How to Watch Starz in Spain

No, not as a Spanish service. Starz’s Google Play listing says: “STARZ online services are only accessible through participating partners in the U.S. and certain U.S. territories”. The STARZ app was not in the Spanish App Store on 10 October 2026, and Starz’s former international service, then called Lionsgate+, stopped here on 30 March 2023, according to Rastreator; the Lionsgate+ channel listed for Spain today belongs to Lionsgate. A residential U.S. IP changes where Starz sees you connecting from, but Starz decides which connections it accepts and can refuse any of them, USip’s included. For Outlander, Movistar Plus+ is the Spanish route.

STARZPLAY reached Spain by 2019 and joined Amazon’s Prime Video Channels when they opened here in November 2020. It was renamed Lionsgate+ at the end of September 2022, and about five weeks later Lionsgate announced it would leave Spain. The service stopped on 30 March 2023 and cancelled all subscriptions, according to Rastreator. Amazon moved its Lionsgate+ channel customers to MGM+ International between 10 April and 9 May 2023. Starz has had no service of its own in Spain since. Lionsgate’s own page now lists Spain for Lionsgate+ as an add-on channel in Prime Video, but that channel is Lionsgate’s, not Starz’s.

On Movistar Plus+, which says it is the only platform in Spain offering every episode. The eighth and final season arrived there on Saturday 7 March 2026, hours after its U.S. premiere on Starz, with one episode a week until the last on Saturday 16 May 2026. You do not need Starz’s U.S. service or a U.S. address for it. Catalogues change, so check Movistar Plus+ before you plan around it.

Yes. In Spain the prequel is called Outlander: Sangre de mi sangre, and it is on Movistar Plus+ exclusively. Its second season started there on Saturday 19 September 2026, a day after it began on Starz in the U.S., and Movistar Plus+ said the same day that every season of the original series was on its platform too. We checked on 10 October 2026.

When Lionsgate+ closed here in 2023, Amazon’s MGM+ International channel took over its Prime Video customers and listed the Power franchise among its series (AVPasión; Variety); we could not confirm which seasons it has in October 2026. Separately, TheWrap reported on 27 July 2026 that Power, Ghost, Raising Kanan and Force will come to Netflix internationally from November under a non-exclusive deal. The report names only the U.S. and Canada as excluded, so Spain is not among them, but the series are not on Netflix yet and we found no Spanish date.

No. On 10 October 2026 the STARZ app was listed in the U.S. App Store only, not in the Spanish one. Moving an Apple Account to another country or region is subject to Apple’s own conditions, set out on its support page. Google Play lets you change country only when you are actually in the new country, and then not again for at least 90 days. That is why this guide starts in a laptop browser, which needs no store.

Perhaps. Starz alone decides whether it accepts the connection, so the fair answer comes from trying once, carefully. On a laptop, start the USip residential U.S. IP and confirm that no IPv6 address names your Spanish provider. Then open starz.com in a private window and play an episode from a Starz subscription you already have. A minute of playback settles the connection question. If a message about your location appears instead, keep its exact wording, reconnect, try a second time and then pass the wording to USip support.

No. They are two separate companies and two separate services. What USip provides is one residential U.S. IP address and help with connecting it. A Starz subscription, the series in it and any app-store country are outside the USip plan, and so is the decision about whether Starz accepts the connection — that one belongs to Starz alone.

Starz’s help centre says: “You can stream on up to 4 different devices at once.” Going over that number causes an error in the app, and Starz also caps how many devices can be registered to one account, asking you to remove one when you reach the cap. The USip connection has a limit of its own: one connection at a time, so decide which device in Spain uses it.

It depends on two things that have nothing to do with each other. The first is the connection. Televisions, streaming sticks and consoles cannot run OpenVPN Connect, so USip reaches them through Smart DNS: register your home’s public IP address with USip, then enter the DNS settings on the TV or on your router. The second is the app itself. Spanish TV app stores may not offer the STARZ app — we have not checked them — so do the laptop check first.

Usually at midnight Eastern Time on the release day, which for most of the year is 06:00 in Madrid and 05:00 in the Canary Islands. From 25 to 31 October 2026 and from 14 to 27 March 2027 everything is an hour earlier, because Spain and the U.S. change their clocks on different Sundays. Some series reach the STARZ app a day after their channel premiere. Movistar Plus+ started the latest Outlander seasons on Saturdays.

We have not found a Spanish law that bans VPN software as such, and INCIBE, Spain’s National Cybersecurity Institute, recommends a VPN on public Wi-Fi. Courts have ordered internet providers, and in 2026 two VPN providers, to block addresses used for pirate football streams; those orders concern piracy, not people watching a legitimate service. We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. Whether Starz accepts a connection is a separate question, and Starz’s decision.

No. MGM+ International is Amazon’s channel in Prime Video. In Spain it took over the customers of the Prime Video version of Lionsgate+ in spring 2023, along with series such as Power and Black Mafia Family. It is not Starz and does not give you Starz’s U.S. app or catalogue. Spartacus: House of Ashur was on MGM+ in Spain in December 2025; check the Prime Video app for what it carries now.