12-month IPTV subscription: the best-value length
By Yanis Moreau, IPTV & Streaming Editor Last updated
A 12-month IPTV subscription is the length most people settle on for two simple reasons: it's the cheapest per month, and there's nothing to remember for a year. The content is identical to every other plan length — only the monthly price changes. Here's the exact comparison, what a yearly plan includes, and how renewal actually works.
- ~€4.92/month billed yearly vs €7.49 monthly — about 34% cheaper.
- Same everything — length changes the price, not the channels.
- No silent auto-renewal — it ends at 12 months unless you renew.
Price by length: the honest comparison
| Length | Price | Per month | vs monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | €7.49 | €7.49/mo | — |
| 3 months | €19.99 | €6.66/mo | save 11% |
| 6 months | €34.99 | €5.83/mo | save 22% |
| 12 months — best value | €59.00 | €4.92/mo | save 34% |
Prices in euros, single-device tier shown; multi-device options on the pricing page. The longer the commitment, the lower the effective monthly cost — standard for any subscription.
What a yearly plan includes
- 20,000+ live channels — sport, news, entertainment, kids and international.
- On-demand library — 60,000+ films and series (VOD).
- TV guide + catch-up — plan ahead and replay on supported channels.
- HD, Full HD and 4K — where the source and your connection allow.
- Every device — one login across the household, plus free setup help.
Why people choose 12 months over monthly
- The lowest monthly cost. The effective rate drops to about €4.92 — the whole point of committing.
- Set and forget. No monthly payment to action, no mid-season interruption.
- Priority at renewal. We reach out before expiry so continuing is seamless.
Not sure yet? Start with a shorter plan to test the channels on your own connection — the line-up is identical — then switch to yearly once you're happy. A seller who only sells long terms is worth a second look.
How renewal works (no surprises)
There is no auto-renewal taking money silently. Your subscription runs for the 12 months you paid for and then stops. Before it expires we message you; if you want to continue, renewal is a two-minute confirmation with no reinstall and no interruption. If you don't, nothing happens and nothing is charged.
Buy a year safely A long commitment is only as safe as the seller. Confirm your channels first, check there's a written refund policy, and read where to buy IPTV safely before paying for any long term.
Frequently asked questions
Is a 12-month IPTV subscription cheaper?
Yes — clearly. Billed yearly the price works out to about €4.92/month, versus €7.49 on the rolling monthly plan. That's roughly 34% saved over paying month by month, plus you never have to remember to renew.
What does the 12-month plan include?
Exactly the same as any other length: 20,000+ live channels, full sport, the on-demand movies and series library, the TV guide (EPG) and catch-up, in HD/4K, on every device. The only thing that changes with length is the price per month.
Does a yearly plan auto-renew?
No. There is no silent auto-renewal — the subscription simply ends at the 12-month mark unless you choose to renew. We message you before expiry so there is no interruption if you want to continue.
Can I still get support during the year?
Of course — support runs every day for the whole term, and setup help on any new device is free over WhatsApp whenever you need it.
What if it stops working mid-year?
We fix first, replace if a fault on our side cannot be fixed, and refund if we cannot deliver what was promised — the full fix-replace-refund policy applies for the entire 12 months.
Is it risky to pay for a whole year up front?
Only if the seller is. That is exactly why a real website, a written refund policy and channels confirmed before payment matter — vet the provider first, then the yearly saving is simply the reward for confidence.
If you already know IPTV suits you, 12 months is the value pick — the lowest monthly rate and a year of not thinking about it. If you're still testing, start short and upgrade later; the channels are the same either way. Either way, confirm your line-up before you pay.