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Xtream account check: expiry, days left, connection limit
Before you blame the channels, check the account. A panel answers a few questions on its player API: is the subscription active, when does it end, how many devices may watch at once and what server are you on. This tool asks those questions and shows the answers — without storing the credentials you paste.
Open the account checker →Account details
- User:
- Account type:
- Created:
- Trial account:
Server details
- Server:
- HTTP port:
- HTTPS port:
- Timezone:
- Response time:
Connection details · one-click copy
- Server—
- Server:port—
- User—
- Password—
- M3U Plus—
- M3U8—
- EPG (XMLTV)—
Ready-made setup per player
- TiviMate—Playlist → M3U playlist URL
- IPTV Smarters—Xtream Codes API → server field
- VLC—Media → Open network stream
- GSE Smart IPTV—Add remote playlist
- Enigma2—Import as M3U
- MAG / Stalker—Portal address (MAC registered with provider)
What the answer tells you
1. Paste the M3U Plus link
The link contains everything needed: get.php?username=…&password=… is parsed for host, user and password. If your panel did not give you a link, switch to the “Server / username / password” tab and type the three values.
2. Read the status first
An expired account answers 403 to every stream, which looks exactly like “all my channels died overnight”. Status explains in one word what a channel test would only hint at.
3. Read expiry and days left
The panel reports a timestamp; the tool renders it as a date and counts the remaining days. The panel also reports its own timezone, so the calendar date can sit a day away from yours — trust the remaining days more than the exact day.
4. Read the connection limit
Two numbers matter: maximum connections allowed and how many are active right now. Exceeding the limit does not slow the stream — it makes the newest device fail or kicks the oldest one off.
5. Treat the link like a password
The M3U Plus link is a credential in clear text. Do not paste it into random “free checker” sites; anything that asks for it can use the account. Here it is used for one request and not stored.
Common diagnoses
- • Active + future date — The account is healthy; if channels fail, the problem is on the stream side — test them one by one.
- • Expired — Every stream returns 403. Renew before debugging anything else.
- • Connections at the limit — The newest device fails to start, or an already-playing device is disconnected.
- • 401 / wrong credentials — A typo, a rotated password, or the panel blocked your IP or user-agent.
- • Date one day off — The panel reports its own timezone; the remaining-days figure is the reliable part.
Account status is not stream health
An active subscription says nothing about individual channels: providers close feeds, move sources or restrict some categories without touching the account. That is why this tool and the M3U checker are two different jobs — one asks the panel about you, the other asks each stream about itself. Panels rarely allow cross-origin calls from a browser, so the query is made for you from our worker with the credentials you pasted; they are used once and never written down.
FAQ
My account is active but nothing plays — why?+
Account status and stream status are separate. Check one channel with the diagnostics tool or the whole list with the checker: if they answer 403/404 while the account is active, the feeds are gone, not your subscription.
Can I check an account without an M3U link?+
Yes. The “Server / username / password” tab takes the three values directly, which is what you get from a provider that only sends a panel address.
Is my password saved?+
No. It is used for the one query you start, and the result is rendered in your tab. There is no log, no database and no account list.
What does the connection limit actually do?+
It caps simultaneous streams for the account. Two numbers are shown: the allowed maximum and the active count. If active equals max, the next device cannot start until another one stops.
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