Plans
An IPTV yearly subscription on this site means Home 12: one payment of €49 in euro, then twelve months of live channels, the seven-day guide, catch-up and the on-demand library on a single screen, with nothing renewing at the end. Three other plans sit around it. Home 12 Duo keeps the same year but lets two screens play side by side; Home 24 doubles the length and lowers the monthly figure; Home 3 is a three-month stretch. Further down: the cost of each per month and per day, the date it would stop if you ordered today, the kind of household it fits, how paying and refunds work, and what happens once the year is over.
Home plans
Prices in euro as of 6 November 2026. Tapping a plan starts a WhatsApp chat in which its name and price are already typed; you pay nothing until you open the payment link that comes back.
Three months
For a stay of a season
€29.00
€9.67 for each month it runs
Shortest term of the four
Watched on a single screen at a time
No screen playing? Refund claim open 7 days
Get Home 3Charged once in euro; nothing renews
The plan most homes take
The yearly plan
A year on one screen, settled once
€49.00
€4.08 for each month it runs
€67 below 4 × Home 3
Watched on a single screen at a time
No screen playing? Refund claim open 7 days
Order Home 12Charged once in euro; nothing renews
Year for two
For evenings with two TVs on
€79.00
€6.58 for each month it runs
€153 below 8 × Home 3
Two screens can be watched at once
No screen playing? Refund claim open 7 days
Get Home 12 DuoCharged once in euro; nothing renews
Two years
Longest term, smallest monthly share
€89.00
€3.71 for each month it runs
€143 below 8 × Home 3
Watched on a single screen at a time
No screen playing? Refund claim open 7 days
Get Home 24Charged once in euro; nothing renews
What you get
40,000+ live channels, each filed under a country and then a theme. Ireland’s groups come at the top: news, sport, entertainment, regional, national and Irish-language channels. After them sit the UK groups, then sport, film, children’s, documentary and music, and finally channels from abroad, grouped by country and language.
120,000 films and series, English for the most part and subtitled otherwise. This on-demand side (VOD, for video on demand) is identical whichever plan you hold.
4K UHD (3840 × 2160) is reserved for material made in 4K; the remainder plays in HD or Full HD. Whether HDR and Dolby Atmos appear depends on three things at once, the source, the player and the TV, and sport can reach 50 frames per second when its source is sent that way.
The electronic programme guide (EPG) arrives with the login and looks seven days ahead. Its times are Irish: GMT through the winter, and IST for the stretch that opens on March’s last Sunday and closes on October’s.
Channels with an archive let you go back to programmes that have already aired, typically as far as a week, so a missed evening can still be watched the next day.
A menu question in the first week and a new TV in month eleven get the same treatment: replies in English at any hour (24/7), over WhatsApp or by email.
Every item above comes with Home 12, the IPTV yearly subscription, and no other plan adds to that list or takes from it. Home 3, Home 12 Duo and Home 24 carry the identical channel list, library and picture levels; they only move two dials, how many months you buy and how many screens may play at the same moment. Over its year, Home 12 averages €4.08 a month, or roughly 13 cent a day.
Twelve months also means both of Ireland’s clock changes. A plan begun on 6 November 2026 passes 28 March 2027, when the clocks spring forward and the listings move to IST, and 31 October 2027, when they fall back to GMT. A device set to the Dublin time zone keeps the guide right by itself; if yours does not, the IPTV EPG guide names the one setting involved.
No equipment comes with a plan. What you receive is a login, and it opens in a player you install on a screen you already own. Which player fits which screen is on the setup page, and the Xtream Codes guide goes through the three lines you type.
