The magazine, launched by IPC in May with a £10m war chest, has recorded a debut circulation figure of 340,018 a week, making it the fifth-bestselling TV listings magazine.
However, its success has been at the expense of more established titles, including IPC stablemate TV Times, which suffered an 11.7% fall in circulation year on year from 473,379 to 418,192.
A flurry of price slashing helped IPC's other TV listings title, What's on TV, remain the biggest-selling magazine in the sector, increasing its circulation by 2.4% year on year to 1,673,790.
A price-cut to compete with What's on TV saw H Bauer's TV Choice increase its circulation by 6.9% over the same period to 1,157,622.
However, fellow H Bauer TV title TV Quick paid the price for the launch of TV Easy and the price war between What's on TV and TV Choice. It reported a sharp fall in circulation, down by more than 11% year on year from 354,620 to 313,454 a week.
Total TV Guide, another H Bauer title, focusing on the premium digital TV market, saw its circulation fall 10% to 93,137.
The BBC's Radio Times fell 2.2% from 1,104,767 a week to 1,080,199 year on year.
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