An AllTimeIPTV plan starts at $15 for one month on one screen and runs to $69 for twelve months, near $5.75 a month. Three months is $29 and six months is $45. Two, three and five screens exist as shared versions of each term. What the price never decides is quality of service: there is no faster tier, no priority server and no sport add-on. Every login lands on the same load-balanced cluster.
Below is the whole grid, then the division done for you, then the part most pages skip: what the money actually pays for on the server side.
What Each Term Works Out at per Month
A single upfront figure says little until it is spread across the months it covers. This table does that division for every plan, rounded to the cent.
| Term | 1 screen | 2 screens | 3 screens | 5 screens |
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| 1 month | $15.00 | $25.00 | $35.00 | $49.00 |
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| 3 months | $9.67 | $16.33 | $21.67 | $33.00 |
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| 6 months | $7.50 | $12.50 | $16.50 | $24.83 |
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| 12 months | $5.75 | $9.92 | $13.25 | $19.92 |
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Longer terms sit lower per month because a year of capacity can be planned rather than guessed at. Twelve separate monthly orders would total $180; the twelve-month plan is $69. Most households who watch regularly settle there, and the page on what an IPTV subscription includes sets out exactly what that year covers.
Cost per Screen When a Household Shares One Login
Shared plans change the figure per person rather than the service. Divide each plan by its screens and again by its months, and the grid reads like this.
| Term | 1 screen | 2 screens | 3 screens | 5 screens |
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| 1 month | $15.00 | $12.50 | $11.67 | $9.80 |
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| 3 months | $9.67 | $8.17 | $7.22 | $6.60 |
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| 6 months | $7.50 | $6.25 | $5.50 | $4.97 |
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| 12 months | $5.75 | $4.96 | $4.42 | $3.98 |
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The smallest figure in the grid is $3.98 per screen per month, on the $239 five-screen year. Every one of those five streams gets the same servers and the same support line as a single-screen plan.
A screen means one stream playing at a given moment. Install the player on as many devices as you like; only your paid number may run together. Size it for your busiest evening rather than your quietest. Our page on watching round the clock covers households where somebody is always on.
What the Plan Price Actually Buys
Paying more here buys time or simultaneous streams. It never buys content or reliability, because both are the same for everyone.
- 25,000+ live channels from 60+ countries, set out on the channel line-up, with sport in the standard groups.
- 120,000+ movies and series on demand, plus catch-up on the channels that publish listings for it.
- Streams in 4K, FHD or HD, according to what each source produces. The 4K page is blunt about which content truly arrives in Ultra HD.
- A 99.9% uptime target on load-balanced, redundant servers, with a person reachable on WhatsApp 24/7.
- Setup help for every common device, at no charge and with no time limit.
- A 7-day guarantee on a first order, whatever the length or screen count.
The $15 single month and the $239 five-screen year open an identical catalogue on identical hardware. Only the calendar and the stream count differ.
Choosing a Term You Will Actually Finish
The right term is the one that matches how long you intend to watch. A year abandoned in March helps nobody. Use the rough guide below.
| Plan | Price on 1 screen | Monthly figure | Makes sense if |
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| 1 month | $15 | $15.00 | The trial went well and you want a paid month before going further |
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| 3 months | $29 | about $9.67 | You are covering one season, a school term or a long winter |
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| 6 months | $45 | $7.50 | Television is already a weekly habit, but a year feels far off |
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| 12 months | $69 | about $5.75 | You watch most evenings and want one order and nothing else to think about |
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Here is the break-even point, stated plainly. Five monthly orders come to $75, which is already past the $69 year. Anyone who expects to watch for five months or more is better served by the annual term. Lighter viewers can weigh $29 for three months against $45 for six.
Uneasy about a year upfront? Run the trial, then take a single month. Moving up later costs nothing extra and keeps the login you already configured.
Why an Offer Under $3 a Month Should Worry You
Search for long enough and yearly offers appear that work out at a dollar or two a month. Some run for a while. Many are resold logins on a single crowded panel, shared by far more viewers than the hardware can carry.
The failure pattern is always the same. Pictures freeze on the busiest evenings, replies stop arriving and the seller disappears before the year is up. Nobody is left to refund anything. If you want the mechanics of that, we wrote up why streams freeze and how we stop it.
Our $5.75 figure funds spare capacity, a balancer that can move traffic between machines, monitoring and a support line that answers at night. That is what keeps a 99.9% target honest rather than decorative. The page on how our servers are built goes through the hardware side in order.
The Same Figures Next to Streaming Apps and Live TV
Most homes measure a new plan against what they already pay each month. The US prices below were checked in September 2026 on each service or a named tracker. They move often, so confirm them in your own account.
| Option | Monthly price | Cost over 12 months | What you get |
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| Netflix Standard | $19.99 | $239.88 | The Netflix library and its originals, with no live channels |
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| Netflix Standard, Disney+ Premium and HBO Max Standard together | $57.47 | $689.64 | Three on-demand libraries, each with separate originals |
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| YouTube TV | $82.99 | $995.88 | Licensed live channels with a cloud recorder |
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| AllTimeIPTV, 1 screen, yearly plan | about $5.75 | $69 | 25,000+ live channels and 120,000+ titles on a 99.9% uptime target |
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Sources: Variety on Netflix pricing and YouTube TV. The Disney+ and HBO Max figures come from the DealNews Disney+ price tracker and its HBO Max equivalent.
One warning belongs beside that table. No IPTV plan carries Netflix, Disney+ or HBO Max originals, and ours is not an exception. If a single exclusive series matters in your house, keep that one app. Our article on what IPTV costs looks at the wider market.
