Choose the year after you know your setup

The 12-month option covers a full year, with a 24-month term available for households that want to plan further ahead. It is worth considering when your player works well, your household knows its screen needs and the larger upfront payment fits your budget. Check those practical details before comparing effective monthly costs.

For one screen, the $80 USD total works out to about $6.67 per month when divided across 12 months. That is a comparison figure: you pay $80 USD upfront. Other screen allowances have different totals, so compare the same number of active streams across durations rather than mixing unlike plans.

Leave room for the way your household watches

A second active television needs another connection when the first is playing. Installing a compatible app on a spare device does not automatically mean you need a larger plan; simultaneous playback is what counts. The choices above make the one-to-five-screen allowance and the full annual total visible together.

A 24-hour trial request can help you check your intended device and internet connection before subscribing. Support confirms availability. Use that time to check the programmes that matter, guide times, subtitles and playback on the actual screen you will use. A trial is a snapshot of your setup, not a promise that every title remains available for a year.

Understand the service behind the term

The advertised library includes 22,000+ live channels and 100,000+ movies and series titles combined. Picture quality depends on the source, player, device and connection; HD, UHD and 4K are not universal. EPG and catch-up apply where supported. A player app may have a separate fee.

IPTV Services is the shared seller and handles checkout, account delivery and 24/7 support. Before paying, confirm the duration, simultaneous screens and USD total. The seven-day refund request window starts at purchase for eligible new subscriptions only, with support checks and exclusions. It does not last for the subscription term.

For a smaller prepaid commitment, compare one month, three months or six months; for a longer one, see 24 months. Our monthly versus longer-term guide offers another way to weigh the tradeoff.