IPTV yearly costs
| Plan | Screens together | Term | You pay | Access ends (ordered 6 November 2026) | Cost per day | Cost per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home 3 | 1 | 3 months | €29 | 6 February 2027 | 32 cent | €9.67 |
| Home 12 | 1 | 12 months | €49 | 6 November 2027 | 13 cent | €4.08 |
| Home 12 Duo | 2 | 12 months | €79 | 6 November 2027 | 22 cent | €6.58 |
| Home 24 | 1 | 24 months | €89 | 6 November 2028 | 12 cent | €3.71 |
None of these figures is a monthly bill. The two right-hand columns simply divide the single payment by the days and months it covers, which puts a three-month plan and a two-year plan on the same footing. Home 12 comes to 13 cent a day, €4.08 a month. Home 24 drops to 12 cent and €3.71: the extra €40 over Home 12 pays for a complete second year.
To put the IPTV yearly subscription price in context, twelve-month plans seen on offers online on 6 November 2026 were priced between €59 and €75, and one-month plans between €10 and €15. Those figures belong to other sellers and are given as ranges only. Whatever you compare, look for two things on each offer: a written end date, and refund terms that state a number of days.
The access-end column assumes you pay on 6 November 2026. Count from your own payment day instead: pay on 18 January, and a twelve-month plan stops on 18 January a year later.
| Way to cover one year | Cost of that year | Orders placed | New logins per screen | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home 3, ordered four times | €116 | 4 | 4 | €9.67 |
| Home 12, ordered once | €49 | 1 | 1 | €4.08 |
| Home 24, its first year | €44.50 | 1, for both years | 1, for both years | €3.71 |
Laid out like this, the IPTV yearly plan makes its own case. Four separate Home 3 orders add up to €116 for the year that Home 12 covers at €49, and each one sends a fresh set of details to key into every screen. Home 24 is cheaper again at €44.50 a year, but it needs €89 at the outset and the same address and TV for two years.
For two screens, one plan beats two. Buying Home 12 twice would cost €98; Home 12 Duo costs €79, a difference of €19, which is €3.29 for each screen each month. And with a single plan, both screens run out on the same day, so the renewal decision comes round once rather than twice.
Who it suits
Five typical homes and the plan for each; the IPTV yearly subscription covers the commonest case, one TV for a year. Between two plans? Let the number of screens that run at the same moment settle it.
One screen most evenings, and no move planned in the coming year. Home 12 handles it: €49, once.
See Home 12 →Football on the main TV while someone else watches a series in the kitchen, several nights a week. Home 12 Duo keeps both going for €79.
See Home 12 Duo →A work placement, a winter let, or the gap before a move. Home 3 covers three months for €29; decide again when it ends.
See Home 3 →Everything already plays well and you are staying put. Home 24 lowers the month to €3.71, with €89 paid at the start.
See Home 24 →No Home plan runs three screens together. Describe a normal evening in your house to the team before you order, and the answer will be straight.
Write to the team →What the limit counts is playback, not installations. With Home 3, Home 12 or Home 24 you can install the player on the sitting-room TV, the bedroom stick and your own phone, then watch on whichever is nearest, one after another. Start a second while the first is playing and the first may cut out. Home 12 Duo exists for the evenings when two genuinely run at once.
A plan covers one household. Should the login go to another home, or appear somewhere public, access can be suspended, and your own screens go dark with it.
Unsure whether your TV can run a player in the first place? The guide to what IPTV is and what a home needs is a good start, or send the model number to the team before choosing.
Year or longer
| Home 12 | Home 24 | Home 12 Duo | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screens at the same moment | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| Months covered | 12 | 24 | 12 |
| Single payment | €49 | €89 | €79 |
| Monthly average | €4.08 | €3.71 | €6.58 |
| Each screen, per month | €4.08 | €3.71 | €3.29 |
| Orders over two years | 2 | 1 | 2 |
| Last day if ordered 6 November 2026 | 6 November 2027 | 6 November 2028 | 6 November 2027 |
Home 12 is the IPTV yearly subscription most homes take: a low monthly average without a large sum up front. Home 12 Duo is that same year with space for a second screen. Home 24 wins on the monthly figure, but it asks for €40 more on the day and only comes out ahead once you are into its second year.
