What MIRA Player does — and what it does not do

MIRA Player is a media player for compatible sources you connect yourself. Membership does not include channels, movies, shows or content rights. You bring your own authorized sources and your own debrid account and key if you use debrid.

What MIRA Player does

  • Brings compatible connections into one interface. Supported connections include IPTV through Xtream Codes or M3U, supported debrid accounts and Stremio add-ons. You configure your own connections on the web Sources page.
  • Organizes title metadata. MIRA has a metadata catalog and recommendations. A title appearing there does not mean MIRA supplies it or that your sources can play it.
  • Offers live-TV backup handling. When a live stream drops, MIRA can try another suitable connected option if you have one. A matching, working backup is required. This is not a guarantee of uninterrupted playback or universal on-demand failover.
  • Runs on supported screens. Android TV / Google TV and the web player are available. Desktop apps are in early access. Native iPhone and iPad apps are in private testing; Apple TV and Roku are planned. See supported devices.
  • Plays supported formats. 4K and HDR require a compatible source, playback device and display. Browser and device format limits still apply.

What MIRA Player does not do

  • Host content or download torrents on MIRA hardware. MIRA is not a hosted movie or channel library.
  • Find, supply or index content sources or torrents for you. MIRA does not supply playlists, add-on URLs, torrent listings or source recommendations.
  • Sell content access. Your payment is for the player, not the programming or provider subscriptions you connect.
  • Grant or verify content rights. A working connection, a cached file or a title in the metadata catalog is not a license. MIRA is not a tool for bypassing paywalls, access restrictions or provider limits.
  • Guarantee third-party availability. Source outages, expired credentials, account limits and incompatible files can prevent playback. Contact your provider about its service and MIRA support about the player.

Your sources and credentials

Connect only sources and content you are authorized to use, under the applicable license, provider terms and law. A debrid subscription alone does not establish authorization to every file it can access. Provider subscriptions and charges are separate from MIRA membership. MIRA's responsibilities are not erased by the bring-your-own-source model.

For current handling of source credentials and account data, read the privacy policy. Do not assume the player cannot access connected-account information simply because it does not host content.

Price, refund and trial

MIRA Player is $20/year or $99 lifetime. Annual membership renews automatically unless cancelled. There is no free trial. Both plans have a 7-day refund on your first payment; request it under the refund policy. A refund period is not free access before purchase. Read the billing terms before paying.

A lifetime membership is not ownership of movies or channels and does not keep third-party sources available forever.

Getting started

Check supported devices, confirm that you have a compatible authorized source, and read the setup guides. If you connect no playable source, MIRA membership alone provides nothing to watch.

A player for your own authorized sources

MIRA Player is $20/year or $99 lifetime. No content or source subscriptions are included. You provide your own sources and debrid key. Annual renews unless cancelled. Both plans have a 7-day refund on your first payment; there is no free trial. Refund policy · Terms.

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