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IPTV subscription UK plans: four Flex lengths, one payment, no contract

These IPTV subscription UK plans swap a monthly bill for a single payment: you pick 3, 12 or 24 months, pay once in pounds, and the plan stops by itself on a date written in your login message. All four open the full channel list, over 40,000 live, and the 120,000-title film and series library. Only two things move from one plan to the next, the number of months and whether two TVs may play together.

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Four Flex plans, each with a single price

Every card shows a complete price, with nothing added later. We point most households to Flex 12, a year on one TV for £49; the other three suit a short first order, two TVs at once, or the smallest cost per month.

Three months

Flex 3: 3 months

A first season with nothing signed

£29.00

£9.67 a month, spread over the term

Shortest term, ends by itself

One picture playing at once

  • Over 40,000 channels live, UK groups listed first
  • 120,000 on-demand titles in a separate menu
  • Up to 4K UHD where the programme was made in 4K
  • Week-long guide on the UK clock, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes login plus M3U and EPG links
  • Answers by WhatsApp or email, day and night

Refund inside 7 days if no screen ever plays

Pick Flex 3

Nothing to cancel, nothing renews

Suggested for a first order

Our pick

Flex 12: 12 months

A full year settled in one payment

£49.00

£4.08 a month, spread over the term

£67 cheaper than 4 × Flex 3

One picture playing at once

  • Over 40,000 channels live, UK groups listed first
  • 120,000 on-demand titles in a separate menu
  • Up to 4K UHD where the programme was made in 4K
  • Week-long guide on the UK clock, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes login plus M3U and EPG links
  • Answers by WhatsApp or email, day and night

Refund inside 7 days if no screen ever plays

Start Flex 12

Nothing to cancel, nothing renews

Two rooms

Flex 12 Duo: 12 months, 2 screens

Kitchen and front room on at the same time

£79.00

£6.58 a month, spread over the term

£153 cheaper than 8 × Flex 3

Two TVs can stream side by side

  • Over 40,000 channels live, UK groups listed first
  • 120,000 on-demand titles in a separate menu
  • Up to 4K UHD where the programme was made in 4K
  • Week-long guide on the UK clock, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes login plus M3U and EPG links
  • Answers by WhatsApp or email, day and night

Refund inside 7 days if no screen ever plays

Pick Flex 12 Duo

Nothing to cancel, nothing renews

Two years

Flex 24: 24 months

The smallest monthly figure of the four

£89.00

£3.71 a month, spread over the term

£143 cheaper than 8 × Flex 3

One picture playing at once

  • Over 40,000 channels live, UK groups listed first
  • 120,000 on-demand titles in a separate menu
  • Up to 4K UHD where the programme was made in 4K
  • Week-long guide on the UK clock, with catch-up
  • Xtream Codes login plus M3U and EPG links
  • Answers by WhatsApp or email, day and night

Refund inside 7 days if no screen ever plays

Pick Flex 24

Nothing to cancel, nothing renews

  • A single charge in pounds
  • Login details roughly 2 min later
  • Refund window: 7 days
  • English-speaking team, 24/7

Included in all four

What every Flex plan includes, whatever it costs

Put the IPTV subscription UK plans in a grid and most of it repeats: the price moves with the months and the number of TVs, and with nothing else.

The same catalogue in every column; only the last three rows move
Flex 3Flex 12Flex 12 DuoFlex 24
Live channels40,000+40,000+40,000+40,000+
Films and series120,000120,000120,000120,000
PictureHD up to 4K UHDHD up to 4K UHDHD up to 4K UHDHD up to 4K UHD
Guide and catch-up7 days, UK clock7 days, UK clock7 days, UK clock7 days, UK clock
Months3121224
TVs playing together1121
Paid once£29£49£79£89

Down the first four rows, every cell matches. The channel list opens with the British groups: news and sport near the top, then drama and box sets, films, entertainment, documentaries, music and kids, with the nations and regions in a group of their own. Other countries follow, each sorted by subject.

Picture quality follows the programme, never the plan. A title produced in 4K plays at 3840 × 2160 on Flex 3 exactly as it does on Flex 24, and a programme made in HD stays HD. HDR and Dolby Atmos show up only when the source carries them and your TV and player can use them, and when a source sends live sport at 50 frames per second, your screen gets all fifty.

Several servers share the evening load, and they treat all four plans alike. One English-speaking team answers every plan. Each one is meant for a single household: if the login shows up at another address or is posted publicly, the team can switch it off.

Choosing

Choosing a plan: TVs first, then length, then price

Picking between the IPTV subscription UK plans comes down to the number of TVs, then how long, then how you prefer to pay. A fourth question matters if a pay-TV contract is still running.

Two TVs on at once, ever?

Think of the busiest night of the year in your house: a cup final in the front room and a box set upstairs. If those ever overlap, Flex 12 Duo is the plan, £79 for 12 months, and each 4K picture wants about 25 Mb/s of its own. If they never overlap, a one-TV plan will do, installed on as many screens as you like.

