A small London operation that decided British viewers deserved a straight answer about what streaming television actually costs.
Tivitron Media Ltd works out of a converted warehouse floor on Curtain Road, a couple of streets from Old Street roundabout. We are not a faceless reseller badge slapped over somebody else's panel — the people who provision your line, watch the monitoring graphs and answer your Saturday-afternoon message all sit in the same room.
The business started for an unglamorous reason. Between us we were paying more than eight hundred pounds a year for a satellite package, and roughly four channels of it ever got watched. The maths was insulting. So we built the thing we wanted: the whole line-up, one honest price, no eighteen-month tie-in and nobody on the phone trying to sell a broadband bundle on the way out.
Measured over the last twelve months, not cherry-picked from a good week.
Deliver the channels people watch, at a price that does not require a spreadsheet, on kit they already own. That is the whole mission statement. There is no five-year vision slide.
Honesty is cheaper than a complaint. We do not offer multi-room streaming on a single line, we do not record programmes, we do not support third-party players, and we do not pretend an upscaled feed is 4K. Every one of those is a decision rather than an oversight, and each is explained on the FAQ page.
Content reaches us from more than 120 upstream broadcast partners. That feed is normalised, tagged with electronic programme guide data and pushed out to edge nodes sitting close to British broadband exchanges. When you press a channel button, the stream you pull comes from the nearest healthy node rather than from a single overloaded origin in another hemisphere.
Guide data on the main UK groups runs fourteen days ahead and rebuilds nightly. Categories are curated by hand rather than dumped alphabetically, which is why the channel list puts football in a football folder instead of scattering it across four hundred pages.
On legality. Tivitron operates as a subscription reseller. We do not host, originate or own the content that travels through the service; it arrives from licensed distributors upstream. Our DMCA and copyright policy sets out precisely how rights holders reach us and how quickly we act.
Beyond household subscriptions we run a trade programme in credits, aimed at installers, shops and anyone supplying several homes at once. Terms and credit pricing are on the reseller page.
Whether it is a pre-sales question, a technical wobble or a rights notice, the quickest route is the contact page or the WhatsApp button floating in the corner of this one. Post reaches us at Suite 4.06, 84 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London EC2A 3BD.