Kickoff alerts that open the channel | Yes, one minute before, for teams and players you follow | Not stated |
| Drawn court or field for the live game | Yes, every sport | Not stated |
| League standings | Yes, every team league, on TV and phone | Not stated |
| Game chat | Caveman Room, one per game, with report and block | Not stated |
| TV guide | Your provider’s guide, plus your own XMLTV | Not stated |
| Pause, rewind, catch‑up | Yes | Not stated |
| Recordings | Yes, with series rules; kept on the box, a USB drive, or your own NAS or server | Not stated |
| Multi-view | Up to 8, grid or floating (the box’s memory and decoders decide) | Not stated |
| Profiles | Adults, teens and children, each with its own providers | Not stated |
| Parental PIN | Yes, one PIN for every TV and phone in the household | Not stated |
| Sync across devices | Profiles, favorites, lists, Continue watching, settings, PIN | Not stated |
| App languages | 15, on TV and phone: English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Italian, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Romanian, Greek, Turkish, Russian and Arabic (right to left) | Not stated |
“Not listed” and “Not stated” mean the maker’s pages we checked do not mention it, not that the feature is missing. Prices in US dollars.
Pricing
TiviDeck: seven days of Premium on two devices, then Basic stays free for good (one provider, its guide, one profile, and short local spots before on-demand titles). Premium is paid once: Personal $9.99 for two devices, Family $14.99 for five, Personal to Family $4.99, and extra devices $2.99 each, up to ten. There is no monthly or yearly plan, so there is nothing to renew.
StreamFC: free to start. Pro is $2.99 a month or $14.99 a year, both renewing automatically, or $34.99 once, and adds unlimited watch time and the top channel from your playlist for each match. The number of devices per plan is not stated. StreamFC pricing · StreamFC on the App Store
Choose StreamFC if…
- You mainly want to know when matches are on and where they may be shown in your region.
- You watch on iPhone, iPad or Apple TV today.
- A monthly plan suits you better than paying once.
Choose TiviDeck if…
- You would rather pay once than every year: $9.99 for two devices or $14.99 for five.
- Children use the TV: adult, teen and child profiles, a kids’ world with bedtimes and allowances, and one parental PIN across every TV and phone.
- You want a full IPTV player: guide, catch-up, recordings and multi-view up to eight.
- You follow many leagues: 16 sports and more than 350 leagues, with standings and kickoff alerts that open the channel.
- Your provider gives you a Stalker portal, or you also use Jellyfin, Emby or a NAS.
Questions
Is StreamFC an IPTV player?
It includes one. Its terms describe a media player for your own content, and its guides say you add a playlist address or provider login. Its pages center on Matchday: fixtures by competition and where a match may be available in your region. TiviDeck is a full IPTV player with a Sports Hub inside it.
How do the prices compare?
StreamFC is free to start, and Pro is $2.99 a month or $14.99 a year, both renewing automatically, or $34.99 once. TiviDeck has no subscriptions: $9.99 once for two devices or $14.99 once for five.
Which sports does each cover?
StreamFC’s Matchday guide names football, IPL cricket, MLB, NBA and NHL, with some leagues labeled Experimental. TiviDeck’s Sports Hub covers 16 sports and more than 350 leagues.
Does StreamFC run on iPhone and Apple TV?
Yes. One App Store download covers iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, Android devices install from Google Play, and Fire TV uses Downloader. TiviDeck runs on Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV and Android phones; its iPhone app is on its way to the App Store.
Does either app include channels?
No. StreamFC’s terms say it does not provide, host, include or distribute any media content, channels or streams. TiviDeck plays your own provider and does not provide channels or content.
How we compared
TiviDeck’s details are what the app does today. StreamFC’s details come from its site, guides, terms and App Store listing, checked October 16, 2026. Each StreamFC detail in the table is linked to the page that states it, and nothing here is taken from reviews or forums.
- streamfc.com
- StreamFC pricing
- StreamFC download page
- StreamFC terms
- What is StreamFC
- StreamFC Matchday guide
- StreamFC playlist setup guide
- StreamFC comparisons
- StreamFC on the App Store
- StreamFC on Google Play
Other comparisons
Try it on your own provider
Seven days of Premium, then Basic stays free, or a plan from $9.99 once, for life. TiviDeck plays your own provider and does not provide channels or content.