In this guide
  1. The numbers
  2. Four households, four answers
  3. What length doesn’t change
  4. Things to weigh up
  5. Changing length later
  6. Questions

Five lengths, one service. That’s the first thing to know about SSTV IPTV plans: a month and two years unlock exactly the same channels, catalogue, guide, catch-up and TiviMate Premium. What changes is what you pay per month, and how often you need to think about renewing.

The numbers

DurationPaid onceEquivalent per month
1 month$20$20
3 months$40$13.33
6 months$60$10
12 months$99$8.25
24 months$145$6.04

Prices shown are for a single screen. Additional screens cost 45% of the plan price apiece; the prices page has the full grid.

Put another way: a year of single months costs twelve times $20, while the yearly plan costs $99 in one go. Over two years, the gap widens again.

Four households, four answers

The cautious first-timer hasn’t used IPTV before, or isn’t sure the TV will cope. One month is right. Test everything in the first 24 hours, which is the refund window, then decide. Moving to a longer plan later costs nothing extra.

The football household lives by the fixture list. Twelve months covers a whole season, pre-season friendlies and summer tournaments included, at one of the lowest monthly prices. Six months suits those who only follow the second half of a campaign.

The settled household has used SSTV IPTV for a while, and every screen is set up. Twelve months means one payment a year and nothing to remember in between.

The long-term saver wants the lowest monthly cost and is confident in the service. Twenty-four months is the cheapest per month. In exchange, you pay more up front and commit for two years, since refunds only cover the first 24 hours.

What length doesn’t change

  • The line-up, the films and series, the listings, replays and the TiviMate Premium account stay exactly the same.
  • Screens are chosen separately, at checkout or at renewal.
  • Nothing renews automatically, and nothing is taken from your wallet when a plan ends.

Things to weigh up

Monthly price against money up front. Longer plans save more but ask for a bigger payment at once.

How sure you are. If you don’t yet know that the service suits every TV in the house, start short. Whatever the length, the refund window lasts 24 hours.

Crypto fees. Each transfer carries a blockchain fee; renew less often and you pay that fee less often. On Bitcoin especially, that adds up; here’s why.

Renewing early. An early renewal doesn’t shorten anything: the extra months are stacked onto your current end date.

Changing length later

There’s no penalty for switching. Finish a monthly plan and renew for twelve months, or go back from yearly to monthly; each renewal is a fresh choice of length and screens, made from Renew subscription.

Questions

Is the 24-month plan refundable after a year?

No. Refunds cover the first 24 hours when the service can’t work on your device; unused time isn’t refunded otherwise. See the refund policy.

Can I add a screen at renewal time?

Yes. On the renewal page you pick the duration and the number of screens afresh.

Do longer plans get priority support?

No. Every customer gets the same help, whatever the length of their plan.