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IPTV cost in Ireland: real prices, in euro

A stack of plain coins throwing a long shadow

IPTV in Ireland runs from about €12 a month on a monthly plan, and meaningfully less per month when you prepay a year or two. With us, €59 covers 12 months (€4.92 a month) and €99 covers 24 months, which works out at €4.13 a month. Those are the honest shapes of the market. Here's how to read them.

The price ladder, explained

Almost every legitimate provider sells the same four durations, and the logic is simple: the longer you commit, the less each month costs.

  • 1 month: €12. The commitment-free option, and the right first purchase after a trial.
  • 3 months: €29, which works out at €9.67 a month.
  • 12 months: €59, or €4.92 a month. The sensible choice once the service has earned your trust.
  • 24 months: €99, or €4.13 a month. The best value there is, for a house that knows it's staying.

Full details are on the pricing page, and every plan gets the same service. There are no tiers where the cheap plan gets the leftovers.

Lines: how multi-screen pricing works

Here's the part most pricing pages hide. A subscription is a line, and a line plays on one screen at a time. You can add it to every device you own, but two rooms watching at once needs two lines. With us, 2 to 4 lines get 20% off the whole total. Do the maths for your house before comparing providers on the headline number alone.

What the price should include

Before paying anyone, check the quiet parts: is there a trial before money moves? Is the renewal manual or automatic? Is there an actual refund policy in writing? Ours is plain: 7 days money-back on the monthly plan, 30 days on longer plans, and plans never renew on their own.

The traps

Two patterns cost Irish buyers real money. The first is the cash-up-front year deal from a seller with no site and no published prices: when it dies in November, there's nobody to write to. The second is auto-renewal buried in the small print, quietly charging a card long after the watching stopped. Both are avoidable by insisting on published prices, a trial, and manual renewal.

Test before you spend

The cheapest month of IPTV is the free one: take the 24-hour trial, run it at your peak evening hour, and only then look at the ladder above. A provider confident in its service will always let you test first.

Quick answers

Is there a contract with IPTV?

Not with us. The longest thing you can buy is 24 months, and that is a prepayment, not a lock-in. Plans never renew on their own.

Why are some sellers so much cheaper?

No published prices, no trial, no site to come back to usually means the saving is the service. Cheap that vanishes is the most expensive kind.

Do extra screens cost extra?

A line plays on one screen at a time. Extra lines get 20% off the total with us and stack up to four, so a busy house pays less per screen, not more.

Is the renewal price the same?

Ask any provider this question directly before you pay. With us, you get a reminder before a plan ends and you decide whether to pay again.

Test it on your own telly first. 24 hours free, no card.

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