Paid once · dated · up to 4K by source
Plenty of offers call themselves premium and stop there. Premium IPTV 4K prints the meaning on a member card instead: plan, start date, end date, picture by source, screens, and the minutes until your login. Behind the card: 40,000+ live channels with British groups at the top, 120,000 films and series to watch when you like, a week of listings on UK clock time, and 4K UHD wherever the source itself is 4K.
Up to 4Kwhere the source allows
Premium IPTV 4KMember
Paid once£49Per month£4.08
Choose Premium 12Works in these players
The member card
Every line on the member card up top is a fact you can verify once you have paid. Here is what each one means, and what the card leaves out on purpose.
| Card line | Shown for Premium 12 | What it means, and how you can check it |
|---|---|---|
| Plan | Premium 12 | The length you chose. All four plans open the same channels, library and picture; the number after “Premium” counts months and nothing else. |
| Member since | 5 Nov 2026 | Day one is the day your payment goes through, not the evening you first open a player. |
| Valid thru | 5 Nov 2027 | The last day, written in your welcome message. Access stops that day on every screen. |
| Picture | HD, Full HD, 4K by source | Each stream reaches you at the resolution it was produced in. A film made in 4K plays in 4K on a 4K set; a channel broadcast in HD stays HD. |
| Screens | 1 at a time | One player streams at any moment. Premium 12 Duo lets two play together, inside the same home. |
| Login sent | within 2 minutes | Counted from the moment the payment is confirmed, at night and at weekends too. |
| Renews | never by itself | Nothing is scheduled to charge you again: there is no direct debit, and we hold no card details. Carrying on later is a fresh order that you decide to place. |
| Paid once | £49, or £4.08 a month | One amount in pounds, by card or PayPal. The monthly figure is only for comparing. |
Why pin premium IPTV to a card rather than a slogan? A promise of “8K movies”, or of a stream that “never freezes”, cannot be checked from the sofa. A date, a resolution badge in the guide and the time it takes a person to answer can. The welcome message repeats the card’s lines in writing, so you keep the same record that we do.
Someone on Premium 3 and someone on Premium 24 watch the same channels in the same quality; one simply has a later “valid thru” date. Premium, here, is not a ladder with higher rungs to pay for.
Plans
Premium 3, Premium 12, Premium 12 Duo and Premium 24 open the same 40,000+ channels, the same 120,000-title library and the same picture by source. They differ in three ways only: the months, the screens that can stream together and the cost of each day.
Short
Three months on the full catalogue
£29.00
Equal to £9.67 per month
Three months to judge the picture
Watched on one screen at a time
Refunded within 7 days if the picture never shows
Order Premium 3Single payment, no auto-renewal
Our recommendation
Recommended
The full year, paid once
£49.00
Equal to £4.08 per month
£67 cheaper than 4 × Premium 3
Watched on one screen at a time
Refunded within 7 days if the picture never shows
Choose Premium 12Single payment, no auto-renewal
Two screens
Two TVs streaming together all year
£79.00
Equal to £6.58 per month
£153 cheaper than 8 × Premium 3
Watched on two screens at once
Refunded within 7 days if the picture never shows
Order Premium 12 DuoSingle payment, no auto-renewal
Longest
Two years at the lowest monthly rate
£89.00
Equal to £3.71 per month
£143 cheaper than 8 × Premium 3
Watched on one screen at a time
Refunded within 7 days if the picture never shows
Order Premium 24Single payment, no auto-renewal
| Plan | Screens | Duration | A day | A month | Total | Same months in Premium 3 terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium 3 | 1 | 3 months | £0.32 | £9.67 | £29 | — |
| Premium 12 | 1 | 12 months | £0.13 | £4.08 | £49 | saves £67 |
| Premium 12 Duo | 2 | 12 months | £0.22 | £6.58 | £79 | saves £153 |
| Premium 24 | 1 | 24 months | £0.12 | £3.71 | £89 | saves £143 |
Which plan fits your home? Ask one thing first: will two people ever want different programmes on two screens at the same moment? If so, choose Premium 12 Duo at £79 for 12 months. If not, a one-screen plan is enough: the player can sit on several devices in the house, as long as only one of them streams at a time.
