Xplix — a WordPress site for an IPTV service

We built xplix.io — a WordPress marketing site for a subscription streaming service, presenting tiered plans, what the subscription covered, device setup guidance and a sign-up path. The domain is no longer responding; that is covered below.

Client

Xplix · Global

Industry

Streaming · IPTV

Team

1 developer · 1 designer

xplix.io

Xplix — a WordPress site for an IPTV service

The brief

Selling a subscription means selling the plans and the content — the site had to do both and make sign-up easy.

A subscription site has a narrower job than a store and a harder one than a brochure. Nothing is being browsed and nothing is being added to a basket — the visitor is deciding between three or four plans that differ only in duration, and everything on the page is either helping that comparison or getting in its way.

That makes plan presentation the entire design problem. Tiers priced by length need to be comparable at a glance, with the trade between commitment and rate legible without arithmetic, and without the dark patterns this category tends toward.

The second job was reducing the support load before it arrived. Services delivered to a device rather than a browser generate their weight in setup questions, and every one of those is a support conversation that a well-written page would have prevented.

The build

A WordPress build organised around the decision the visitor came to make. Plans were laid out as a direct comparison by duration so the rate-versus-commitment trade reads without working it out. What the subscription covered was summarised rather than exhaustively listed, on the reasoning that a wall of detail is not what converts a visitor who is comparing two services. Setup and device guidance sat in its own section, positioned to be found by someone who had already subscribed — which is the cheapest support the site could provide.

It was a marketing site with a sign-up path, and that is the whole of what we delivered. We did not build a streaming platform, a player or a billing system, and we did not review what was being distributed or under what arrangements — that was not in scope and we are not going to imply after the fact that it was.

As of 12 September 2026 xplix.io does not respond. Not an error page but no connection at all, which usually means the domain or its hosting has lapsed. As with every site we hand over, hosting and credentials went to the client, so its later life was theirs to manage and is not something we can restore. This is the least verifiable project on our shelf and we would rather rank it that way ourselves than have you discover it.

Architecture