Buy IPTV: simple plans, no contract

Which IPTV plan should you choose?

All four plans unlock exactly the same service: the full channel list, the films and series library, the TV guide, catch-up and every picture quality the source provides. So the choice comes down to how sure you are and how you like to pay.

• 1 month suits you if you have finished the free trial but want a little longer before committing, or you only need TV for a short period, such as a tournament or a stay away from home.
• 3 months is a sensible middle ground. You save 23% compared with paying monthly without tying up much money.
• 6 months is for regular viewers who are happy with the service and want a noticeably lower monthly cost.
• 12 months gives the lowest price per month, less than half the monthly rate. It’s the plan most people choose once they’ve tested the service on their own TV.

If you’re unsure, start with the free trial, then a short plan. Nothing renews automatically, so moving to a longer plan later is simply a new order.

Is cheap IPTV worth it?

“Cheap IPTV” covers everything from a fair price to offers that are too good to be true. A low price on its own is fine: IPTV has no dish, no box rental and no engineer visit, so it should cost less than a satellite or cable package. What matters is what sits behind the price.

These are the warning signs worth checking before you pay any provider:

• Lifetime or multi-year deals for a one-off payment. A service that has to run servers every month can’t sustainably charge once for ever. Many of these disappear within months.
• No trial. A provider that won’t let you test on your own device is asking you to take a lot on trust.
• No written terms, refund policy or contact details. You should know who you’re paying and how to get help.
• Pressure tactics. Countdown timers and “only a few left” messages are there to stop you comparing.
• Payment only in gift cards or cryptocurrency. These leave you with no protection if something goes wrong.
• Channels that clearly belong to pay-TV broadcasters, at a fraction of their price. Read is IPTV legal in the UK to understand why that matters to you as a viewer, not just to the seller.

Our prices are shown in full on this page, in pounds, with no add-ons required to watch. You can test everything first, read our terms and refund policy, and talk to us before you pay.

What affects the quality you get for the price

Two IPTV plans at the same price can feel very different on the sofa. The things that make the difference are mostly invisible on a sales page, which is why testing matters:

• Stability at peak time. Anything works at 11am on a Tuesday. Test between 7pm and 10pm, when networks are busiest.
• The TV guide. An accurate, complete programme guide makes live TV usable. A missing guide turns a channel list into guesswork.
• Support. When a login or an app causes trouble, a quick answer from a person is worth more than a slightly lower price.
• Your own setup. A 4K TV on weak Wi-Fi will still buffer. Our guides to internet speed and fixing buffering help you get the most from any plan.

What each plan costs over a year

If you know you’ll keep watching, it’s worth comparing the cost across a full year. These figures assume you renew the same plan length all year:

The 12-month plan costs less than half of paying monthly across a year. Because nothing renews automatically, you’re never locked in: you simply choose the length each time.

What the price does and doesn’t include

Included in every plan: the full channel list, films and series on demand, the TV guide, catch-up on supported channels, every picture quality the source provides, setup guides and support on WhatsApp and email. You can browse how channels are organised on our channels page.

Not included, because we don’t provide them:

• Your broadband. You need a working internet connection; see internet speed for IPTV.
• Your streaming device. Use one you already own, or see supported devices for recommendations.
• Third-party player app fees. Some players, especially on Smart TVs, charge their developers’ own activation fee or offer a paid upgrade. These go to the app developer.
• A TV licence. In the UK you need one to watch or record live TV as it’s broadcast, by any method.

Paying safely for any IPTV service

Wherever you buy, a few habits protect you:

• Pay in a way that gives you protection, rather than gift cards, cryptocurrency or a transfer to an individual.
• Keep a record of the order confirmation and the provider’s contact details.
• Read the terms and refund policy before paying, not after.
• Start with the free trial or a short plan until you’re confident.