Pricing and plan terms
There are eight terms to choose from, running from a single month up to a 10-year licence. They all give you the same service. The only thing that changes with a longer term is the price you pay per month, which comes down the further ahead you commit.
Every plan is a single payment for the period you pick. Nothing renews on its own, and nothing is charged again unless you decide to extend when the time is up.
The eight terms at a glance
Prices are in US dollars and each is a one-off payment for that period. The longer terms carry a lower effective cost per month, which is the whole reason they exist. Two of them are priced as genuine best offers rather than a straight multiple of the monthly rate.
- 1 month - $10
- 3 months - $25 (about $8.33 a month)
- 6 months - $35, a best offer (under $6 a month)
- 12 months - $50 (about $4.17 a month)
- 24 months - $95, a best offer (under $4 a month)
- 36 months - $130 (about $3.61 a month)
- 48 months - $160 (about $3.33 a month)
- 10 Years - $370, paid once
How the per-month logic works
The monthly figure falls as the term lengthens because you are paying further in advance. A single month sits at $10; commit to a year and the same service works out near $4.17 a month; go to four years and it drops closer to $3.33. The saving is the trade for paying up front, nothing more. If you would rather not think that far ahead, a shorter term costs a little more each month and that is a fair exchange for the flexibility.
Which terms are the best value
Two plans are deliberately sharper than the rest. The 6-month term at $35 brings the monthly cost under $6 without asking for a long commitment, which makes it a sensible step up from a single month. The 24-month term at $95 is the one to look at if you already know you are staying, since it sits under $4 a month while the price is fixed for two full years. The 48-month and 10-year options go lower still per month, but the 6 and 24 give the strongest balance of price and commitment.
What every plan includes
There is no reduced tier here. Whether you buy one month or 10 years, you get the complete service. The price only reflects how long you are paying for, not how much you receive.
- The full channel and VOD catalogue: films, box sets, kids, factual, news, international channels and sport
- 8K and 4K streams where the source allows, down to 1080p and below, encoded with HEVC/H.265
- Works with Xtream Codes login, an M3U URL or a MAG portal
- Runs on Fire TV Stick, Android TV, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, iPhone, Apple TV and Windows
- Multiple device slots so more than one screen in the household can watch
- A 7-day EPG with catch-up on supported channels
- Region ordering for US/CA, Europe/UK and Arabic/MENA
- Activation in around two minutes once payment clears
Choosing a term length honestly
If you are new to the service, buy short first. A single month, or the 3-month term, lets you test the streams on your own devices and connection before you commit any real money. Picture quality depends as much on your internet and your player as on the source, so it is worth seeing how it behaves in your home. Once you know it holds up on your setup, moving to a 6, 12 or 24-month term is where the price per month genuinely improves. The 10-year option makes sense only after you have used the service for a while and are confident it fits how your household watches.
Payment, renewal and managing your plan
You pay once for the term you select. Nothing auto-renews and no card is kept on file to charge you later, so when a plan ends it simply stops until you choose to buy again. If you want to add time, switch region or, as a reseller, manage several lines, the Control Panel at https://iptv.chat/panel is where that is handled. For a single household subscription you will rarely need it beyond checking when your term expires.
What people ask about the plans
Does my subscription renew automatically?
Is the service any different on the cheaper plans?
Which term should I start with?
Why are the 6-month and 24-month plans called best offers?
Choose a term and start watching
Every plan is the full service. The only thing that changes is how far ahead you pay, and how much that lowers the monthly cost.