See Flex 12 Duo →

How long before you want to decide again?

Nothing renews, so the length is simply the date of your next decision: 3 months away with Flex 3, 12 months with Flex 12 or Flex 12 Duo, 24 months with Flex 24. A longer plan means fewer orders and a lower monthly figure.

See Flex 12 →

Smallest outlay, or smallest monthly figure?

The two pull in opposite directions. Flex 3 asks for the least today, £29, yet works out at £9.67 a month. Flex 24 asks for £89 and brings each month down to £3.71, about 12p a day. Flex 12 sits between them at £4.08.

See Flex 24 →

Months left on a pay-TV contract?

Look up when its minimum term finishes before ordering anything. Flex 3 can bridge the last few weeks if you want both running for a while; a longer plan fits better once the contract is over.

Read the switching guide →

Split across its two TVs, Flex 12 Duo comes to £39.50 per TV for the whole year. It covers two rooms of one household; it is not a way for two homes to share a login.

Still thinking in monthly bills? The monthly cost of each Flex plan is worked out in a separate guide, next to the rolling monthly offers seen online and the point where they become dearer.

In numbers

IPTV subscription UK plans by month, by day and by end date

The fifth column takes 5 November 2026 as the order date, which is when these numbers were last worked out. For any other day, count the months forward from your payment; the login message states the exact date.

IPTV subscription UK plans: cost and end date, worked out on 5 November 2026
PlanTVsLengthPaid onceStops on, if bought 5 November 2026Each monthEach daySame cover in Flex 3 orders
Flex 313 months£295 February 2027£9.6732p—
Flex 12112 months£495 November 2027£4.0813p£116
Flex 12 Duo212 months£795 November 2027£6.5822p£232
Flex 24124 months£895 November 2028£3.7112p£232

« Each month » splits the price evenly over the months covered. « Each day » splits it over the days, taking an average month of about 30.4 days, rounded to the penny. On that basis Flex 24 costs 12p a day and Flex 3 32p.

The last column shows the price of covering the same months, and the same number of TVs, with repeated Flex 3 orders. A year that way costs £116, so Flex 12 keeps £67 in your pocket; over two years, Flex 24 saves £143.

Compare that with a contract, where a set-up charge, a box fee or a mid-term price rise can creep in. Here the « Paid once » figure is the total from first day to last.

After ordering

What arrives after you pay: the login message

Nothing is charged when you tap Buy. WhatsApp opens with this already written: « IPTV Subscription UK 4K Hello, I would like to order Flex 12 (12 months, £49) ». Once you send it, the team replies with a secure link for that exact amount.

Email works the same way. Write to [email protected], name the plan and say what you watch on, and a payment link comes back.

Roughly 2 minutes after the payment clears, early morning or late at night, your login message turns up in that chat or inbox. The six items in it are identical whichever of the IPTV subscription UK plans you chose.

Save a copy outside the chat, in your notes or a password manager. Moving the TV to another room, adding a tablet or placing the next order all begin with those lines, and the setup page shows which box each one goes into.

Six lines to expect

  • Your username
  • Your password
  • The server address, port included
  • A playlist (M3U) address
  • A guide (XMLTV) address
  • The last day of the plan

Payment

One payment, no direct debit, and the 7-day rule

No contract appears at any stage of paying for the IPTV subscription UK plans: one charge, one refund rule, the same for all four.

Nothing about the payment happens on this website: you will not find a basket, a sign-up or a box for card numbers here. The link from the team opens a page run by the payment firm, where you pick card or PayPal. The card number travels between that firm and your bank and never passes through us.

Expect your bank to want a second yes before it lets the payment through. This is Strong Customer Authentication, usually labelled 3D Secure, and it might be a tap in the bank’s app, a one-time code sent by text or a number from a card reader. When it fails, the bank’s fraud check has normally paused it; a quick call to the bank, or saying yes in its app, usually lets it through on the next go.

After that single charge, nothing else can follow. You sign no direct debit mandate, no card is kept on file and no recurring payment is set up. The payment firm picks how the charge is described on your bank statement, and the team can give you that wording beforehand.

Should a seller ever take your money and deliver nothing, the card issuer can be asked for a chargeback. Banks fix their own deadlines, frequently about 120 days, and like you to have raised it with the seller beforehand. Section 75 is a separate credit-card protection that only starts above £100 (and stops at £30,000), so a Flex plan is too small for it. For PayPal, check PayPal’s own terms as they stand today.

Any refund is paid back the way the money came, to that card or that PayPal account. Every condition is spelled out in our refund policy, while the cancellation page sets out what the law gives you on digital content.

