3 months
£39.95
£13.32 a month
- Every live channel and sport
- 200,000+ films and series
- Up to 8K, pay-per-view included
- 24/7 support by email
Football first, from August to May
Premier League, EFL, FA Cup, Champions League and Scottish Premiership football sit on live channels in one lineup, with 50,000+ channels and 200,000+ films and series around them. Set it up on the Fire TV Stick in the lounge, the smart TV upstairs or the phone in the kitchen, and the kick-off is wherever you happen to be sitting.
Up to 8KBuilt for 99.9% uptime180+ countries
01 UK sport
Fixtures before the sales pitch. Premier League weekends, the EFL Championship, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, midweek Champions League nights and the Scottish Premiership all land on live channels, and the rest of the British sporting year pulls up a chair beside them.




Darts
PDC nights, double top and all
Snooker
Frame by frame at the table
Cricket
Sky Sports Cricket on the list
Racing
Racing TV and Sky Sports Racing
Competitions in the football lineup








Premier League
Main Event and Premier League channels from Sky Sports are on the list, TNT Sports is there too and Sky Sports Football sits alongside.
LiveEFL and the cups
The Championship, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup are named on the same football list as the top flight.
LiveChampions League
Champions League nights and TNT Sports are both in the lineup, and the competition crest turns up again in the world section further down.
LiveScottish Premiership
Premier Sports and Sky Sports channels are in the lineup beside the Scottish game, and STV sits in the regional list.
LiveBoxing
DAZN and Sky Box Office are both in the lineup, and pay-per-view events are included in every plan.
Every planRugby, cricket, F1, golf
Six Nations and Premiership rugby share the list with the Sky Sports Cricket, F1 and Golf channels.
LiveWimbledon, darts, snooker
Wimbledon fortnight, PDC darts, snooker and horse racing from Racing TV complete the board.
LiveChannel lists shift now and then, and sharpness comes down to the title, your television and your broadband.
02 By the numbers
A busy kick-off is the test for any IPTV service. Anti-freeze streaming and 99.9% uptime are what the servers are designed around, as intent rather than a guarantee. When something does go wrong, the support mailbox is open around the clock.
03 Plans
Every plan carries the whole lineup: all live channels, every film and series, up to 8K picture and 24/7 support by email. Each one is a single payment with no renewal, so the only decision is how long you want to be covered.
£39.95
£13.32 a month
£59.95
£9.99 a month
£79.95
£6.66 a month
£129.95
£5.41 a month
Want to see it on your own screen first? Try the free 24-hour trial, no credit card needed. Refund terms are in the questions further down.
This is the full service on loan, not a cut-down sampler: every channel, every film and series, the same picture. Request it with your email address and the login is sent to you within minutes.
No credit card is involved. Once the 24 hours end the access just stops, and no charge follows. Only one trial is allowed for each customer, and each device, so point it at your favourite screen.
Free for a day. No credit card.
Start the free trial04 Worldwide
Football is the front door, though the board runs well past the coast. The channel and film lists draw on 180+ countries, so a household with roots elsewhere can keep a home-country network beside the weekend fixtures. It is sold across the UK and worldwide.
United States
ESPN, NBC and HBO make up the American corner of the list.
Europe
Continental football leans on beIN, Canal+ and DAZN.
Middle East
Look for MBC, with beIN beside it.
Asia
Star and Zee are the Asian networks on the list.
Africa
SuperSport is the African name on the list.

Football competitions from around the world










05 Films and series
Not every day has a kick-off. On the quiet evenings 200,000+ films and series are there to browse, and the live list has Sky Atlantic, with the Sky Cinema and Sky Max channels beside it, for anyone who fancies a proper box set night.








Titles from Netflix, Disney+ and more sit in the on-demand catalogues








The logos mark catalogues that open on demand; they are not extra apps bundled into a plan. Pluto TV appears for its own on-demand library.
06 How it works
01
Take the 3-month, 6-month, 12-month or 24-month plan, or begin with the free trial instead. It is one payment at checkout, and nothing renews afterwards.
02
Your service switches on at once and the email follows within roughly 15 minutes, listing a server address, a username and a password for the app to ask for.
03
Install the app made for your screen, using the install page, then enter what the email gave you (IBO Player and MAG boxes have their own steps). The guide shows what is on now and what is next.
New to IPTV? Those three steps are the whole routine, and the install page repeats them device by device.

