Playlist IPTV Pricing
Four lengths, listed with their full US-dollar total below — nothing hidden behind a "contact for pricing" form.
Quick answer: 1 Month is $14.99, 3 Months is $34.99 (about $11.66/mo), 6 Months is $54.99 (about $9.17/mo), and 12 Months is $79.99 (about $6.67/mo). Every length reaches the same 40,000+-channel playlist — only the per-month math changes.
Pick a length
1 Month
A single month to get set up and settle in before anything longer.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
3 Months
A season handled in one charge, at a better rate than paying monthly.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
6 Months
Where most subscribers land once the switch is done.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
12 Months
A full year off the to-do list, at the lowest per-month rate of the four.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
What each length is actually suited for
1 Month — $14.99
A single month to get set up and settle in before anything longer.
3 Months — $34.99 ($11.66/mo)
A season handled in one charge, at a better rate than paying monthly.
6 Months — $54.99 ($9.17/mo)
Where most subscribers land once the switch is done.
12 Months — $79.99 ($6.67/mo)
A full year off the to-do list, at the lowest per-month rate of the four.
24-Hour Trial
What 24 hours for $1.00 actually proves
That the playlist sets up cleanly on your specific devices, plays the channels it claims to, and that a message to support gets answered — worth confirming before a longer charge.
One device sees this exact catalog, the same as any paid term above.
Delivery and setup, not left vague
The login typically arrives within a few hours of payment clearing. Entering it into a player app is the only remaining step per device — the Setup Guide covers the exact screen for each supported one.
Where this playlist is confirmed to work
Smart TV
Samsung and LG sets take the playlist through a store-installed player app — the TV already in the room, nothing extra to mount behind it.
Android TV
A Google TV or Android TV box reads the same playlist through any Play Store player built for it.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's Appstore covers most setups; a sideloaded player fills in on the rare device where it doesn't.
Android Phone & Tablet
The same playlist opens on a phone or tablet exactly as it does on the TV — handy for a second screen without a second subscription.
iPhone & iPad
One App Store download covers both devices, no separate setup needed for each.
Apple TV
App Store first, sideload as the fallback — either way it lands on the identical playlist.
Windows & macOS
A desktop player takes the playlist directly, useful for checking something without turning on the TV at all.
The renewal question, answered directly
None of the four terms above renew automatically on their own — a plan simply stops working on its end date unless a recurring charge was deliberately turned on beforehand. The dollar amount charged at checkout is the complete total; nothing gets added afterward.
Refund conditions, posted before you need them
The complete conditions sit on the Refund Policy page — worth reading before subscribing rather than after a problem shows up.
Pricing FAQ
Does a shorter plan mean a shorter channel list?
No — every length, 1 month or 12, reaches the identical 40,000+-channel playlist. Plan length changes the invoice, not the playlist.
Is the listed price the whole price, in real terms?
Yes — the figure shown is the complete US-dollar total for that length. Nothing gets appended once an order is placed.
Can I switch to a different length later on?
Once the current term ends, yes — or sooner through Contact if there's a reason to move quicker.
Does the trial dollar reduce what a plan costs afterward?
No, they're billed separately. The trial exists purely to confirm setup goes smoothly before a longer commitment.
What happens when a plan reaches its end date?
Access simply stops unless a renewal was specifically set up beforehand — nothing charges again on its own.