Packages
All four IPTV packages open the same catalogue of 40,000+ live channels and 120,000 on-demand titles; what you choose is the length, from a quarter of a year to two years, and whether a second TV may stream at the same time. You settle the price with one card or PayPal payment, and roughly 2 minutes after the bank approves it a message brings the login with its final day printed underneath.
Side by side
Unsure where to start? We suggest Access 12: £49 once, £4.08 a month, roughly 13p a day for a year. Access 3 is the short way in, Access 12 Duo covers two TVs on the same evening and Access 24 brings the monthly figure lowest.
Short
A season to judge it on your own TV
£29.00
Spread out: £9.67 each month
The shortest length we sell
1 stream at any one moment
7-day refund if nothing plays
Buy Access 3Charged once, then never again
Our suggestion
Suggested
A whole year on one TV, one payment
£49.00
Spread out: £4.08 each month
£67 saved against 4 × Access 3
1 stream at any one moment
7-day refund if nothing plays
Buy Access 12Charged once, then never again
Two streams
Lounge and bedroom on the same evening
£79.00
Spread out: £6.58 each month
£153 saved against 8 × Access 3
2 streams side by side
7-day refund if nothing plays
Buy Access 12 DuoCharged once, then never again
Two years
The cheapest month for a single TV
£89.00
Spread out: £3.71 each month
£143 saved against 8 × Access 3
1 stream at any one moment
7-day refund if nothing plays
Buy Access 24Charged once, then never again
In all four
Whether you spend £29 or £89, the list below is identical. The price buys months and screens, nothing else.
Countries form the first layer of the list and themes the second. Britain comes first, with sport, news, films, entertainment, kids, regional, drama and box sets, music and documentaries.
Titles you press play on whenever you like. English is the main language; titles in other languages come with subtitles. The player files them under films and series, well away from the channel list.
Quality is set by whoever produced the programme. Plenty arrives in HD or Full HD; titles shot in 4K reach 3840 × 2160. HDR and Dolby Atmos only reach you on titles made with them, played through a TV and player able to show them.
Where the feed is made at 50 frames per second, that is what your screen gets, so a cross into the box or a serve at full pace stays sharp instead of smearing.
A week of programme times appears as soon as the player accepts the Xtream login, timed to the British clock in winter and in summer alike.
Missed the start? On channels that keep an archive, you can rewind to programmes from earlier in the week, typically up to seven days back.
Players differ in what they accept, so the message carries all three: the Xtream details, a playlist (M3U) address and a link for the listings.
Whatever the package, you reach the same people for a question about length, a payment that will not go through, a stubborn TV or a date that is coming up.
All four IPTV packages draw on the same servers, several of which share the load during the busiest hours. Each login is sold for one home; if it turns up in a second household or on a public page, it can be suspended.
Choosing
Three questions settle it, in this order: how many TVs need to play at once, how long you are happy to commit, and what each month or day costs you.
Access 3, Access 12 and Access 24 each allow a single stream. Install the login wherever you like at home, on the lounge set, a bedroom stick or a tablet, as long as just one of them is streaming at a time.
Access 12 Duo lets two streams run together for 12 months: a match in the lounge while a film plays in a bedroom, on one order with one end date.
What is counted is how many streams are playing, not how many people are watching. Five on one sofa, in front of one set, need one stream.
There is no package for three or four streams at once. If your home needs that, write to the team before paying and you will get a straight answer on what the packages can do.
Access 3 costs £29 and runs a quarter of a year, long enough to see how your set and your line cope on busy nights before a longer order.
Access 12 covers a full year of seasons, winter nights and summer sport for £49. It suits homes that already know their TV and Wi-Fi cope.
Access 24 runs for two years for £89, the lowest monthly figure of the four. Best kept for a second order, when you already know the picture holds up at home.
The 7-day refund rule protects you if the login never comes or never plays, whatever the length. A change of heart is outside it, so pick the length you actually want.
