Four lengths of term and four screen counts, priced in US dollars. There is no contract, nothing renews by itself, and every term carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. Choose the length that fits your rota and the number of screens that genuinely play at the same moment.
Most price pages quietly assume you watch between eight and eleven in the evening, five nights a week. If your week runs on a rota instead (four nights on and four off, an early start that moves every two weeks, a bar shift that finishes at 01:00), the useful questions change. How long will this pattern last? And how many screens in the house are ever playing at the same moment?
Those two answers choose your plan. The term decides how long the login runs; the tier decides how many streams can play at once. Everything else is identical on every row below: the 25,000+ live channels, the 120,000+ films and series, catch-up on the channels that carry it, the program guide and the 4K feeds.
$ 15 25 35 49 for 1 month
one month, nothing renews one month, nothing renews one month, nothing renews one month, nothing renews
$ 29 49 65 99 for 3 months
$9.67 for each month it covers $16.33 for each month it covers $21.67 for each month it covers $33.00 for each month it covers
$ 45 75 99 149 for 6 months
$7.50 for each month it covers $12.50 for each month it covers $16.50 for each month it covers $24.83 for each month it covers
$ 69 119 159 239 for 1 year
$5.75 for each month it covers $9.92 for each month it covers $13.25 for each month it covers $19.92 for each month it covers
The tabs count streams playing at the same moment, not installs: the app can sit on the bedroom TV, a phone and a laptop, and the tab decides how many of them stream together. Length and price are the only differences between the four cards, so the 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ films and series come with each. When a term ends, nothing is charged and the line simply stops until you buy another; you also have 7 days to ask for a refund. All figures in USD.
| Term | 1 stream | 2 streams | 3 streams | 5 streams | Each month, 1 stream |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | $15 | $25 | $35 | $49 | $15.00 a month |
| 3 months | $29 | $49 | $65 | $99 | $9.67 a month |
| 6 months | $45 | $75 | $99 | $149 | $7.50 a month |
| 1 year | $69 | $119 | $159 | $239 | $5.75 a month |
| Live channels, day and night | 25,000+ | ||||
| Films and series on demand | 120,000+ | ||||
| TV guide (EPG) and catch-up | Included; catch-up on the channels that carry it | ||||
| Activation | Under 15 minutes after paying, at any hour, through WhatsApp | ||||
| Picture | 4K, FHD and HD | ||||
| Renewal | Never automatic; buy another term when you want one | ||||
| Refund window | 7 days, asked for in the same WhatsApp chat | ||||
Paying a month at a time is the most flexible way to buy and the most expensive. Twelve single months on one screen come to 12 × $15 = $180. The same year bought up front is $69, so the month-by-month route costs $111 more over twelve months. The middle terms close most of that gap:
| Twelve months on one screen, bought as | Sum | Total | Extra over the yearly plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twelve one-month terms | 12 × $15 | $180 | $111 |
| Four three-month terms | 4 × $29 | $116 | $47 |
| Two six-month terms | 2 × $45 | $90 | $21 |
| One twelve-month term | 1 × $69 | $69 | None |
On two screens the gap widens: twelve months at $25 come to $300, against $119 for the two-screen year, a difference of $181.
None of that makes the year right for everybody. A single month is the sensible buy when you are on an agency contract that ends in three weeks, when a new rota starts next month and you do not yet know your nights off, or when you would rather watch through one full cycle of shifts before committing. The year earns its price once you know you will still be watching after the fourth month: four single months cost $60, five cost $75, and the whole year is $69.
A connection is one stream playing at one moment. It is not a count of devices. Install the player on the bedroom television, the living-room stick, a tablet and a phone, and a one-connection plan still covers all four, as long as only one of them is playing at a time.
That distinction matters most in a house where people work different shifts. Picture a couple where one partner comes off nights and watches from 04:00 to 05:30, while the other watches from 21:00 to 23:00 before bed. Their screens never play together, so one connection is enough. Add a teenager streaming in their room from 21:30, and for an hour and a half two screens are on at once: that house needs two.
To settle it for your own home, note when each person watches across an ordinary week, nights off and rest days included, then find the single hour when the most screens are playing together. That number is your tier. If it comes to four, the five-screen plan is the one that covers it. A second stream started on a one-connection plan while the first is still playing will not run, so count honestly.
Households change: a new rota, a new roommate, someone home from college for the summer. The tier can change with them. Message us on WhatsApp and the account moves up, with only the difference charged for the time left on your term.
Whichever you choose, the term ends when it ends. Nothing renews by itself and no card is kept on file, so a busy run of shifts can never roll quietly into another charge. Near the end of a term we send a reminder on WhatsApp, and you decide whether to buy another.
An order placed at 02:30 goes through exactly like one placed at lunchtime. If you would rather see the service at your own hour before paying anything, the 24-hour trial opens every channel and asks for no card.
A full account for 24 hours, no card. Start it just before your usual late or early slot.
No, and there does not need to be. Every plan plays around the clock, and what you pay depends on two things only: how long the login runs and how many streams it allows together. The hour never comes into it. Watching only between 01:00 and 06:00 costs the same as watching at 20:00, with the same channels, library and catch-up.
Probably not. Two connections matter only when two screens play at the same moment. If one of you watches at 04:00 and the other at 21:00, a single connection covers you both, on as many devices as you like. Take two if your nights off overlap and you each want something different on.
No. A term runs on calendar days from activation, whether you watch every night or twice a week. If your rota leaves long stretches with no viewing at all, a shorter term bought when you need it can beat a longer one that runs through weeks you never switch on. Do the sums with your own pattern.
The channels stop and nothing is charged. Because nothing renews by itself, an expiry during a busy week simply ends the term. Message us on WhatsApp whenever it suits you, at any hour, buy the next term, and you are watching again in under 15 minutes.
Early, and at your real hour. The 7 days count from activation, so watch during your first late or early slot rather than waiting for a night off. Should it fail on your hardware in that first week, with support unable to get it going, you get the whole payment back.
Often, yes, because the year does not depend on your shifts staying the same. It costs $69 against $75 for five single months, so it is the cheaper route as soon as you expect to keep watching past month four. Choose a shorter term only if you may stop altogether.
