Swyft TV

Nope. There are never any data caps or overage charges! We believe our customers should have unlimited access to the internet without any extra charges.

• SwyftTV is our add-on streaming video alternative to our legacy cable service packages, but has similar features, like:
  • Visual Channel Guides
  • Unlimited DVR for Recording Series and Shows
  • Ability to set Favorite Channels for easy access
  • Replaces all the existing cable boxes and set-top DVRs
• There are 4 packages to choose from; Basic, Core, Core +, and Premium. See the Swyft TV channel lineups for details.
• Your own local channels are included with any Swyft TV subscription.
• Swyft TV works with Apple and Android devices, Roku and Amazon streaming devices, and most Smart TVs.
• To access SwyftTV, users must download the app from the device’s App Store (Roku, Amazon, Apple, Google Play).
• After you sign up for Swyft TV package, you’ll receive a FREE Roku Streaming Device.
• You’re able to install the Swyft TV app on up to 5 devices.

The Swyft TV app is available as a free download on the following app platforms. Search for “Swyft TV” in your favorite app store.

1. Roku – for Roku TVs and streaming devices
2. Fire TV – for Amazon Fire TVs
3. Apple Store – for Apple mobile devices
4. Google Play – For Android devices

SwyftTV is much like a traditional cable or satellite channel package; it contains the user’s LOCAL STATIONS by default in each tier of channels, as well as tiers that contain popular National Networks and Premium Channels.

SwyftTV works much like a DVR – programs/series can be recorded on the fly or scheduled in advance, then played back anytime.

Streaming television refers to the delivery of television content over the internet, allowing viewers to watch their favorite TV shows, movies, and other programming. Many times, streaming tv refers to accessing programs through subscription-based services like Netflix, Hulu, or Disney+.

For Swyft customers, it can also refer to Swyft TV, our new live television streaming service, powered by SFN. It is the alternative to legacy cable service packages.

The term latency is a measurement of the average length of time it takes for data to transfer across a network. Networks with longer delays – or lag time – have high latency. Those with faster responses (less lag times) have low latency. Connections with low latency experience faster data transfer rates and much less buffering. Low latency enhances video streaming, live video chats, and gaming much more.

Click to our article, “Setting Up a Roku Account for Swyft TV” to find all the answers about setting up a Roku account.

If you’re using either a new Roku Smart TV or a Roku streaming device, you will need to take the extra step in setting up a personal Roku account. Your Roku account is completely free and there are no monthly fees associated with it. The account gives you access to an ever-expanding library of films, TV shows, local stations, music and more from the Roku Channel Store.