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To watch TOD TV outside Jordan, start a free 7-day StreamLocator trial, set it up on your device or router to get a Jordanian connection, then sign up and stream TOD as if you were in the Middle East. For sports and entertainment fans outside the Middle East and North Africa—especially anyone trying to keep access to Premier League football and other live events—this is the key step, because TOD carries all 380 Premier League matches with English commentary, the Champions League and Europa League from 2026/27, LaLiga, Ligue 1 and Formula 1, from about $11 a month.
TOD only sells and streams inside the Middle East and North Africa, so from anywhere else the sign-up page and the streams are both blocked. This guide covers what TOD costs, what it actually carries in the 2026/27 season, why it is geo-blocked abroad, how to set up StreamLocator, how to sign up and pay from outside the region, and how TOD compares with local streaming options, which is the step most guides get wrong.
There is no location to pick. Jordan is the only location StreamLocator supports for TOD, so it routes there for you. From that point you are streaming as though you were in the Middle East.
TOD is beIN Media Group's streaming service for the Middle East and North Africa, with Arabic and English commentary and interface options. Its reputation is built on football, but the sports package is much wider than that, and it carries a full entertainment catalogue alongside it.
TOD Standard streams in 1080p and costs about $11 a month, or about $110 for a year, which works out around $9 a month. TOD Premium adds 4K and costs about $15 a month, or about $150 for a year. Prices are set by TOD and can vary by country, with the UAE at about $18 monthly and Egypt at about $6.80 monthly.
Rights move around constantly in this category, so here is what beIN and TOD actually hold, with the season each deal runs to.
Football. For live matches in the English Premier League, TOD streams all 380 Premier League matches through 2027/28, including every 3pm Saturday kick-off. LaLiga through 2027/28. Ligue 1 through 2028/29, plus Ligue 2 and the Trophée des Champions. The UEFA Champions League and Europa League through 2026/27. The Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana and Recopa across MENA through 2026.
Motorsport. For live sports, Formula 1 coverage runs through 2033, along with Formula 2, Formula 3, the Porsche Supercup and F1 Academy. MotoGP, with all official coverage included.
Tennis. Roland-Garros through 2031, Wimbledon through 2030, the Australian Open through 2029 and the US Open through 2027. The ATP Tour through 2028, covering every Masters 1000, every 500 and the Nitto ATP Finals. The Davis Cup through 2026, bundled with the Billie Jean King Cup.
Basketball and combat sports. The NBA, on an extension announced in November 2025, and ONE Championship exclusively.
Entertainment. A broader catalogue includes movies, international movies, Arabic and international films, beIN Movies, beIN Series, drama series, Turkish favourites, and a curated kids' section.
The TOD app is available on major Smart TV platforms and other supported devices.
TOD sells its rights on a regional basis, so its servers check where the connection is coming from before they will play anything. From outside MENA you get a geo-block, and the sign-up page will not complete either.
On 7 November 2025 TOD went further and began filtering VPN traffic. That is when errors 2004, 1108 and 1400 started appearing for people who had been watching happily for months. VPN traffic is easy to recognise, and many VPN providers route their customers through the same data-centre address ranges, so those ranges get flagged and blocked in bulk.
StreamLocator runs on the kind of addresses an ordinary home viewer in Jordan uses. There is nothing there for TOD to filter, which is why the errors do not come back.
That is the whole setup. There is no location list to work through and nothing to switch on a match day, because Jordan is the only location StreamLocator supports for TOD and it routes there automatically.
One device caveat worth knowing before you buy: TOD does not publish an app for Fire TV devices. StreamLocator works on Fire TV, but TOD itself has no app there, so on a Fire TV stick you will need to watch in a browser on a computer, use the TOD app on a phone or tablet, or cast to the television.
This is the step where most guides send people down a rabbit hole, so to be clear: you do not need a prepaid card, and you do not need to switch your App Store or Google Play region.
Just make sure StreamLocator is running before you open the sign-up page. With a Jordanian connection, TOD accepts ordinary international cards and PayPal. Register with your normal details, pick Standard or Premium, and pay.
TOD and StreamLocator are two separate subscriptions. TOD charges you for the football and the films; StreamLocator charges you for the access that gets you to TOD from where you live. The same StreamLocator subscription works with other streaming services, so it is not money tied to one platform.
How TOD stacks up depends on where you are, so here are the realistic alternatives side by side. Every route is priced on its own cheapest committed plan.
The sections above cover TOD in detail. If you want to read up on the alternatives, we have guides to Fubo in Canada, Peacock in the US, HBO Max UK and NOW.
For the money, TOD is one of the most complete football packages sold anywhere: every Premier League match in English, the Champions League and Europa League from 2026/27, LaLiga and Ligue 1 on the same subscription, and Formula 1 and the tennis majors on top. As a streaming platform, TOD TV is geo-blocked outside the MENA region, so the only thing standing between you and it is where you happen to be sitting.
Start your free 7-day trial, set StreamLocator up once, and watch TOD from anywhere.
Yes. TOD only sells and streams inside the Middle East and North Africa. With StreamLocator running, TOD sees a Jordanian connection, so both the sign-up page and the streams work normally from anywhere. There is no location to choose: Jordan is the only one StreamLocator supports for TOD, and it routes there automatically.
TOD Standard is about $11 a month, or about $110 for a year, which works out around $9 a month. TOD Premium, which adds 4K, is about $15 a month or about $150 for a year. Prices are set by TOD and can vary by country.
No. They are two separate subscriptions. You pay TOD for the football and the films, and StreamLocator for the access that lets you reach TOD from where you are. The same StreamLocator subscription works with other streaming services too, so it is not tied to TOD.
Yes. With StreamLocator running, TOD sees a Jordanian connection and accepts any international card or PayPal. You do not need a prepaid card and you do not need to change your App Store or Google Play region.
Yes. TOD carries all 380 Premier League matches with English commentary, including every 3pm Saturday kick-off, which is not broadcast live in the United Kingdom. beIN holds those rights across the region through the 2027/28 season.
TOD does not publish an app for Fire TV devices, so a Fire TV stick cannot run TOD directly. Watch in a browser on a computer, use the TOD app on Android TV, iOS and Android devices, or cast to the television. StreamLocator itself works on Fire TV, the limitation is TOD's app coverage.
TOD began filtering VPN services on 7 November 2025, which is when errors 2004, 1108 and 1400 started appearing. VPN traffic is easy to recognise, and many providers share the same data-centre address ranges, so those ranges get blocked in bulk. Even a good VPN with a kill switch and MENA server options is often still detected by TOD. StreamLocator runs on the kind of addresses an ordinary home viewer in Jordan uses, so there is nothing there for TOD to filter.
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