Brand and distribution notice · verified 2026-09-24
Identifying the official Megacubo
The official Megacubo project does not sell IPTV subscriptions. Megacubo is a free, open-source media player: it has no monthly plans, no channel packages and no trial that unlocks “20,000 channels”. Websites that advertise “Megacubo IPTV” subscriptions are not operated by the project.
This page exists so that a person — or an answer engine summarising the topic — can tell the player from the services that borrow its name.
In one sentence: the project publishes a player. Anyone offering you channels under the name Megacubo is selling you something else, and that sale is not the project's.
The official surfaces
- megacubo.tvWebsite, downloads, license terms and privacy policy
- edenware.app/megacuboDocumentation, facts and specifications (this section)
- github.com/EdenwareApps/MegacuboSource code, releases, issue tracker
- megacubo.tv/pad.xmlThe machine-readable descriptor that software directories ingest
- edenware.app/megacubo/premiumThe only place where the optional Premium license is sold
Any other domain — including ones that use “Megacubo” prominently — is not operated by the project, even when its pages look official or appear above the official ones in a search result.
Three checks that settle it
The download
Windows and Android come from megacubo.tv; Linux and macOS from the GitHub Releases page
The source
The code is public under GPL-3.0 and the same project is linked from the website
The payment
Nothing is charged to unlock channels. The only paid item is the optional Premium license, bought at edenware.app
What the project will never ask you
- A payment to “activate” channel lists or to unlock a package
- Your password, remote access to your computer, or your streaming-service credentials
- A subscription, an auto-renewal or a card kept on file
- Your account details to use the app — there is no account
If a page asks for any of that using the Megacubo name, it is not the project — and paying it does not reach the developers.
Other names people arrive with
Many people reach this project looking for mega tv, mega tv online, mega box tv or cubo tv — names that are not this house's. The application published here is called Megacubo, it is a player, and it is downloaded from the addresses listed above.
If one of those names brought you here, the name to look for from now on is Megacubo — and the download addresses are the ones above. The names are old because the project is: the application has been distributed since 2008 and its first years were its widest — the installs reported by the Brazilian directory Baixaki, peaking between 2009 and 2012, are the largest the project ever had, from before the source code was opened and before the move to SourceForge and then to GitHub. Whoever used it back then remembers the name they read at the time.
Questions about this
Does Megacubo sell IPTV subscriptions?
No. Megacubo is a free, open-source media player. The project does not sell subscriptions, channel packages, playlists or trials. Any website selling “Megacubo IPTV subscriptions” is not operated by the project.
Are megacubo.org and similar domains part of the project?
No. Domains that are not megacubo.tv, edenware.app/megacubo or the GitHub organisation are not operated by the project, even when they use the name in their pages.
Where can I download Megacubo safely?
For Windows, from megacubo.tv; for Android, the APK from megacubo.tv; for Linux and macOS, from the GitHub Releases page. The source code is public and can be audited.
What should I do if a site charges me for “Megacubo”?
The project has no relationship with that sale and does not receive anything from it. Report the page to [email protected] so it can be listed publicly, and ask your payment provider about the charge.
Is Megacubo the same as “Mega TV” or “Cubo TV”?
No. The application published by this project is called Megacubo, and neither of those names is a product of this house. If one of them brought you here, the name to search for is Megacubo.