For one screen we suggest a Premium 12 membership. At £49, paid once, it comes to 13p a day (£4.08 a month), £67 below the cost of four Premium 3 orders in a row. Premium 24 brings the month down to £3.71, the sensible call once your set-up already runs smoothly. Premium 3, at £29, lets you spend three months with the picture on your own screens before choosing a longer run.
None of the four is a higher grade of premium IPTV than another: each starts the day you pay and stops on its own written date.
Picture
Resolution belongs to the source, not to the plan. Here is what each step between the studio and your sofa needs for the sharpest version to reach you.
Most live channels are made in HD or Full HD and arrive that way; clean Full HD looks sharp from the sofa.
3840 × 2160 pixels, wherever the channel or title was itself made in 4K. They are marked as 4K in the lists, so you know before you press play.
Brighter highlights and sound from overhead pass through only if the source includes them and your player and TV can both decode them. Miss one link and you see the standard version.
Live sport runs at 50 fps where the source allows, so a fast ball or a moving car stays smooth. Let the device match its output to the frame rate.
50 fps on live sport, where the source allows| Link in the chain | What 4K needs | If it falls short |
|---|---|---|
| The source | A channel or title made in 4K | It plays at its own resolution, HD or Full HD |
| The TV | A 4K (UHD) panel; for HDR, a set that supports that HDR format | 4K is scaled down to the panel’s own resolution |
| HDMI port and cable | HDMI 2.0 or newer at both ends | 4K can fall back to a lower setting and HDR is lost |
| The player device | HEVC (H.265) decoded in hardware | The 4K version stutters or will not start |
| Broadband | 25 Mb/s, steady, per 4K screen (Full HD: 10; HD: 5) | Pauses and reloading, mostly in the evening |
| The room | Ethernet, or 5 GHz Wi-Fi with the router in the same or next room | Drop-outs when the signal crosses walls or floors |
Measure the speed on the device that will play, at the hour you usually watch. Lines across the country slow down between roughly 19:00 and 23:00, more so on weekend nights and when a big match is on, so a lunchtime reading flatters most connections. On Premium 12 Duo the two screens add up: two 4K pictures at once want about 50 Mb/s. If the figure falls short, HD and Full HD still play on the same login.
Live pictures trail the broadcast by a few seconds, at times by about half a minute; that is normal for streams sent over broadband.
Settings for each kind of device are in the premium IPTV guide to 4K and HDR. If a stream keeps stopping and starting, the checks for a picture that pauses list what to look at in the home before you message us.
What is on
No channel names appear on this page, only the groups you will find and the tools around them: the library, the guide and catch-up.
Channels are sorted by country, then by category, and the British groups open the list. Other countries follow, each with its own folders.
Evening entertainment, comedy and quiz shows, with separate groups for drama and for the series you follow week by week.
British news at the head of its group, world news under each country, and documentary channels on nature, history and science.
Football and rugby, cricket, snooker and darts, golf, tennis, boxing and motor racing, in a UK sport group and in each country’s own sport folder.
Groups for younger and older children that a parent can pin as favourites, and music channels for the background.
Regional editions with their local news, placed after the national groups so they are easy to reach.
Kids' groups a parent can pin120,000 films and series on demand. Most are in English; for the rest, subtitles can be turned on in the player. Films sit in genres, series in seasons and episodes, and a good player picks up where you paused. Nothing in the library is charged per title: it comes whole with every plan.
A 7-day guide in UK time. The listings arrive together with the Xtream login and keep to British clock time: GMT through the winter, and BST from the clocks going forward on the last Sunday in March until they go back on the last Sunday in October; on the date this page was last checked, UK clocks were on GMT. Should the guide sit an hour adrift after a change, shift the “EPG time offset” in the player’s settings by an hour.
Catch-up. Where a channel supports catch-up, its recent programmes stay available to replay, typically for up to 7 days. The guide flags those listings with a symbol that differs between players.
