6 Months subscription

Description

$44 for six months — one payment, which works out at $7.33 per month. Paid monthly the same access costs $12.99, and on the three-month plan it is $8.67, so six months sits between the short plans and the yearly ones. The figure is simply $44 divided by six. There is no discount behind it and no original price it was marked down from.

What the 6-month plan includes

• 180 days of access from activation, on a single payment
• Live TV, sports and on-demand film and series in HD and 4K, where the source stream supports it
• EPG television guide inside any player that supports it
• One connection — you can install the player on several devices, but one stream plays at a time
• 7-day money-back cover, under the terms in our refund policy
• Login details by email once your payment is confirmed

We do not publish a channel or VOD count on this page. Numbers of that kind are quoted very freely across this industry and we are not going to state one we cannot stand behind. The 24-hour trial exists so you can look at the actual line-up yourself before paying.

Who six months suits

Half a year is long enough to cover a full football season end to end, and short enough that you are not guessing about this time next year. It is the plan people tend to choose on a second purchase — after a month or three months has already shown them the service behaves on their own setup.

The gap to the 12-month plan is worth doing the sums on: $66 for a year is $5.50 a month, so twelve months costs $22 more than six but covers twice as long. Monthly or yearly IPTV works through how to compare plan lengths honestly.

Devices it works on

The subscription is not an app. It runs inside a standard IPTV player using an M3U playlist or an Xtream Codes login — the two formats most players accept — so it works on hardware you probably already own:

• Amazon Fire TV Stick
• Samsung and LG smart TVs
• Android phones, tablets and TV boxes
• iPhone, iPad and Apple TV
• Windows and Mac
• MAG and Enigma2 receivers

Our setup guides cover these device by device. If you are unsure which login format to use, M3U vs Xtream Codes explains the difference.

How it works

1. Choose the plan and pay once. Nothing renews automatically — when the six months end, they end.
2. Your login details arrive by email after your payment is confirmed.
3. Install a player on the device you want to watch on and sign in once. The player remembers the details.

Try it first — 24 hours, free

Six months is a real commitment, and picture quality depends as much on your broadband as on our servers. The 24-hour free trial gives the same access a paid plan does, so you can watch on your own television before paying for half a year of it.

Questions before you buy

Does it renew automatically?

No. This is a single payment covering 180 days. Nothing is taken again afterwards, and there is no reminder either — if you want to continue, you buy again.

How many people can watch at once?

One. Every plan covers a single connection. You can set the player up on several devices, but only one can stream at any moment.

What does it cost per month?

$7.33. That is $44 divided by six — not a discounted rate.

Is the yearly plan better value?

Per month, yes: $5.50 against $7.33. Whether that makes it the better buy depends on whether you will still be watching in twelve months, which only you can answer. The pricing page lists every plan side by side.

What if it does not work on my setup?

The 6-month plan carries 7-day money-back cover, subject to the conditions in the refund policy. Trying the free trial first is the simpler way to find out.

Ready to go? Choose the 6-month plan above at $44 — or take the free 24-hour trial first and decide afterwards.