If you are new to IPTV, the hardest part is often working out what it should cost. Prices are shown in different ways — monthly, yearly, per device — which makes comparing them confusing. This guide uses one real set of prices throughout, so you can see how the cost changes with the only two choices that matter: how many devices watch at the same time, and how long you pay for in advance.
The short answer
With , IPTV starts at £12 for one month on 1 device. The best value plan is 3 devices for a full year at £90, which works out at £7.50 per month. Every price is a one-off prepaid total for the whole period — you pay it once, upfront, and that is the full cost for those months.
The full price list
Here is every plan, exactly as shown on our page:
| Devices | 1 Month | 3 Months | 6 Months | 1 Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Device | £12 | £25 | £35 | £50 |
| 2 Devices | £24 | £30 | £50 | £60 |
| 3 Devices | £30 | £40 | £65 | £90 |
A few things worth noticing in that table. First, the jump from one month to longer periods is where the savings are: 1 device for a year costs £50, while paying month by month would cost £12 twelve times over. Second, adding devices does not multiply the price in a straight line — 3 devices for a year is £90, which is less than double the 1-device yearly price. Third, the 3-month and 6-month options sit in the middle if you do not want to commit to a full year straight away.
What the monthly cost really works out at
Because each price is a prepaid total, the easiest way to compare plans is to divide the total by the number of months:
- 1 Device: £12/month on the monthly plan, about £8.33/month over 3 months (£25), about £5.83/month over 6 months (£35), and about £4.17/month over a year (£50).
- 2 Devices: £24/month monthly, £10/month over 3 months (£30), about £8.33/month over 6 months (£50), and £5/month over a year (£60).
- 3 Devices: £30/month monthly, about £13.33/month over 3 months (£40), about £10.83/month over 6 months (£65), and £7.50/month over a year (£90) — the best deal.
This is why the period you choose matters just as much as the plan itself: paying yearly instead of monthly can halve what you spend per month.
Choosing by the number of devices
The devices figure means how many screens can watch at the same time, so think about your household at its busiest moment, not on an average day.
1 device
Best if it is just you, or the TV is only ever on in one room at a time. It is the cheapest way in and a sensible starting point if you are new to IPTV.
2 devices
A good middle option for couples or smaller households — for example, the living room TV plus a phone, tablet or second TV used at the same time.
3 devices
Built for busier households, where two or three people may all be watching different things at once. Per device, it is the cheapest way to cover everyone, especially on the yearly plan. Our page explains how watching on several screens works.
Choosing by length of plan
If you are brand new, a 1-month plan keeps your first payment small while you get used to the service. If you already know IPTV suits you, the 6-month and 1-year plans bring the monthly cost down a lot, and you only renew once or twice a year. Many people start short, then move to a longer plan at renewal.
Try it before you commit
We offer a free trial, so you can check the service on your own device and your own internet connection before paying for a plan. To start, just send us a message on WhatsApp through and we will set you up. If you have questions first — about devices, setup or which plan fits your home — the answers to the ones we hear most are on our page.
The bottom line
IPTV in the UK does not have to be expensive or complicated. Start from the number of screens your household genuinely uses at once, pick the longest period you are comfortable paying upfront, and you will land on the best price for you. For most families, that is the 3 devices, 1 year plan at £90 — £7.50 a month for the whole house.