About

Grade brings TV channels, radio stations and schedules together. Find a channel, save favourites and organise your lists.

The source of the stream

The broadcaster provides video and audio. Grade provides information and channel lists. Availability depends on the broadcaster and its access restrictions.

Pricing

The catalog, schedules, folders and lists are free, and so is reading the chat. Writing in the chat needs a pass of US$ 0.10 for 30 days, with no automatic renewal.

Live channels in HLS, a video format, include 120 free minutes per network each UTC day. Devices on the same network share the minutes.

The pass costs from 0.10 USDC on Base and unlocks 30, 90 or 365 days on that network. There is no automatic renewal. Use the TV QR or its six digits at gradetv.net/pay.

Direct broadcaster links, YouTube, continuous radio and recorded video without list refresh are outside this allowance. The pass does not remove broadcaster failures or restrictions.

Your records

You can start as a guest. Your browser stores the identity that gives access to folders, favourites and the last 200 channels in your history. Clearing site data removes that identity from the browser.

When you sign in, Grade links the guest records to your account. Check retention periods and deletion requests in Privacy.

Rights and removal

A listed channel keeps the rights to its stream. Rights holders or representatives can request removal through contact. Identify the channel and relevant rights.

Open TV and radio or read How to use.

Credits and licenses

Check the sources and licenses for materials used by Grade. The rights holders keep broadcast rights. Use contact to request removal.

TDTChannels — radio and TV metadata, organized for browsing (Apache-2.0)
tv-logos — channel logos, resized for display (CC BY-SA 4.0)
TVmaze — series images in the schedules, from the TVmaze address (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Video and audio come from the broadcaster. To request removal, use Contact.