Canada
Swoop TV in Canada: Canadian and American channels together
Enjoy channels from both sides of the border, hockey nights and on-demand movies on the TV, streaming stick or phone you already have. No contract and nothing to rent.
What Canadian households watch on Swoop TV
Channels from both countries
Canadian and US networks share one guide, sorted into groups so the list stays manageable.
Hockey and other live sports
Games and events included, without paying for a separate sports bundle.
Local and world news
Canadian, American and international news gathered in one group.
Movies and series
On-demand titles live in the same player as your channels.
Made for snowbirds
Your account works in both countries, so spending the winter down south does not mean signing up again.
Devices you already own
Firestick, Android TV, Samsung, LG, Apple TV, phones and the web player all work.
Swoop TV pricing for Canadian viewers
All plans are priced in US dollars. Canadian cards are billed the CAD equivalent, which means your statement reflects the exchange rate on the payment date. Ask your bank whether your card charges a foreign-transaction fee.
- 1 Month $19 $19/mo
- 3 Months $35 $11.67/mo
- 6 Months $59 $9.83/mo
- 12 Months $89 $7.42/mo
Advice for Canadian homes
Fixed-wireless and rural internet can get shaky in the evening. If that sounds like your connection, test the trial at prime time and plug in an Ethernet cable where possible. See how much speed you really need.
Listings follow the time zone on your device, whether that is Newfoundland or Pacific time, so double-check the clock on your TV or stick.
Watching in English and French? Confirm the channels you depend on in both languages during the trial, then pick your plan.
Questions viewers ask
Are prices shown in Canadian dollars?
No, everything is listed in USD. A Canadian card is charged the CAD amount at the exchange rate on the day of purchase, and your card issuer may add its own foreign-transaction fee.
Will Swoop TV work in my province?
It will. Because it streams over the internet, it runs anywhere from British Columbia to Nova Scotia, and it keeps working when you head south to the US.
Do you have French-language channels?
Use the 24-hour free trial to look for the exact channels you want. The line-up shifts over time, so testing during the trial is the dependable way to confirm one.
Does my account work when I am in the US?
Yes. A single account covers Canada and the USA, which suits snowbirds and families who split time across the border.
Watching from the other side of the border? See Swoop TV in the USA.
Test Swoop TV at home before you pay
For 24 hours you get the full lineup, the guide and the on-demand library on your own screen. We never ask for a card.