Refunded inside 7 days if

  • Your details were never delivered
  • No screen in the house shows a picture, even after help
  • The request reaches us inside 7 days

Not a refund case

  • You simply changed your mind
  • 4K stalls on a line we told you was too slow for it

End date

The end date, and why nothing rolls on

On all the IPTV subscription UK plans, the clock starts on payment day. For an order on 5 November 2026: Flex 3 runs until 5 February 2027, Flex 12 and Flex 12 Duo until 5 November 2027, and Flex 24 until 5 November 2028. Many players show the same date on an account page.

On the last day, nothing dramatic happens. The channels stop, no payment is attempted and no letter asks whether you want to stay. There is no notice to give, because you never agreed to a minimum term.

Set that beside a typical pay-TV contract. When its 18 or 24 months are up, it usually carries on month by month, often at a higher price, until you phone to end it, and walking away before the term is over is likely to cost a fee.

Want more months? Order any length again, or Flex 12 Duo if a second TV has joined the household. You will receive a new login for the apps you already have, and it may differ from the last one, so keep the newest message to hand.

Account screen of an IPTV player: Flex 12, end date and devices
A player’s account screen: the plan, its end date and the devices

Market

How the plans compare with offers online and with pay TV

Ranges from UK sellers’ offers online on 5 November 2026, next to the IPTV subscription UK plans on this page. Prices vary by seller; read them as a snapshot.

UK offers online and typical pay TV, at the time of writing (5 November 2026)
Offer typePrice seenNearest Flex plan
Monthly offer, one screen£6.99–£22 a monthNone monthly; Flex 3 averages £9.67
Year-long offer, one screen£39.99–£65 (median near £55)Flex 12 at £49
Year-long offer, two screensRoughly £96–£100Flex 12 Duo at £79
« Lifetime » offerNo end date written anywhereFlex 24: 24 months, dated in the message
Pay-TV package with sport and films£60+ a month, contract of 18–24 monthsFlex 24: £89 once, 24 months

Twelve monthly offers in a row would come to somewhere between £83.88 and £264. For a year paid at once, the median seen online is about £55, and Flex 12 comes in a few pounds under it.

A pay-TV contract works on another scale. At £60 a month, the minimum term alone adds up to £1,080 over 18 months or £1,440 over 24, before any yearly rise. Our cost guide for a year of viewing prices both routes line by line, extras included.

Whoever you buy from, slow down if you meet any of these:

  • Bank transfer, crypto or gift cards as the only way to pay
  • « Lifetime » access, undated
  • Refunds promised with no deadline in days
  • Questions before payment left unanswered
  • A price far below the ranges in the table

The IPTV subscription UK home page sets a typical contract and Flex 12 in two columns, and the guide to watching with no contract goes through what each missing line means at home.

FAQ

Questions before choosing a plan

Are the IPTV subscription UK plans cheaper than staying on a pay-TV contract?

For most homes, by a wide margin. A contract at £60 a month costs £720 a year before any rise, against £49 for Flex 12. A contract may bundle things a Flex plan does not, such as equipment or an engineer, so compare what you actually watch.

Which of the IPTV subscription UK plans do most households start with?

Flex 12. A year for £49 spans a full football season and both clock changes, at about 13p a day. Homes that want to see the picture on their own TV before committing to a year sometimes begin with Flex 3.

Why is there no monthly plan?

A monthly plan needs either a stored card or a new payment every few weeks, and we keep neither. The shortest option is Flex 3, which averages £9.67 a month over its 3 months.

Is there a notice period or a fee for leaving?

No. There is no minimum term to leave and nothing to give notice on. The plan stops on its end date whether you do anything or not.

Do all four plans carry the same channels?

Yes: the same live list, the same library and the same picture quality. The months and the number of TVs playing together are the only differences.

Can I pay with a debit card?

Yes, debit cards are fine, as are credit cards and PayPal. Your bank may ask you to approve the payment in its app before it goes through.

Can two homes share Flex 12 Duo?

No. Flex 12 Duo is for two TVs in one household. A login that plays at a second address can be suspended.

Customer reviews

What IPTV Subscription UK 4K customers tell us

A varied selection of British channels, international entertainment and sports. Plenty of different programmes to explore.

Ryan Phillips

The movie library is interesting, with different genres and plenty of series to browse. A useful entertainment catalogue.

Freya Bennett

I mainly look for football and sports programmes. The range of sports categories is a nice feature.

Matthew Turner

The application is easy to navigate on my streaming device. I like how the different entertainment categories are organised.

Poppy Harrison

Good variety of international content, movies and documentaries. There are plenty of different options to explore.

Samuel Wood

I particularly like the selection of films and television programmes. Having different categories makes browsing more convenient.

Daisy Coleman

One payment, a 2-minute wait, then UK TV with no contract

Settle the months and the number of TVs, make one card or PayPal payment, and wait for the message carrying your details and the date it all stops. Should every screen in the house stay blank despite our help, you can claim the money back for 7 days after paying.