Other Costs Worth Planning For
The plan is the main outlay, though three other items can touch your wallet as well.
- Hardware. A recent smart TV, phone or laptop usually suffices. Older sets without an app store need a stick or box, and our comparison of IPTV boxes covers the options.
- Player software. IPTV Smarters Pro installs free. TiViMate has an optional paid tier sold by its own developer, not by us.
- Broadband. HD runs on almost any home line. Keep roughly 25 Mbps spare for each screen playing 4K.
AllTimeIPTV invoices nothing beyond the plan itself. Channels, films, sport, 4K and support all sit inside the one figure.
Fixed Figures, No Auto-Renewal and a Guarantee
There are no codes to hunt for, no flash sales and no crossed-out "was" prices on this site. The grid above is what every customer pays. Our page on what premium IPTV should mean explains why we put the money into capacity instead of tiers.
There is no contract and no card held on file. A plan runs to its end date, then the login pauses until you choose to order again. Nothing charges itself.
A 7-day window covers your first order. Should the service refuse to run on your equipment and support fail to fix it, the payment returns. The refund policy spells out the conditions.
How Ordering Works on WhatsApp
There is no basket and no account to create. The order runs through one WhatsApp conversation, and that same thread becomes your support channel afterwards.
- Pick a term and screen count in the grid and press its order button. The message opens pre-filled.
- The team replies with the total in US dollars and the ways to pay where you live.
- When the payment clears, your login details arrive in the chat, normally under 15 minutes.
- Open the setup guide for your device and sign in to the player.
The figures are identical in every country; only the payment methods differ. If you are still weighing providers, our checklist on how to judge an IPTV provider lists what to test before money changes hands.
Not ready to order? Take the free 24-hour trial and watch how the streams behave on your own line first. Anything still unanswered is covered in the AllTimeIPTV FAQ.
Test the servers before you pick a term
Run the free 24-hour trial on your own connection, at the hour you normally watch. If it holds, order the term and screen count you need on WhatsApp; logins usually land under 15 minutes.
Questions About Terms, Screens and Billing
How much is IPTV per month?
A single screen is $15 for one month, $29 for three months, $45 for six months and $69 for twelve. Every term opens the identical catalogue of 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ on-demand titles, on the same load-balanced servers. Only the length of the term and the number of screens change; the service behind them does not.
How much does an IPTV subscription typically cost?
Across the market the figures vary enormously, so divide any price by its term before comparing. Here a single screen runs from $15 for a month to $69 for a full year, which works out near $5.75 monthly. Prices far under the normal range usually indicate resold panels, crowded servers and nobody available when a feed breaks.
How much is an account for several screens?
Multi-screen plans are priced per term: two screens cost $25 monthly, $49 for three months, $75 for six or $119 for a year. Three screens are $35, $65, $99 and $159. Five screens are $49, $99, $149 and $239. Each screen streams something different at the same time, and all of them draw on the same catalogue.
What am I paying for besides the channels?
Mostly capacity and people. The subscription funds redundant servers held to a 99.9% target, spare headroom reserved for peak evenings, engineers repairing feeds as they fail, and a support line answering 24/7. A channel list is easy to publish; keeping every entry on that list playable on a Saturday night is the expensive part.
How much does a one-year IPTV subscription cost?
Twelve months on one screen is $69, paid once. Households wanting more screens pay $119 for two, $159 for three or $239 for five over the same year. The plan runs its full term and then stops, with no further charge. Longer terms suit people who have already tested the service and know it performs on their line.
Does a longer plan get better servers?
No, every plan lands on exactly the same infrastructure. A one-month subscriber and a twelve-month subscriber are balanced across the same server pool, receive the same picture qualities and reach the same 24/7 support line. We do not hold back a faster tier to sell later, because a reliability promise only means something when it applies to everyone.
Is IPTV worth paying for?
It is worth paying for when you want channels that hold up and a person to contact when one does not. Free playlists collapse mid-broadcast and nobody answers afterwards. A paid AllTimeIPTV plan brings 25,000+ channels, 120,000+ on-demand titles, a 99.9% uptime target and 24/7 support. Judge it yourself during the free trial.
How does IPTV compare with several streaming apps?
One subscription replaces the live television side of a stack of apps, though it does not replace all of them. Streaming platforms keep their own originals exclusive, so no IPTV service carries them and some viewers keep a single app alongside. What IPTV adds is live sport, news and international channels in one place, on one login.
Does AllTimeIPTV renew automatically?
No, nothing renews by itself and no payment details are stored anywhere. When the term you paid for reaches its final day, the login simply stops working. Our team messages you on WhatsApp shortly before that point so you can decide freely. Forgetting about the subscription therefore cannot cost you anything, which is how we think it should work.
How do I place an order?
Ordering takes three short steps in one WhatsApp conversation. Tell the team the term and the number of screens; pay using one of the methods they send back; then receive your server URL, username and password in the same chat. Delivery is normally under 15 minutes. The amount you pay matches the figure printed on the pricing page.
How does the money-back guarantee work?
A first order carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. If the service does not hold up on your connection, message support inside those 7 days and the payment is returned in full, with no interrogation about your reasons. We ask only that you let the team attempt a fix first, since most complaints turn out to be one setting or one server change.
How is my subscription activated?
Activation is manual but fast: once payment is confirmed, an operator builds the line and sends your credentials, normally under 15 minutes. Because a person handles it, unusual requests such as a specific starting date or a particular device count are dealt with in the same conversation. Nothing is queued overnight, since the desk runs 24/7.
