IPTV subscription pricing, with nothing held back for a higher tier
3 plan lengths, one feature set. Every plan carries all 24,000+ channels, the full 140,000+-title on-demand library, 4K UHD quality, pay-per-view events and one simultaneous stream. The only thing plan length changes is the price per month.
Last reviewed 2 September 2026
Quick answer
How much does an IPTV subscription cost with DrexTV?
DrexTV costs $13.99 for one month, $79.00 for six months, or $116.00 on the current offer (usually $124.99) for twelve months — an effective $9.67 a month. All three include the same thing: every one of the 24,000+ channels, 140,000+ on-demand titles, 4K UHD streaming, pay-per-view events and one simultaneous stream. There is no contract, no auto-renewal, and every plan carries a 7-day money-back guarantee.
1 Month
Trying DrexTV with zero commitment
$13.99/ month
$13.99/month effective
Full access on a rolling monthly basis. No contract, cancel whenever you like.
1 simultaneous connection
Unlimited installs · add a second screen for $4.99/month
Unlimited device installsThe limit is concurrent streams, not installs
24/7 human support5-minute response target
Parental controlsAdult tier disabled by default on every account
7-day money-back guaranteeFull refund, no argument
What you will never be billed for
These are the line items that inflate a cable bill well past its advertised price. None of them exist here.
Set-top box or hardware rental — you use devices you already own
Installation or activation fee — activation is automatic and free
Sports surcharge — the sports tier is not a separate add-on
Pay-per-view event billing — events are included on any active plan
4K upgrade fee — every plan streams up to 4K
Contract, minimum term or early termination charge
Market context
Where our pricing sits against the market
We think you should be able to check that a price is reasonable rather than take our word for it. The market ranges below are cited from published 2026 comparison data.
Plan length
Market range (2026)
DrexTV price
Position
1 Month
$12 – $20
$13.99
At the market midpoint
6 Months
$54 – $60
$79.00
Above typical comparison-site six-month prices
12 Months
$65 – $99
$116.00
Above the comparison-site annual band
The 2026 market ranges above are cited from NerdBot and GeekVibesNation data as aggregated by Guru IPTV, cross-checked against PC Tech Magazine's provider comparison. One-month plans across the market run $12 to $20, six-month plans $54 to $60, and annual plans $65 to $99.
Our six-month and twelve-month prices sit above those comparison-site bands. Those floors often describe stripped plans. Bandwidth, guide maintenance and 24/7 staffing all have real costs, and a provider charging $4 a month is cutting one of them. What we do instead is include everything on every plan, so the comparison is like for like — many of the cheaper headline prices exclude 4K, exclude pay-per-view, or restrict the channel count on lower tiers.
Annual cost
What you save against a cable bill
Figures for cable and the IPTV market average are cited from published 2026 data, not estimated.
Per month
Per year
Annual saving
Typical US cable bill
$127.00
$1,524.00
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IPTV market average
$15.40
$184.80
$1,339.20
DrexTV 12-month plan
$9.67
$116.00
$1408.00
Average United States household cable bill of $127+ a month and IPTV market average of $15.40 a month cited from GeekVibesNation via Guru IPTV (2026). The DrexTV row is our actual published price.
The saving above understates the real difference, because a cable bill is rarely just the subscription. Add a set-top box rental for each additional room, a regional sports surcharge, broadcast retransmission fees, and pay-per-view events billed at $60 to $90 each, and the gap widens considerably. A household that watches five fight nights a year pays $300 to $450 for those events alone on cable — more than the entire DrexTV annual subscription, which includes them.
Optional extras
Add-ons, and the two that cost nothing
There are only three, and we would rather tell you plainly that two of them are free than bury them in an upsell.
Extra connection
$4.99
per month, per stream
Every plan includes one simultaneous stream. Add another for a second TV, a phone or a tablet — same account, same login, no change of plan.
Adult content package
Free
opt-in, free
Disabled by default on every account. Enabled only on explicit adult request, and removable at any time.
Priority sports routing
Free
included on 12-month plans
Routes your account to lower-latency edges during peak fixtures and pay-per-view events.
Payment
How you pay, and what happens to your card details
Card payments are handled by a PCI-DSS compliant payment gateway. DrexTV does not store, process or ever see your full card number.
