Short plans
One month of IPTV, priced honestly
A month costs twice as much per month as a year, and it is still the right purchase for a lot of people. Here is what the $12 buys, who should not buy it, and what happens on the day it expires.
What $12 buys
A one-month plan is not a cut-down product. It is the same service as the annual plan, with a shorter clock on it: 18,400+ live channels, the 62,000-film and series library, the 7-day guide with 72-hour catch-up, M3U and Xtream Codes access, and support that answers on WhatsApp at any hour.
- Every channel group — sport, news, kids, documentary, entertainment, music
- 4K and 8K streams where the broadcaster supplies one
- One connection included; a second is 10% off the month price
- No setup fee, no activation charge, no “HD tier” upsell
The arithmetic you are agreeing to
| Term | Price | Per month | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $12 | $12 | $0.39 |
| 3 months | $25 | $8.33 | $0.27 |
| 6 months | $40 | $6.67 | $0.22 |
| 12 months | $65 | $5.42 | $0.18 |
A month is $12 and a year is $65, which works out at $5.42 a month. Put plainly: twelve separate months cost $144 and the year costs $65. The month is not a discount, it is a shorter commitment — and paying for convenience you do not need is the most common way people overspend on IPTV in either direction.
When a single month is the right buy
Three situations, and they are worth naming because they are the ones that get pushed toward a year by everyone selling subscriptions:
You have not tested your device yet. The trial covers the basics, but a month of real viewing tells you whether the household actually uses this. A slow smart TV app and a fast Fire Stick can be the difference between keeping and cancelling.
You want one season or one tournament. A football season is nine months, so the month is the wrong shape for that — but a six-week tournament, a boxing card, or a month of playoffs is exactly right.
You are between services. If another provider just went down and you need television this week, a month gets you watching while you decide whether this is the permanent replacement.
When it is the wrong buy
If you already know you will keep watching, the month is the expensive way to say so. Someone who buys monthly for a year pays $144 where the annual plan is $65 — $79 more for the same channels. The six-month plan is the middle path: it covers a full season without asking for a year.
The order that wastes the least money
Trial → month → three months → year. Each step costs more than the one before, and each one is only worth taking once the previous one has answered the question it was meant to answer. Most people stop at three months.
The day it expires
Nothing renews. The login simply stops working at the end of the term, and there is no card on file to charge. That is deliberate: a subscription that cannot renew itself cannot surprise anyone, and it also means there is no cancellation process to fight through.
If you want another month, order another month. Your player keeps the saved login, so replacing the credentials takes about a minute. The subscription page explains what carries over and what does not.
How to order it
Tap the plan and the message opens on WhatsApp already written, with the term and price. Send it, get the payment link, and the login arrives on the same thread or by email — normally in under five minutes. Credentials are a playlist URL and an Xtream Codes username and password; both work in any player, including the one already on your television.
Questions before paying? Message the same number (+212 653 362 639) and ask. A month is a small enough commitment that it should not need a sales call.
Questions about this
How much is IPTV for one month?
$12 — one payment, no setup fee, no auto-renewal. The month buys the same channel list, the same on-demand library and the same guide as the twelve-month plan; the only difference is how long the login stays alive.
What is included in a one-month plan?
Everything: 18,400+ live channels, the film and series library, 4K and 8K streams where the source provides them, the 7-day guide, 72-hour catch-up, M3U and Xtream Codes access, and support. One connection is included; a second costs $10.80 with the standing 10% off.
Does the monthly plan renew itself?
No. There is no stored card and no recurring charge. When the month ends the login expires, and you decide then whether to buy another term. Nothing to cancel, no “cancel before midnight” clause, no surprise charge.
Is one month enough to judge the service?
A month is more than enough — a weekend is. The 24-hour trial exists so you can test the live sport and your own device before paying anything; the month is for people who want to watch past that without committing to a season.
Can I switch to a longer plan later?
Yes. Buy the longer plan when the month is close to expiring and the new term starts from the new login. There is no credit for unused days and no upgrade fee, which is why we suggest the month only when you are genuinely unsure — twelve months at $65 is $5.42 a month, less than half the monthly rate.