Guides
IPTV subscription UK guides: money, watching and the home
Ten guides, one practical question each, all about watching TV in a British home without a contract. They fall into three groups: money and contracts, everyday watching, then broadband and the family. All ten were reread and brought up to date on 5 November 2026.

Money and contracts
Money and contracts: what you pay and what you sign
How a plan paid once differs from a contract, what each plan costs per month, how a year adds up, and how to leave a pay-TV deal without paying twice.
UK guideIPTV subscription UK, no contract
What « no contract » covers here: no minimum term, no direct debit, no exit fee, and an end date in writing.Read on →
UK guideIPTV subscription UK monthly cost
Why there is no rolling monthly plan here, what each plan costs per month, and when monthly offers cost more.Read on →
UK guideIPTV subscription UK cost
A year of viewing priced three ways: a pay-TV contract, offers seen online and a plan paid once, with the extras.Read on →
UK guideSwitching to an IPTV subscription UK
Leaving a pay-TV contract for IPTV: the end date to find, the notice to give, the box to return and the first evening.Read on →Watching
Watching: the guide, catch-up, regions and sport
Seven days of listings in UK time, programmes from the past week, the nations and regions groups, and live sport on a busy evening.
UK guideIPTV subscription UK TV guide
Seven days of listings in UK time: loading the guide, fixing the hour after the clocks change and setting reminders.Read on →
UK guideIPTV subscription UK catch-up
Watching what aired in the last seven days: which channels keep it, where the icon sits and what the player needs.Read on →
UK guideIPTV subscription UK regional channels
Where the regional and nations groups sit in the list, local news and weather, and finding them in the guide.Read on →
UK guideIPTV subscription UK sports
Weekend sport on a plan paid once: kick-off times in UK time, 50 fps, the evening peak and two TVs on match day.Read on →At home
At home: broadband and the family
What a UK line delivers at peak time, Wi-Fi in an older house, and one household with several viewers and a couple of TVs.
UK guideIPTV subscription UK broadband
Fibre to the cabinet or to the home: what UK lines deliver in the evening, measuring speed and Wi-Fi in an older house.Read on →
UK guideFamily IPTV subscription UK
One household, several viewers: kids' groups, parental PINs in the players, favourites lists and two TVs with Duo.Read on →First steps
Which guide first
Still on a contract? Begin with what no contract means in practice and how to switch away from pay TV. Together they cover the end date to look up, the notice to give and what the first evening looks like.
Already holding your login message? Head to the guide in UK time, or work through the setup page screen by screen.
The menus in each guide are named exactly as they appear on screen, and every price is pulled from the current plans. Where a quick message to the team beats more reading, the guide says so. No guide claims your TV, box or line can do more than it really can.
What each guide holds
- A two- or three-sentence answer first
- Tables for the numbers
- Menus spelled as on your screen
- Prices from today’s plans
- A short FAQ to finish
Found your answer? The login is about 2 minutes away
No contract, no direct debit and an end date in writing: choose the months that suit you and the details arrive by WhatsApp or email. Should no screen play even with our help, refunds stay open for 7 days from payment.