Looking for one channel in particular? Name it in your first WhatsApp message and the team will tell you which group carries it before you pay. The guide to how the premium IPTV channel list is laid out explains the folders and how to keep a short favourites list.
Ordering
There is no basket here, no account to create and nowhere on this site to type a card number. A person reads your order and sends a secure link back.
Every plan card carries its own Order button. Pressing it starts a WhatsApp chat with the team instead of loading a checkout. Email works too: write to contact@premiumiptv-4k.co.uk with the plan’s name.
The chat opens with your order already typed, for instance “Premium 12 (12 months, £49)”. Check it, add a question if you have one, and send.
A reply comes from the team, in English, carrying a link to the payment company’s own page, which accepts debit or credit card or PayPal. Your card details go on that page and are never sent to us.
Most UK banks ask you to confirm in their app, with a code sent by text or with a card reader. That is the whole payment: no deposit, and nothing to follow.
Within about 2 minutes of the payment being confirmed, whatever the time, your login lands in the same chat or in your inbox, end date included.
Open a player app on each screen, choose its Xtream Codes option and enter the username, password and server URL. The team can walk you through it in the same chat.
Why a chat rather than a checkout? Every order is read by a person before a payment link is sent. So if the plan you chose does not fit your screens, or your stick has no 4K output, someone says so while you can still change your mind. Later, the same thread holds your welcome message and any help you ask for.
Midnight orders go through exactly like midday ones, because the team works 24/7 on WhatsApp and email. Ordered by email and heard nothing within a few minutes? Check junk mail, then answer the thread you already have.
Your login
It reaches your WhatsApp or inbox roughly 2 minutes after the payment clears.
The welcome message is the membership itself. Save it, star it in WhatsApp or keep the email: it holds the login, the links and the date on which it all stops.
User and Pass. Your username and password, both case-sensitive. Phone keyboards like to start with a capital letter; switch that off before typing, or the player will refuse the login.
Portal URL. The server address, shaped like http://your-server:port; copy the colon and the port number too. Username, password and this address are the three parts of an Xtream Codes login, the first choice in most players.
M3U playlist. One long link that lists every channel and title. Use it in players without an Xtream login screen: VLC, Kodi through its add-on, or Smart IPTV.
Guide data (EPG). The XMLTV address of the 7-day guide. An Xtream login fetches it by itself; with the M3U link, paste it into the player’s guide setting.
Membership ends. The last day of your plan, written in full. Nothing is charged on that date; the login simply stops working.
Your welcome message, within 2 minutes of payment
Hidden here on purpose: your own values arrive in the message only.
A player that rejects the login has nearly always been given a typo: one character short, a trailing space, or a capital O in place of a zero. Copy and paste when the device lets you; if it does not, ask the team for a version laid out for typing with a remote.
Some players only take a playlist. For those, the premium IPTV playlist guide shows where the M3U link goes and how to attach the programme guide to it.
Screens and players
Any compatible player reads the login, so the screen decides the app. We publish no app and sell no box or stick. Choose the kind of device you have.
The Fire TV Cube, the Fire TV Stick 4K and the 4K Max all output 4K, plus HDR when the source carries it. The Lite and basic models stop at Full HD.
You will not find it in the Amazon Appstore. Get Downloader (published by AFTVnews) from the Appstore, then in Settings › My Fire TV › Developer options give Downloader permission to install unknown apps. The link to use is sent with your login.
Under Settings › My Fire TV › About, select the stick’s name seven times in a row and the hidden menu appears.
Some of Amazon’s newer sticks run Vega OS, which accepts Appstore apps only. Read the model name before buying a stick for this.
Smarters Pro shows up in the app store of some Samsung and LG sets but not all; the model and the country decide. Look there before anything else.
Activated once on each set. Afterwards you upload the playlist through the Smart IPTV website, matched to the MAC address shown on the TV.
Pairs the playlist with the set’s MAC address or its device key, then lays out channels and listings.
