IPTV for UK homes
Live UK channels, the big games and a huge film and series library on your smart TV, Fire Stick or phone. Watch free for 24 hours, then from £5.42 a month. Nothing renews by itself.
How it works
Say “free trial” on WhatsApp or by email. We ask which TV or stick you use, nothing more.
Within minutes during opening hours, with a link to the right set-up guide for your device.
Test the channels you care about for 24 hours, then pick a plan or simply walk away.
Plans
One price per plan, paid once. Longer plans cost less per month, and each card says exactly what it includes.
How many screens play at once?
Choose plan duration
Try a month after your free day.
£11.99Billed once, for one month
Choose monthlyOne season’s worth of autumn sport.
£29.99Works out at £10 a month
17% less than monthly
Choose quarterHalf a football season, paid once.
£44.99Works out at £7.50 a month
37% less than monthly
Choose half yearLowest monthly price
The cheapest way to watch all year.
£64.99Works out at £5.42 a month
55% less than monthly
Choose full year
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On this week
Kick-offs in UK time with the channel that holds the rights, followed by a few of the titles in the on-demand library.
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EvertonSaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)Premier League
Wolverhampton Wanderersv
WatfordSaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)EFL Championship
Cardiff Cityv
Birmingham CitySaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)EFL Championship
West Ham Unitedv
SouthamptonSaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)EFL Championship
St Mirrenv
DundeeSaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)Scottish Premiership
Rangersv
St JohnstoneSaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)Scottish Premiership
Dundee Unitedv
AberdeenSaturday 24 October15:00Highlights only (3pm rule)Scottish Premiership
Chelseav
Tottenham HotspurSaturday 24 October17:30Sky Sports / TNT SportsPremier LeagueFixtures: TheSportsDB, refreshed 13 Oct 2026. Kick-offs move for TV. Channels follow the current UK rights deals; Saturday 3pm games are never shown live in the UK.
Line of Duty
The Crown
Fleabag
Blue Planet II
Squid Game
Reacher
The Traitors
Sherlock
Top Gear
Stranger Things
The Boys
The Bear
Mortal Kombat II
The End of Oak Street
Flatliners
The Life of Chuck
The Inbetweeners Movie 2
Sinners
28 Days Later
Peppa Pig
Octonauts
The Gruffalo
Hey Duggee
Paw Patrol
Shaun the Sheep
Bluey
HildaStraight answers
Short answers first. Each one links to a full page with sources.
Internet protocol television: channels that reach your TV through the broadband router rather than a rooftop aerial or satellite dish. A player app on the smart TV, a stick or a phone takes our log-in, then lays out live channels and films in a guide that feels like Freeview’s.
The full answer to “What is IPTV?”, with sourcesStreaming TV over broadband is perfectly lawful; iPlayer, NOW and Sky Glass work that way. The legal question is whether a service holds the rights to its channels. Unlicensed streams of Sky or TNT carry real risk, and we explain it in full rather than calling anything “100% legal”.
The full answer to “Is IPTV legal in the UK?”, with sources£5.42 a month on a full-year plan for one screen, or £11.99 for a single month. Two, three or four screens at once cost more. You pay once for the period; nothing renews unless you ask.
The full answer to “How much does it cost?”, with sourcesYou do whenever someone at home watches or records TV live, through any app or box, or opens BBC iPlayer. The licence is £180 a year and IPTV makes no difference to that rule.
The full answer to “Is a TV licence still needed?”, with sourcesAbout 10 Mbps for one HD stream and 25 Mbps for 4K, per screen watching. Most UK fibre lines manage that easily; a wired connection or a mesh point near the TV helps more than a faster package.
The full answer to “What broadband speed do I need?”, with sourcesAlmost certainly. Samsung and LG smart TVs, Google TV sets, Fire TV Sticks, Apple TV, MAG boxes, phones and computers all run a player app. Older TVs need only an HDMI socket and a streaming stick.
The full answer to “Will it work on my TV?”, with sourcesHome languages
Eighteen languages, with Census 2021 figures on who speaks them in England and Wales and the channels people ask us for.
Your region
Type a postcode to see your regional news and find the page for your part of the UK.
Plain dealing
No made-up reviews, star ratings or customer counts. We are new, and invented reviews have been unlawful in the UK since April 2025. We also won’t tell you any IPTV service is “100% legal”: read how the law works and decide for yourself.
Rain or shine
Message us and your log-in arrives in minutes, with help to set it up. Like it? Plans from £5.42 a month, and 14 days to change your mind.