Access 24: £89 spread over 24 months, about 12p a day. The cheapest month for one screen.
Access 12: £49 over 12 months, about 13p a day, and only one payment to remember each year.
Access 12 Duo: one payment of £79 covers a year of two streams. Divided by screen, nothing we sell costs less per month.
Access 3: £29 for 3 months, about 32p a day. The highest cost per month, but the smallest single outlay.
Length is where the money is. Renewing Access 3 every quarter means four payments a year, £116 in all; a single Access 12 payment of £49 pays for the same twelve months and leaves £67 in your pocket.
For screens, picture your busiest evening. If two sets will ever be streaming at once, say the lounge and a bedroom, only Access 12 Duo covers it; on every other night, any of the single-stream packages will do.
The figures
A price on its own says little. Spread across the months and days it pays for, it is easier to compare.
| Package | Paid once | Per day | Per month | Screens | Runs | Last day if paid on 5 November 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Access 3 | £29 | 32p | £9.67 | 1 at once | 3 mo | 5 February 2027 |
| Access 12 | £49 | 13p | £4.08 | 1 at once | 12 mo | 5 November 2027 |
| Access 12 Duo | £79 | 22p | £6.58 | 2 at once | 12 mo | 5 November 2027 |
| Access 24 | £89 | 12p | £3.71 | 1 at once | 24 mo | 5 November 2028 |
The per-day figure is simply the price divided by the days covered. Access 12 comes to about 13p a day and Access 24 to about 12p, while Access 3 sits at 32p: you pay a little more per day for the freedom to stop after 3 months.
Per television, Access 12 Duo is the lowest monthly cost on this page: £3.29 for each of its two screens, below the £3.71 of Access 24. The catch is that both streams share one order and one end date, so it suits a single household with two rooms rather than two separate homes.
No package carries a setup fee, a delivery charge or a renewal charge. The price in the table is the whole amount that leaves your account, and it leaves it once.
Messages
Each Buy button starts a WhatsApp chat with us and drops this line into it: « Buy IPTV 4K Hello, I would like to order Access 12 (12 months, £49) ». Sending it is your whole order form. No money moves at that stage; the line only tells the team which package to invoice.
If WhatsApp is not on your phone, an email to [email protected] naming the package and the device you will watch on does the same job. In both cases the reply is a payment link set to that exact sum. The order receipt on our buy IPTV home page sets out the same purchase line by line.
Once the payment clears, a second message arrives, about 2 minutes later and at any hour. It holds the six items listed here. Username, password and server URL are the trio a player means when it asks for an Xtream Codes login; the M3U and guide links serve the players that want a playlist instead.
Pin that message or star it. Months from now, on a new TV or after a factory reset, it is the only thing you will need, and its last line tells you when to think about the next order. Our step-by-step buying page explains each line and where to type it, and the guide to what an IPTV account holds covers the rules attached to the login.
Payment
Every one of the IPTV packages is paid the same way, with the same 7-day rule behind it.
There is no basket and no card form anywhere on this site. The payment link opens the payment company’s own page, where you choose card or PayPal; card numbers are typed there and never reach us. Expect your bank to ask for a quick approval, usually in its app.
The amount is taken once, in pounds. We hold no mandate on your account and keep no card details for a later date, so the end of a package costs you nothing extra. The name printed on your statement is chosen by the payment company; ask the team before paying if you would like to know it. Every screen of the payment, approval step included, is shown on the how-to-buy page.
Paying by card or through PayPal? The guides on paying for IPTV by card and paying for IPTV with PayPal go through each route in more depth, chargebacks included.
An accepted refund is paid to whichever card or PayPal account settled the order. The full wording sits in the refund policy, and the cancellation page explains your rights on digital content.
End date
Each package runs for its months from the day you pay. Paid on 5 November 2026, Access 3 would stop on 5 February 2027, Access 12 and Access 12 Duo on 5 November 2027, and Access 24 on 5 November 2028. You will usually find the same date again under the account or settings menu of your player.