Switching is easiest when a plan ends. Once Home 12 runs out you might order Home 12 Duo because a second TV has come into the house, or Home 24 because the next two years look settled. If something changes halfway through a plan, talk to the team before ordering anything else.
Payment
An IPTV yearly subscription, like each of the four plans, is paid for once. The plan’s button opens WhatsApp with the order already typed; an email to [email protected] naming the plan works just as well. Back comes a secure link from the team, and that page takes debit or credit card or PayPal. It is hosted by the payment firm, so the card number goes into it and nowhere else, never into the chat and never to us.
After that single charge there is nothing running in the background: no direct debit, no card saved for next time, no renewal. When the end date comes, access stops and the money side is already finished.
Expect your bank to step in. Under Strong Customer Authentication, which most people know as 3D Secure, most online card payments in the EU need your approval, either inside the bank’s app or with a one-time code by SMS. If the request times out before you confirm, the team can send another link.
Paying by PayPal? PayPal’s current terms decide what it does for a digital service; check them on its website before paying any seller. A seller who wants the money sent as a personal payment instead of a purchase counts as a warning sign.
A card payment has one more layer. If a service you paid for never materialised, the bank behind your card may be able to pull the payment back, a process called a chargeback, under deadlines it sets for itself. Speak to the seller first; a message tends to resolve things faster. Ireland’s Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) also publishes general guidance for consumers.
Your claim must reach us within 7 days of the payment. Refunds are paid to the card or PayPal account that made it, and the refund policy sets out every detail.
End date
An IPTV yearly subscription here does not renew on its own. Your login message carries the end date, and a player’s account screen usually repeats it. For an order on 6 November 2026: Home 3 would stop on 6 February 2027, Home 12 and Home 12 Duo on 6 November 2027, Home 24 on 6 November 2028.
To keep watching, order again exactly as before. About 2 minutes after you pay, a new message arrives with fresh details; key them into the players you already have, following the setup steps. No app needs reinstalling, though each screen takes a few minutes for the new username, password and server URL.
The new plan starts on its own payment day. Pay a few days early and those days run in parallel with the old plan; pay after it has stopped and the screens stay dark until the message lands. Both are fine; it is your choice.
An order is also a chance to change plan: Home 3 to Home 12 once a short stay has become a long one, Home 12 to Home 12 Duo when a second TV joins the household.
FAQ
With Home 12, one screen gets the whole catalogue for twelve months: 40,000+ channels live, 120,000 on-demand titles, a guide covering the week ahead on Irish time, and replays wherever a channel archives them. Quality ranges from HD to 4K UHD, according to each source.
Home 12 costs €49, paid once: €4.08 a month, roughly 13 cent a day. If two screens must play together that year, Home 12 Duo is €79; if you want twenty-four months on one screen, Home 24 is €89.
No. The terms are three, twelve or twenty-four months, the shortest being Home 3 at €29, and no plan bills monthly.
You can install the player on both and type the same details, but only one plays at any moment. Two at the same time is what Home 12 Duo is for. All plans are for a single household.
Never. After the single payment, access ends on the date shown in your login message. A new order brings a new login about 2 minutes after paying.
It begins on the day you pay and ends on the same date twelve months later. Paid on 6 November 2026, Home 12 would end on 6 November 2027.
It does, for anything mastered in 4K; other sources arrive in HD or Full HD. For 4K, plan on a steady 25 Mb/s per screen, a 4K-capable TV or device connected through HDMI 2.0 or later, and a player using hardware HEVC (H.265) decoding.
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Pick the plan that matches your screens and how long you plan to stay. Your IPTV yearly subscription begins with a payment link, returned in the same chat or inbox you wrote from, and the login message follows roughly 2 minutes after payment, end date included. If no screen will play even with the team’s help, you may claim your money back for up to 7 days.
