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3 Months subscription

  • 54,000+ live channels
  • 4K & 8K where available
  • 174,019 movies & 45,558 series on demand
  • Up to 4 simultaneous connections
  • Anti-freeze servers · 99.99% uptime
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Ninety days on a single payment

3 Months Premium IPTV Subscription

Ninety days of Premium for $50 — about $16.67 a month, roughly 17% under the monthly rate. Long enough to cover most of a season in 4K where it is broadcast, short enough that you are not guessing about next spring.

$50/ 3 months

$16.67/mo · billed once, no auto-renew

Connections · simultaneous screens

One screen at a time.

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  • One payment — nothing renews on its own
  • 1 to 4 simultaneous connections
  • Covers 90 days from activation
  • Activation in about five minutes, by email
  • 24/7 support on WhatsApp and email
  • 7-day money-back guarantee

3 Months · Premium

What ninety days of Premium is good for

The case for a quarter rather than a month, and what Premium is doing for the ninety days you have bought.

Built around one competition

Ninety days covers a league from the opening weekend deep into the fixture list, in 4K where the broadcaster supplies it. You are not renewing mid-season and not paying through a summer you will not watch.

17% under the monthly rate

Three separate months of Premium would be $60. This is $50, so $10 stays with you — $16.67 a month instead of $20.

Long enough to judge, cheap enough to be wrong

A quarter is enough time to see how the servers behave across a real fixture list. If we disappoint you, the mistake cost $50 rather than a year of it.

219,577 films and series on demand

174,019 films and 45,558 series, included rather than rented per title. The catalog refreshes on its own — nothing to install, nothing to manage.

Peak-hour headroom

Subscribers per server are capped well below capacity and event channels get bandwidth reserved ahead of big fixtures. Nine in the evening should look like three in the morning.

Bitrate, not just resolution

Resolution is a label; bitrate is the thing you can see. Premium feeds carry the bitrate the broadcaster sends, which is why a well-fed 1080p channel often looks better than a starved 2160p one somewhere else.

Specification

Ninety days of Premium, in numbers

Plan length90 days from activation
Price, 1 connection$50
Works out at$16.67 per month
Against buying monthly$60 — you keep $10
Connections available1 to 4
Live channels54,000+ across 190+ countries
Picture ceiling4K and 8K where broadcast
On demand174,019 films, 45,558 series
BillingOne payment. No auto-renew.
ActivationAbout 5 minutes, sent by email
Refund window7 days from activation

Same length, other tier

3 Months on Basic costs $25

Basic runs $25 cheaper over the same three months. You give up 4K, drop from 54,000+ channels to 22,000+, and lose about 92,000 on-demand titles. On a 1080p television that is a fair trade and we will say so.

Look at the 3 Months Basic plan

Other Premium lengths

If three months is not the right length for Premium

The channels, the servers and the support queue do not change with length. These are the other three Premium plans and what each works out at.

1 Month Premium

$20

Month to month. Stop whenever, tell nobody. Works out at $20 a month, up to 4 screens.

6 Months Premium

$80

Half a year. Two seasons without a second purchase. Works out at $13.33 a month, up to 5 screens.

12 Months Premium

$120

A full year at the cheapest per-month rate we publish. Works out at $10 a month, up to 5 screens.

Before you buy this one

Questions about the 3 Months Premium plan

Will ninety days cover a full sports season?
Most of one. Domestic league seasons run longer than a quarter, so three months usually covers the opening run or the run-in rather than both ends. If you want a season start to finish without a second purchase, six months is the length that fits — we would rather say that than sell you the wrong plan twice.
Can I extend partway through?
Yes. Support adds time to the existing line: same login, same devices, no reinstall. The extension is priced from whatever plan you add rather than prorated against this one, so adding a year mid-quarter costs what a year costs.
How much does three months of Premium actually save me?
Three separate months would be $60. This plan is $50, so you keep $10 — about 17%. It is the smallest discount step we offer, and that is deliberate: a short plan should not be punished for being short.
Does Premium run on different servers from Basic?
No. Both tiers sit on the same hardware with the same measured uptime. What Premium buys is a larger channel list, a larger on-demand catalog, a higher picture ceiling and a place in the priority support queue.
Is the channel count real, or padded with duplicates?
There are regional variants in any lineup that size and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What we do not do is pad the number with dead feeds: if a channel is listed it is expected to play, and support removes anything that stops working rather than leaving it in the count.
If two of us watch different things, do I need two plans?
No — one plan with two connections. A connection is a simultaneous stream, not a device and not a person. This plan sells 1 to 4 of them, priced per row at checkout, and you can move up the ladder later by messaging support and paying for the days remaining.

The guarantee

Seven days to change your mind on a 90-day Premium plan

If the first week does not convince you, say so and the full $50 returns to the original payment method. There is no form to complete and no retention call. The window runs from activation rather than from the moment you paid.

How support and refunds work

3 Months · Premium

3 Months of Premium for $50

$16.67 a month, up to 4 screens, live in about five minutes. Pick your connection count at checkout.

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One payment, nothing to cancel, and seven days from activation to change your mind. Premium sits in the priority support queue.

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