From that morning the channels simply no longer load. Your bank sees no movement, there is no contract to end, and no sales call follows.
Coming back is a new purchase like the first one, and you are free to pick a different length or add the second screen. The reply brings a separate set of details, typed into the players you already use; they may differ from the old ones, so it is the newest message that counts.
Put the date in your phone’s calendar the day the login arrives. A reminder a week before gives you time to choose the next length calmly rather than on the evening it stops.
Market prices
Where the IPTV packages sit against the asking prices of other sellers in Britain, noted on the day this page was checked.
| What is sold | Range seen on offers online | At Buy IPTV 4K |
|---|---|---|
| One month on its own | £6.99 to £22 | No one-month plan; Access 3 works out at £9.67 a month |
| Twelve months, one screen | £39.99 to £65, about £55 in the middle | Access 12: £49 |
| Twelve months, two screens | About £96 to £100 | Access 12 Duo: £79 |
| « Lifetime » access | No end date and no written guarantee | Up to 24 months with Access 24, the end date in writing |
| Pay-TV package with sport and films, by dish or cable | £60 a month or more, tied in for 18 or 24 months | £89 for 24 months, paid once |
Bought one month at a time at those prices, a year would cost between £83.88 and £264. Most twelve-month offers seen online sit between £39.99 and £65; Access 12 at £49 is below the middle of that range without being far under it.
A very low price is not a bargain in itself. Stop and think if you meet a year far below that range, a « lifetime » deal with no date, a refund promise without a set number of days, silence when you ask something before paying, or a seller who wants bank transfer, gift cards or crypto and nothing else.
Our list of checks before you buy IPTV online turns those signs into questions to ask, and the guide to where to buy IPTV compares seller websites, marketplaces and social pages. Online marketplaces mostly list boxes and sticks rather than the access itself; whether a box is worth having is covered in buy an IPTV box or not.
FAQ
If you already stream on the TV you will use and the picture holds up in the evening, go for Access 12 and its 13p a day. If that is still an open question, Access 3 keeps the first outlay at £29, and the next order can be longer.
Neither. Plans come in 3, 12 and 24 months only. At £9.67 a month Access 3 is the dearest per month; a year costs £4.08 a month and two years £3.71.
They cannot: we hold no card and no direct debit to take money with. The last line of your login message gives the final day, and nothing happens after it unless you place a new order.
It can be set up on both, and on a tablet too, but they have to take turns. If two people want to watch different things together, the package built for that is Access 12 Duo, priced at £79.
No. A £89 package opens exactly what a £29 one does: 40,000+ live channels, a 120,000-title library and pictures up to 4K where the source is 4K. Only the months and the number of screens change.
Once, when you complete the payment link by card or PayPal and your bank approves it. The login follows about 2 minutes later, and no further amount is taken at any point.
When your package ends you can choose any of the four for the next order, longer, shorter or with a second screen. If your needs change before the end date, write to the team and ask what is possible before you pay again.
No. Apps, boxes and sticks are not something we make or sell. The login opens in free players such as VLC or IPTV Smarters Pro, and the buying walk-through names the player for each kind of device.
Customer reviews
★★★★★
A wide selection of UK channels and international programmes. Plenty of entertainment options for different tastes.
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The movie and series selection is interesting. I like having different genres available whenever I want something to watch.
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The sports categories are particularly interesting. There is a good range of football and other sporting content.
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The application is simple to navigate on my Smart TV. Finding different channels and entertainment categories is straightforward.
★★★★★
I particularly enjoy the international channels and the variety of films available in the VOD section.
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A convenient entertainment option with plenty of different programmes, from movies and series to international television.
Settle on a length and a number of screens, then pay a single time. Your login follows within minutes, its final day written in, and if it shows nothing at home you have 7 days to get the money back.