Visa, Mastercard and American Express — processed by an external PCI-DSS compliant gateway
PayPal — including PayPal balance and linked bank funding
Apple Pay and Google Pay on supported devices
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and USDT for subscribers who prefer crypto
No stored card on file, because there is no auto-renewal to charge
Refunds
The 7-day guarantee, in plain terms
A refund policy is only meaningful if the conditions are written down. Here are ours.
If the service does not perform acceptably on your connection and our support team cannot resolve it within 7 days of purchase, we refund you in full to your original payment method, normally within five working days.
We ask one thing first: give support a chance to look at it. The large majority of "it does not work" reports turn out to be a Wi-Fi issue, a device decoder setting or a mistyped server URL, and those are fixed in minutes. If it is genuinely us, we would rather refund you than argue.
The free 24-hour trial is the same full service with no card required. Run it during the busiest fixture on this week's schedule, then come back and pick a plan.
Plans run from $13.99 for one month to $116.00 on the current offer (usually $124.99) for twelve months, which works out at an effective $9.67 a month. A typical UK premium satellite or cable package with sport and film exceeds £90 a month; the average American household pays over $127 a month for cable.
Which plan is the best value?
The 12-month plan at $116.00 on the current offer (usually $124.99). It is an effective $9.67 a month — a 31% saving against rolling monthly billing — and it adds priority sports routing during peak fixtures. The channel line-up, on-demand library and quality are identical on every plan, so the only question is how long a term you want. We still suggest running the free trial first.
Is there a contract or minimum term?
No. There is no contract, no minimum term, no early termination fee and no automatic renewal you have to remember to cancel. You buy a fixed period, and at the end of it nothing happens unless you choose to renew.
What payment methods do you accept?
Visa, Mastercard and American Express cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, and major cryptocurrencies. Card payments are processed by a PCI-DSS compliant gateway and DrexTV never stores your card number on its own systems.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Every paid plan carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. If the service does not perform on your connection and our support team cannot resolve it within that window, email support@drextv.com and we refund in full. Refunds are processed to the original payment method within five working days.
Will my price go up when I renew?
Not during a period you have already paid for — the price is fixed for that term. If our list price changes before you renew, we tell you before you pay rather than applying an increase silently mid-term, which is standard practice in cable contracts.
How many devices can I use at once?
Every DrexTV plan includes one simultaneous stream. You can install the app on as many devices as you like — a stick in the living room, a phone on the commute, a laptop in a hotel — because the limit is on concurrent streams, not installations. If you need two screens playing at once, an extra connection is $4.99 a month on any plan, with no change of term and no device registration step.
Why is there no 3-month IPTV plan?
We sell three terms: 1 month, 6 months and 12 months. A 3-month plan sits in a dead zone — too long if you are still testing the service, too short to cover a league season — and it would add a fourth price without helping anyone. Run the free 24-hour trial first. If it holds up, pick one month to keep testing or six months to cover a season.
How much does IPTV cost per month in 2026?
Serious IPTV subscriptions typically sit between $12 and $20 a month on a rolling plan, and $5.50 to $8.50 a month on a prepaid year (Cited: 2026 comparison ranges aggregated from NerdBot, GeekVibesNation and PC Tech Magazine). DrexTV is $13.99 for one month, or $116.00 on the current offer (usually $124.99) for twelve months — an effective $9.67 a month. In the UK that compares with £90+ a month for a premium satellite or cable package with sport and film. Comparison-site annual floors often describe stripped plans: a prepaid year well under $8 a month usually means cutting peak-hour capacity, the programme guide, or 24/7 support.
Why is DrexTV not the cheapest IPTV service available?
Because the cheapest plans in this market are usually the ones that fail at peak. Sustaining 4K at 22 Mbps across 14 edge locations, maintaining a genuinely accurate seven-day programme guide, and staffing 24/7 support all cost money. We do not undercut the comparison-site floor: cutting one of those three is exactly what you would notice on a Saturday afternoon.
Do you offer a lifetime IPTV subscription?
No, and you should be sceptical of anyone who does. A lifetime plan collects one payment for an obligation with ongoing bandwidth, licensing and support costs, which only works if the provider intends to disappear or to degrade the service. Our longest plan is 12 months for a reason.