Plans
The four premium IPTV plans share one catalogue, 40,000+ live channels with 120,000 films and series beside them, and one picture standard: 4K whenever the programme was made in 4K. What sets them apart is how many months they run (3, 12 or 24) and whether a second screen may play at the same moment. Payment happens once, by card or PayPal, and the welcome message that reaches you roughly 2 minutes later states the day it stops.
The four
Undecided? Premium 12 is where most homes should begin: twelve months on one screen for £49, paid a single time, which comes to £4.08 monthly or roughly 13p daily. Premium 3 keeps the first outlay small, Premium 12 Duo serves two rooms at once and Premium 24 has the lowest monthly figure.
Three months
A first season on your own screen
£29.00
Per month, about £9.67
The shortest commitment we offer
One screen plays at any moment
Money back within 7 days if nothing ever plays
Order Premium 3Paid once; it never renews itself
Suggested for most homes
Our pick
A full year on one screen
£49.00
Per month, about £4.08
Saves £67 against 4 × Premium 3
One screen plays at any moment
Money back within 7 days if nothing ever plays
Choose Premium 12Paid once; it never renews itself
Two at once
Two rooms, one order, one end date
£79.00
Per month, about £6.58
Saves £153 against 8 × Premium 3
Two screens may play together
Money back within 7 days if nothing ever plays
Order Premium 12 DuoPaid once; it never renews itself
Two years
The lowest cost
£89.00
Per month, about £3.71
Saves £143 against 8 × Premium 3
One screen plays at any moment
Money back within 7 days if nothing ever plays
Order Premium 24Paid once; it never renews itself
In every plan
The price buys months and screens. It does not buy a sharper picture: a £29 membership and the £89 one open exactly the same catalogue, whichever of the premium IPTV plans you settle on.
Countries form the top level of the list and themes the level below. The UK groups come first, from news and sport to regional, kids and music.
An on-demand library in menus of its own, apart from live TV. Mostly English-language, with subtitles on the others.
Each channel and title keeps the quality it was produced in. Anything made in 4K plays at 3840 × 2160. For HDR or Dolby Atmos, three things must line up: the source, the TV and the player.
A match produced at 50 frames per second reaches your screen at that rate, so a quick through ball or a fast camera pan keeps its shape.
Seven days of programme times, on the UK clock, arrive with the Xtream login itself. No second address to hunt for.
Where a channel keeps an archive, you can go back a few days, usually up to seven, and start a programme from the top.
Each welcome message carries the Xtream login, an M3U playlist link and a guide link, so almost any player has a door it can use.
The same people answer every member, by WhatsApp or email and in English, whichever plan sits behind the question.
Evening demand is spread across several servers, identically for all four plans. A membership covers one household; logins found in use elsewhere, or shared online, can be suspended.
Deciding
Work through it in three steps: first the screens that must play together on your busiest night, then the months you want covered, then the monthly or daily price that results.
Premium 3, Premium 12 and Premium 24 each allow a single stream. Set the login up on as many devices at home as you like, a living-room TV, a stick upstairs, a tablet; just one plays at any moment.
Premium 12 Duo lets two streams run side by side for 12 months, say sport downstairs and a film in a bedroom, both under one order and ending on one date.
Four people on one sofa in front of one TV use one stream. What is counted is the number of devices playing, not the number of people in the room.
No plan covers three or four screens playing together. If your home needs that, ask before paying and the team will say plainly what the four plans can and cannot do.
Premium 3 at £29 gives you a season to see how your TV, your Wi-Fi and the busy evenings behave before you commit for longer.
Premium 12 at £49 is the length we suggest once you know the picture holds at home: one payment, then nothing to think about for a year.
Premium 24 at £89 lasts two years and costs least per month. It makes most sense as a second order, once your setup has proved itself.
The 7-day refund rule covers a login that never arrives or never plays, whatever the length. Second thoughts fall outside it, so pick the length you mean.
Premium 24 spreads £89 across 24 months. Near 12p a day, it is the lowest monthly figure for a single screen.
Premium 12 spreads £49 across a year. Near 13p a day, with one payment to remember each twelve months at most.
Premium 12 Duo charges £79 for a year of two streams. Split between its screens, it is the lowest price per screen on this page.
Premium 3 asks £29 for 3 months, near 32p a day. The dearest month on the page, and the smallest sum to hand over at once.
Most of the money is in the length. Ordering Premium 3 four times in a row covers a year for £116; a single Premium 12 covers the same twelve months for £49 and leaves £67 in your account.
For screens, think of your busiest evening rather than a typical one. If two TVs will ever play at the same time, only Premium 12 Duo covers it. Otherwise any single-screen plan will do, and the login can still sit on every device in the house.
None of the premium IPTV plans is « more premium » than another. Premium 24 is longer than Premium 3, not better: channels, library and picture are identical.
The numbers
A price means more once it is spread over the time it pays for. The final column assumes payment on 5 November 2026, when these figures were last checked.
| Plan | Paid once | Screens | Length | Per month | Per day | Ends if paid on 5 November 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium 3 | £29 | 1 | 3 months | £9.67 | 32p | 5 February 2027 |
| Premium 12 | £49 | 1 | 12 months | £4.08 | 13p | 5 November 2027 |
| Premium 12 Duo | £79 | 2 | 12 months | £6.58 | 22p | 5 November 2027 |
| Premium 24 | £89 | 1 | 24 months | £3.71 | 12p | 5 November 2028 |
The daily figure is the price divided by the days it covers, rounded to the penny. At about 13p a day, Premium 12 costs barely more than Premium 24 at 12p. Premium 3 works out at 32p daily: that is the price of being free to stop after 3 months.
