- 22,000+ live channels
- 120,000+ movies & series
- Native 2160p UHD feeds
- HEVC encoding, 60fps sport
- EPG and catch-up
- Load-balanced anti-freeze servers
- Every device supported
- 24/7 support in 6 languages
- No contract, no auto-renewal
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Ninety days shows you patterns, not accidents
A single bad evening proves very little. A router that needs a restart, a neighbour's upload, one overloaded match — any of these can drop a UHD channel to FHD once. Over three months you see whether it happens every weekend or never again, which is the only question that matters.
It is also the term where people finish tuning. Moving the main TV onto Ethernet, switching the player to hardware decoding, or deciding the kitchen tablet can live with Full HD are small changes, and each needs a couple of weeks of normal viewing to judge. Ninety days gives you room to try them without watching the calendar.
And three months lines up with how television is actually watched: a run of league fixtures, a knockout stage from the groups to the final, or a whole season of the series everyone at home is waiting for — all in one payment of $32, with nothing that renews behind your back.
Three months suits you if
- You have tried a trial line or a month and want a setup you can rely on
- You are following a competition that runs for several weeks
- You are still deciding how many screens your household needs
- You want a short commitment without paying the monthly price
Three months against one and six
Three months costs $32 against $45 for three separate monthly lines, a saving of $13. Six months brings the monthly cost down again, from about $10.67 to $9, so if the first quarter goes smoothly the next step is worth considering — but three months is the point where a line stops being a test and starts being your television.
Questions about the 3 Months plan
The technical questions people actually ask before buying a 4K IPTV line, answered without marketing padding.
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Ask on WhatsAppIs three months better value than paying monthly?
Yes. Three monthly lines would cost $45; the three-month plan is $32, about $10.67 a month and a 29% saving. The catalogue, the UHD feeds and the support are identical.
Will I be charged again after three months?
No. We do not store cards or create recurring subscriptions. When the term ends the line stops until you choose to buy another one.
Is three months long enough to sort out buffering?
Usually. Most buffering comes from Wi-Fi, software decoding or peak-time congestion on the home connection. Three months gives you time to try Ethernet and hardware decoding and judge the result over many evenings, with 24/7 support if you want a second opinion.
Watch 4K the way it was broadcast
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