07 Devices
The stick in the lounge, the smart TV upstairs, the tablet on the kitchen table: each has an IPTV app or a portal address made for it, and the install page takes them one at a time.
Plug in, install, sign in. The lounge favourite on match day.
IPTV Smarters ProA television or set-top box that already runs Google's or Android's TV software.
TiviMateIBO Player shows the TV's MAC address and a device key. Enter those plus the server address, username and password from the email on the IBO Player activation page, and the channels appear on the TV.
IBO PlayerThe same routine as Samsung and LG: the box shows its MAC address and device key, and you enter those plus the email's login details on the IBO Player activation page.
IBO PlayerFootball in a pocket, films on the tablet.
IPTV Smarters ProInstalls like any other app, then takes the login details from the welcome email.
IPTV Smarters ProFor the desk, the laptop or the study when the main set is taken.
IPTV Smarters ProA portal URL and the box's MAC address do the job, with nothing to install.
Portal and MAC
08 Reviews
Saturday football used to mean three apps and an argument over the remote. Now the Fire TV Stick in the lounge has the EFL and the Premier League, and the Six Nations is a few presses away. The login email was waiting before my tea went cold.
Champions League nights are on the tablet at the kitchen table, and the smart TV handles the films on a Sunday. UTV, RTÉ One and Virgin Media One are in the list as well, which is what sealed it for our house.
The Premier League weekends are sorted and a boxing night on Sky Box Office is in the plan like everything else. I took the 12-month plan after the free trial and have not had to think about it since.
09 Questions
Think of IPTV as television that travels down your broadband instead of a rooftop aerial: live channels, plus a big library to browse, opened through an app. Buy a plan, wait for the login email, then sign in on whichever screen you like.
The football list names the Premier League, the EFL Championship, the FA Cup, the Carabao Cup, the Champions League and the Scottish Premiership. Look for TNT Sports, Premier Sports and several Sky Sports channels on the live side. Channel lists do change from time to time.
Yes. Pay-per-view and box-office nights come with every plan, boxing on Sky Box Office and DAZN among them.
Activation is immediate, and a login email follows within about 15 minutes. It spells out a server address, a username and a password.
Three IPTV apps cover the field. IPTV Smarters Pro is the one for phones, tablets, laptops, desktops and Fire TV. For Fire TV, and for sets and boxes running Android TV or Google TV, there is TiviMate. IBO Player is the choice for Samsung sets, LG sets and Apple TV; it shows a MAC address and device key on the TV, and you enter those plus the server address, username and password from the email on the IBO Player activation page. A MAG box needs no app, only a portal URL and its MAC address.
Yes. The trial gives you 24 hours with no credit card needed, and its login arrives by email in a few minutes. Each customer and device can use it once. After the day is over, access stops and no charge follows.
Only the length. The 3-month, 6-month, 12-month and 24-month plans hold identical content, from live channels to the library, with 8K as the ceiling and email support throughout. The longer the plan, the lower the monthly figure, and the 24-month plan lands at £5.41 monthly.
No. One payment buys the length you picked, and then the plan finishes.
If support fails to get the service running, the money comes back in full if the request reaches us by email inside the first 7 days after buying. Once the service works, a change of heart alone does not earn a refund.
Write to support@iptv-uk.lol whenever you like, because the mailbox is always open. Most messages get a reply the same day, though that is a habit rather than a stopwatch promise.
Orders can come from the UK or from anywhere else in the world, and the channel list draws on 180+ countries. Lists of channels do change from time to time.
No separate hardware is required. An IPTV subscription runs through an app on a Fire TV Stick, smart TV, phone, tablet or computer you may already own, and a MAG box is only for people who have one.
Treat 8K as the top of the range. How sharp a match or film looks is down to the title itself, the television and the broadband behind it, so plenty of titles will play at smaller sizes. On the server side the design aims at anti-freeze streaming and 99.9% uptime.
A year of cover is £79.95 paid once, which breaks down to £6.66 monthly. Prefer a look first? The trial costs nothing for 24 hours and asks for no credit card.
Internet protocol television, or IPTV for short, sends pictures and sound down your broadband line instead of through a rooftop aerial or a satellite dish. Our version of IPTV for the UK starts from the football calendar, because that is the first thing most homes want sorted.
An IPTV UK subscription is the same idea tuned for British viewing: domestic leagues and cups, the main terrestrial channels, the Sky and TNT Sports channels and a very large on-demand library.
The top flight sits beside the EFL Championship, the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup, with European nights and the Scottish Premiership on the same board. Several Sky Sports channels are listed, along with TNT Sports and Premier Sports, as are BBC One, BBC Two, ITV1, Channel 4 and Channel 5.
Rugby followers get the Six Nations and Premiership rugby. Cricket, F1, golf, PDC darts, snooker, Wimbledon and horse racing from Racing TV and Sky Sports Racing round out the list.
Regional viewing is covered too. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are catered for by STV, S4C and UTV, with the BBC and ITV regions listed too, plus the Irish pair of RTÉ One and Virgin Media One, then Sky News, BBC News, GB News, CBeebies and CBBC.
On days without football the library fills the gap, with 200,000+ films and series to pick from. The Sky Atlantic channel is on the live side, together with Sky Max and the Sky Cinema channels, and titles from Netflix, Disney+ and more are reachable as on-demand catalogues. Picture size tops out at 8K.
Four lengths are on sale, from three months up to two years. What you get is the same in each; the longer plans simply cost less per month, starting from £5.41/month at the top end. Each is a single payment with no renewal, and every one of them carries the pay-per-view nights.
A free trial exists for anyone who wants to see the board before paying. It is a one-day affair with no credit card involved.
The list runs from the Fire TV Stick and Android TV or Google TV sets to Samsung and LG smart TVs, Apple TV, iPhones, iPads, Windows laptops, Macs, Android phones and tablets, and MAG boxes. The welcome email lists a server address, a username and a password, while IBO Player and MAG setups lean on a MAC address as well.
The servers are designed around anti-freeze streaming and a 99.9% uptime target. Think of that as intent rather than a guarantee; a patchy home connection can spoil a picture whatever the server does. A good IPTV service is judged on busy match nights, and the design leans on steady streaming rather than flashy extras. Support is an email mailbox that is open 24/7, at support@iptv-uk.lol.
Orders come from across the UK and worldwide, and prices are in pounds. The lists draw on 180+ countries, so a household can keep its home-country networks beside the football.
Does the price at checkout cover everything? Can you try before buying? Who replies when something breaks? Here the checkout total is the final total, a trial is on offer, and trouble goes to support@iptv-uk.lol.