LG’s OLED and QNED ranges handle Dolby Vision; Samsung sets use HDR10+ and leave Dolby Vision out. If no app fits, a streaming stick or Android box on a spare HDMI input solves it.
Android TV and Google TV sets and boxes take their players from Google Play, IPTV Smarters Pro among them.
Built for Android TV and Fire TV: free to install, with paid premium extras. It accepts the Xtream login or the M3U link.
An unknown APK picked up on a forum can carry malware. Stay with the store version of each player.
A box certified for Android TV or Google TV receives Google Play and security updates. Worth checking: HEVC decoding in hardware, 4K output at 60 Hz, at least 2 GB of RAM, a network port and 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
Every player on Apple TV is installed from the App Store. Open Settings › Video and Audio › Match Content and turn both options on: Match Dynamic Range, then Match Frame Rate.
Smarters Pro comes from Tech Smarters Private Limited. Downloading it costs nothing; an in-app Premium upgrade is optional, priced differently from store to store.
Smarters Pro installs on Macs with Apple silicon, and any Mac can open the M3U link in VLC.
Free VLC plays the M3U link straight away. Kodi can as well, once the PVR IPTV Simple Client add-on is switched on.
Smarters Pro and VLC come from Google Play. A phone is a quick way to confirm the login works before you set up the TV.
Several apps copy the Smarters name and icon. Read the developer’s name on the store page before installing.
A new device adds no channels: everything comes through the login, whatever plays it.
The step-by-step guides for a Firestick, Android TV and Google TV and iPhone, iPad and Apple TV cover the settings that matter for a 4K picture on each.
Help
The team answers in English on WhatsApp and by email, 24/7, before you order as well as after.
Keep using the chat you ordered on, where your order sits at the top, or write to contact@premiumiptv-4k.co.uk. A person replies, 24/7.
Questions before paying are welcome: which player suits your TV, whether your line is fast enough for 4K, which plan fits two rooms.
The device and its model, which player you use, a photo of the screen and a speed figure taken on that device.
Two situations bring a full refund if you raise them within 7 days of paying; the table sets them out.
| Your situation | Refund? | The reason |
|---|---|---|
| The login message never came | Yes, in full | Nothing was delivered for you to use. |
| Not one screen at home plays, despite the team’s help | Yes, in full | The membership cannot work in your home. |
| It played, then you decided against it | No | You received what you paid for. |
| 4K stalls because the line is slower than the speed we quoted before the sale | No | Full HD and HD remain watchable on that line. |
| You first ask after day 7 | No | The rule runs for 7 days from payment. |
The money returns to whichever card or PayPal account you used. Raise it within the window, on the chat or by email; the team first tries to get a picture on your screen, and refunds if none appears.
A membership belongs to one household. A login used in a second home, or published online, can be suspended, and no plan stretches to three or four screens. After your end date, ordering again gets you a different login, entered into the apps you already have.
Price check
Our four plans beside prices seen on offers online in the UK on 5 November 2026 and a pay-TV contract, each turned into months and days. Market figures are ranges, and prices vary by seller.
| What you pay for | Price | Length | Each month | Each day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Our Premium 12 | £49 | 12 months | £4.08 | 13p |
| Our Premium 24 | £89 | 24 months | £3.71 | 12p |
| Our Premium 12 Duo | £79 | 12 months, 2 screens | £6.58 | 22p |
| Our Premium 3 | £29 | 3 months | £9.67 | 32p |
| One month on its own, seen online | £6.99–£22 | 1 month | £6.99–£22 | 23p–72p |
| Twelve months, seen online | £39.99–£65, middle near £55 | 12 months | £3.33–£5.42 | 11p–18p |
| Two screens for a year, seen online | £96–£100 | 12 months, 2 screens | £8.00–£8.33 | 26p–27p |
| Pay TV with sport and films | from £60 a month | 18- or 24-month contract | £60+ | £1.97+ |
Set side by side, Premium 12 comes in under the middle of what twelve months cost elsewhere, and Premium 12 Duo under the £96–£100 charged for a year on two screens. The shortest plan here, Premium 3, costs 32p a day; one month bought by itself runs from 23p to 72p a day.
