Price is the first thing people compare, and it is where most bad decisions start. Here is what different price points usually mean.
What do typical UK prices look like?
| Price | What it usually is |
|---|---|
| £1 to £5 a month, or “lifetime” | Resold or shared accounts; often gone within weeks |
| £12.99 to £15.99 for one month | The going rate for a monthly plan |
| £49.99 to £69 for a year | The going rate for a yearly plan |
| Ours | £14.99 for a month, £74.99 for a year on one screen |
How does that compare with the legal pay services?
Sky with UK Sports starts at £35 a month on a two-year contract; NOW Sports is £34.99 a month; TNT Sports is £30.99. That gap is why IPTV sells, and why so many cheap services are unlicensed. Read is IPTV legal? before deciding on price alone.
How do you pay less without taking a gamble?
- Take the free trial and test it during a busy match.
- Pay for one month first.
- If it holds up, move to a longer term; ours saves 58% over a year.
- Share screens within your household instead of buying separate plans.
- Never pay for “lifetime”.
Our bill checker shows your current monthly TV spend next to a yearly plan.
Readers also ask
What is the cheapest IPTV in the UK?
The cheapest offers are resold accounts and 'lifetime' plans, which often stop within weeks. Among sellers that name a company and offer a trial, a year typically costs £50 to £75.
Is it cheaper to pay monthly or yearly?
Yearly is cheaper per month. Our twelve-month plan saves about 58% against twelve monthly payments. Pay monthly first if you are unsure, then move to a longer plan.
Are there student or family discounts?
We do not run separate discounts. Families save by sharing a two- or three-screen plan, which costs less than separate one-screen plans.