Counted per television, Premium 12 Duo comes lowest, at £3.29 a month for each of its two screens against £3.71 for Premium 24. Both streams share one login and one end date, so it is built for two rooms of the same home, not for two households.
The amount in the table is the whole amount. No setup fee, delivery charge or renewal charge waits further down the line.
For a closer look at what a membership costs against pay TV and other offers, read the guide to premium IPTV cost per month and per day.
After you order
Each Buy button opens WhatsApp with a line already written, naming the plan and its price: « Premium IPTV 4K Hello, I would like to order Premium 12 (12 months, £49) ». Sending that line is the order. No money moves at this point; it simply tells the team which payment link to prepare.
Prefer email? Write to contact@premiumiptv-4k.co.uk with the plan’s name and the device you will watch on. Either way, the reply is a secure link to pay that sum and nothing more.
Once the payment clears, give it about 2 minutes, day or night: the welcome message lands in the same chat or inbox. Lines one to three, username, password and server URL, together make the login that players label Xtream Codes. The M3U link and the guide link are there for players that would rather load a playlist.
Its final line is the end date. Save the message where you will find it again: on a new TV, after a reset, or on the day you think about ordering again, it is all you need. The premium IPTV setup page shows where each line goes on each kind of device.
Payment
One way to pay and one refund rule, whichever of the premium IPTV plans you pick.
You will find no basket, no account to open and no card form on this site. The payment link leads to the payment company’s own page: you choose card or PayPal there, and your card number never reaches us. Expect your bank to want an approval, the Strong Customer Authentication step: usually a tap in its app, sometimes a code by text.
The money leaves your account a single time, in pounds. Nothing is left behind that could charge you again: no direct debit, no saved card. The payment company sets the name shown on your statement, and the team can tell you what it is before you pay.
When the rule applies, a refund travels back the way the payment came. The refund policy gives the full wording, and the cancellation page sets out your rights on digital content.
The last day
A membership runs for its months from the day of payment. Paid on 5 November 2026, Premium 3 would end on 5 February 2027, Premium 12 and Premium 12 Duo on 5 November 2027, and Premium 24 on 5 November 2028. Many players show that same date in an account or info screen.
On that day the channels stop loading, and that is all. No payment is attempted, no contract needs cancelling and nobody calls you.
Want more months? Order again exactly as before, free to change the length or add a second screen. A fresh login comes back, to type into the players you already have. It may differ from the old one, so the latest message is always the one to use.
A calendar reminder a week before the date, set on the day the welcome message arrives, leaves time to choose the next plan without a blank screen on a match night.
Market prices
Where the premium IPTV plans sit against what other UK sellers were asking on 5 November 2026.
| What is on offer | Range seen on offers online | At Premium IPTV 4K |
|---|---|---|
| A single month | £6.99–£22 | No monthly plan here; Premium 3 averages £9.67 monthly |
| A year, one screen | £39.99–£65 (median about £55) | Premium 12: £49 |
| A year, two screens | Roughly £96–£100 | Premium 12 Duo: £79 |
| Access sold as « lifetime » | No end date; nothing guaranteed in writing | Up to 24 months with Premium 24, dated in your message |
| Pay TV by dish or cable, sport and films included | From about £60 monthly, with an 18- or 24-month tie-in | £89 for 24 months, paid once |
Paid month by month at those rates, a year would cost anywhere from £83.88 to £264. Most yearly offers sit between £39.99 and £65; Premium 12 at £49 is under the middle of that range, though not so far under it that the price itself raises a question.
A figure far below that range is worth a pause. So is a « lifetime » offer that never names a date, a money-back promise with no number of days attached, silence when you ask something before paying, or a seller who will only take bank transfer, gift cards or crypto.
Online marketplaces mostly list boxes and sticks. A box is hardware, not access: whatever is printed on it, a login is still needed before anything plays.
The guide on how to judge a premium IPTV review turns those signs into checks you can run on any seller, us included, and the premium IPTV home page sums up each membership on one member card.
FAQ
When you already stream on the TV in question and evenings run smoothly, take Premium 12, about 13p a day. When you are less sure, Premium 3 limits the first payment to £29; you can go longer next time.
No. Memberships last 3, 12 or 24 months, with nothing in between. Premium 3 is the dearest per month at £9.67; a year works out at £4.08 and two years at £3.71.
It cannot. No card is stored and no direct debit exists, so nothing is taken after the end date in the welcome message. Carrying on is a new order, placed only if you ask for one.
No. Channels, library and picture are identical in all four, with 4K wherever the programme was produced in 4K. A longer plan is simply longer. What does change the picture is the setup at home, covered in the guide to what premium IPTV needs for 4K and HDR.
Yes: install it on both, and on a phone or tablet too, but only one can play at a time. For two screens playing together, Premium 12 Duo at £79 is the plan made for it.
A single time: when you finish on the payment page and your bank says yes. Roughly 2 minutes on, the welcome message arrives, and that membership never costs you anything further.
No. We do not make or sell apps, boxes or sticks. The login works in IPTV Smarters Pro, VLC, TiviMate and others, and the guide to choosing a premium IPTV app says which suits each device.
Yes. At the end of a membership, the next order can be any of the four: a different length, or the two-screen one. Needs changed before your end date? Message the team and ask what is possible.
Customer 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.
Pick the length and the number of screens, pay once by card or PayPal, and the welcome message brings the login with its end date. If nothing plays on any screen at home despite our help, you have 7 days to be refunded.
