SolusTV / Pricing

Pricing

One price. Everything in it.

No tiers, no per-server surcharge, no metered AI. Take three days to run SolusTV V2 against your own streams and your own hardware, and if it does what you need, it’s €100 for your first month and €200 a month after that, with the whole platform behind it.

What you get
trial 3 days free Start trial
premium v2 €200 €100 first month, then €200/month save €100 on month one Get SolusTV V2
The engine
No PHP and no nginxOur own HTTP server in the streaming path
Up to 1 million viewers
Old Xtream API supportedYour existing apps keep working, unchanged
Use your own domain
Servers
Unlimited load-balancer servers
Unlimited GPU servers
Cloudflare automatic setup
Firewall included
Automatic daily backup
AI
AI serviceSubtitles from the audio, translated into your markets
Unlimited AI tokensNot metered, not billed per minute
Use the SolusTV AI API
Use your own modelInstalled and configured on your server automatically
Customers, devices and partners
Active code system
MAG device system
Resellers and sub-resellers
Content
TV archive
Folder and link watchNew files picked up and published automatically
Operating system
Panel & streaming servers — Ubuntu 20, 22, 24, 2626 recommended
GPU servers — Ubuntu 22, 24, 26and every future release
Support and onboarding
Free live support, 24/7
Ticket support, 24/7
Free migrationChannels, films, customers and packages brought across

The trial includes everything except AI service and GPU processing, and runs for three days. The Premium plan includes all of it — €100 for your first month, then €200 a month after that.

No surprises

The things other panels bill you for

Most of what makes a panel expensive isn't the licence — it's everything that gets metered afterwards. None of this is.

not metered

Servers

Load balancers and GPU servers are unlimited. Adding capacity is a hardware decision, not a licensing one.

not metered

AI tokens

Unlimited. Subtitle and translate as much of your library as you like without watching a counter — it runs on your own hardware.

not charged

Migration

Bringing your channels, films, customers and packages across from your current platform is free.

not charged

Support

Live chat and tickets, around the clock, at no extra cost — translated automatically so you write in your own language.

not extra

Cloudflare setup

Connected and configured automatically from inside the panel rather than sold as an add-on.

not extra

Firewall and backups

The firewall is built in and daily backups run on their own. Neither is a separate line on an invoice.

Questions

Before you start the trial

What do I actually get in the three days?
The platform on your own server, so you can test the engine against your real streams, your real hardware and your real customer load. The trial leaves out AI service and GPU processing — everything else in the table is there.
Do I need to move everything to try it?
No. You can run SolusTV V2 alongside your current platform during the trial and migrate properly afterwards. Migration is free either way.
Is "unlimited AI tokens" really unlimited?
Yes, on the Premium plan — because the models run on your hardware rather than on someone else’s service, there is no per-minute meter behind it. AI is not part of the three-day trial; ask us for a demonstration of it instead.
Will my customers' apps stop working?
No. The old Xtream API is supported, so the apps your customers already have keep working exactly as they do now. Nothing to rebuild, nothing to resubmit.
What happens after the three days?
If it is doing what you need, your first month is €100 and it renews at €200 a month after that, with AI and GPU switched on and everything carrying straight over. If it is not, tell us why — that is the more useful outcome for us.
Is support really included?
Yes — live chat and tickets, 24 hours a day, at no additional cost. Messages are translated automatically in both directions, so you write in your own language and are answered in it.

Three days on your own hardware

The only honest test is your streams, your servers and your customers. Start there, and decide afterwards.