Pay TV with sport and films is another kind of purchase. It brings fitted equipment and a contract lasting 18 or 24 months, and at the time of writing it often runs to £60 a month or more, so £720 or more over a year. With a premium IPTV membership you supply the screen, the player and the broadband; in return a year costs £49, and there is no contract to leave.
13p a day on Premium 12For a closer look at the figures, the premium IPTV cost guide sets every plan against the market in more detail.
Before you pay anyone
Whether you type premium IPTV or IPTV premium into a search box, the pages you find use the same few words. These checks work on every seller, us included: each warning sign on the left has a written answer on the right.
A question sent before the sale is the cheapest check there is. Ask which player suits your TV, or what happens on the last day, then notice how long the reply takes and whether it actually answers you.
If a seller delivers nothing. A card payment, debit or credit, can be disputed with your card issuer as a chargeback. Banks set their own deadlines, commonly about 120 days; go to the seller first. Section 75 protection, under the Consumer Credit Act, starts above £100 on a credit card, so it does not reach any plan here, though a chargeback can still be requested. Bank transfers, gift cards and crypto leave no one to ask at all.
Reviews help too, if you know what to look for. Reading a premium IPTV review explains which details make one useful and which checks no review can do for you.
Reviews
★★★★★
The selection of channels is impressive. I particularly enjoy the entertainment, sports and international categories.
★★★★★
Lots of films and TV series to explore. The VOD selection offers a nice variety of entertainment.
★★★★★
I was looking for a service with British and international channels. The range of available categories is interesting.
★★★★★
Easy to understand and compatible with the streaming setup I use. I particularly like the movie selection.
★★★★★
A good entertainment selection with sports, documentaries and international programmes all in different categories.
★★★★★
The VOD catalogue has plenty of options for different tastes. I especially enjoy browsing the films and series.
FAQ
Television that reaches a player app over your broadband rather than through an aerial, a dish or a cable box: live channels, on-demand films and series, listings and catch-up. On this site, premium IPTV means what the member card states: pictures up to 4K where the source allows, a week of listings on UK time, a person to help at any hour and a fixed term paid once.
No. 8K is not a picture format we send. The sharpest picture is 4K UHD, wherever the channel or film itself was made in 4K; most live channels arrive in HD or Full HD.
Three months on Premium 3 cost £29; a year on Premium 12 costs £49; a year with two screens together on Premium 12 Duo costs £79; two years on Premium 24 cost £89. Each is one payment by card or PayPal, and nothing is charged later.
Allow 25 Mb/s per 4K screen, 10 for Full HD and 5 for HD, steady, measured on the device doing the playing. A cable to the router is the safest link; failing that, 5 GHz Wi-Fi with the router nearby.
Never. With no direct debit and no stored card, nothing can be taken on the end date. Access simply stops; should you want more, order again and type the fresh login into your existing players.
Within roughly 2 minutes of the payment clearing, at any time of day, in the WhatsApp chat or your inbox. Nothing yet? Check junk mail, then answer on the same thread so the team can resend it.
Tell the team first; they will go through the setup with you. If no screen at home will play even then, or the login never came, you get the full amount back within 7 days of paying. A change of heart is excluded, as is 4K on a line slower than the speed we stated before the sale.
Only on Premium 12 Duo: two streams together, in one household, for £79 a year. The other three plans stream to a single screen at any one time. Logins shared with another home or published online can be suspended.
No. We sell a membership, not software or hardware. The login works in players from other developers, such as Kodi, VLC, TiviMate, IBO Player, Smart IPTV or IPTV Smarters Pro, on screens you already own.
Guides
Ten short guides, one question each: the channel list, the player for each screen, the playlist, 4K and HDR, Firestick, Android TV, Apple devices, cost, buffering and how to read a review.
Guide
Guide
GuideA year on one screen for 13p a day. Order it on 5 November 2026 and it ends on 5 November 2027, with no charge waiting on that date. The login reaches you in about 2 minutes.
