# tescast vs MotionStream vs CyberTV: Tesla TV apps compared URL: https://tescast.app/en/tescast-vs-motionstream-cybertv Last updated: 2026-11-04 Short answer: tescast, MotionStream and CyberTV are web apps for the Tesla browser. tescast includes free live TV from 50+ countries, YouTube and your own IPTV list, with a free trial in the car and no card. MotionStream and CyberTV need your own list for live TV and cost more per month at the prices seen on 30 October 2026. tescast is a web app that plays live TV, YouTube and your own IPTV list in the Tesla browser. MotionStream and CyberTV are its closest competitors. We built tescast, so read this with that in mind. Every fact about the other two comes from their own pages, seen on 30 October 2026. Prices and features can change, so check their sites before you buy. ## Comparison | | tescast | MotionStream | CyberTV (Cyber Dash) | |---|---|---|---| | What it is | Web app in the Tesla browser | Web app in the Tesla browser | Web app in the Tesla browser (CyberTube for YouTube) | | Live TV without your own list | Free public channels from 50+ countries, 155 Turkish channels | Live TV guide and "My TV" for your own IPTV list | Your own M3U playlists, no channels sold | | YouTube | Yes, including live streams | Yes | Yes (CyberTube) | | Your own IPTV list | Yes, M3U or Xtream, included | Yes | Yes | | On the move, for passengers | Yes | Yes, "where permitted" (vendor claim) | Yes, with the Pro plan (vendor claim) | | Price | $7.99 a month, $59.99 a year | $9.99 a month, $79.99 a year | Pro $11.99 a month, $99.99 a year | | Free test | Free trial in the car, no card | 3-day trial, card needed | 24-hour test after sign-up | | App languages | 12 | Not stated | Not stated | Sources: [MotionStream](https://motionstream.app), [CyberTV](https://info.cyberdash.net/en/cybertv/). Vendor claims are marked. We did not test the other products. ## What does MotionStream add? MotionStream also lists films, audiobooks, podcasts, radio, parked games and a phone remote. Its page says drivers must never watch, and passengers may use it on the move "where permitted". ## What does CyberTV add? Cyber Dash lists a rear-screen theater mode that you start while parked, and support for Model 3, Y, S, X from 2021 and Cybertruck. Its IPTV on the move is part of the Pro plan. ## What does tescast add? - Free public channels from more than 50 countries with no list of your own. - YouTube live streams, with a LIVE label. - Radio, party games and free movies in the same plan. - No daily video limit. The app is in 24 languages. - tescast sells no IPTV lists and has no movie library of its own. ## Which should I choose? - **You have no IPTV list and want TV now:** tescast. - **You want a phone remote and the longest feature list:** MotionStream. - **You already use Cyber Dash tools or want its rear-screen mode:** CyberTV. Try before you pay: each product has some free test. More options are in [the best Tesla TV apps](https://tescast.app/en/best-tesla-tv-apps) and [DriveWatch alternatives](https://tescast.app/en/drivewatch-alternatives). Our own price is on [tescast price and free trial](https://tescast.app/en/tescast-price-and-free-trial). ## FAQ ### What is the difference between tescast and MotionStream? tescast includes free public channels from 50+ countries. MotionStream plays live TV from your own IPTV list and lists more extras such as podcasts and a phone remote. Prices on 30 October 2026: tescast $7.99 a month, MotionStream $9.99. ### Is tescast cheaper than CyberTV? At the prices seen on 30 October 2026, yes: CyberTV Pro was $11.99 a month and $99.99 a year. tescast was $7.99 a month and $59.99 a year. ### Do all three play on the move? Their pages say yes for passengers. MotionStream says "where permitted" and CyberTV needs the Pro plan. These are vendor claims. The driver should not watch video while driving. ### Can I use my own IPTV list in all three? Yes. In tescast it is included in the plan. tescast sells no lists. ### Which has a free trial? tescast gives a free trial in the car with no card. MotionStream lists a 3-day trial that needs a card. CyberTV lists a 24-hour test.