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The cheapest term, and its one risk
Yearly IPTV Subscription: 12 Months From $100
By Daniel Carter, Streaming subscriptions editor · Reviewed by Sarah Mitchell · Updated August 2026
A twelve-month IPTV subscription costs $100 to $120 for one connection in 2026 — $8.33 to $10 a month, a third to 44% less than paying monthly. BexyTV and FreeGoTV are both $100 a year; TereaTV is $120, and reaches the same $10 a month at six months if you would rather not commit for a year.
Disclosure: eight of the subscriptions on this page — TereaTV, FreeGoTV, VocoTV, BexyTV, KroozTV, ViewTVY, VinomTV and EarthWebTV — are operated by the same network that publishes this site, which is why we can publish verified plan figures for them. Everything else listed is a third-party service, flagged as unverified. How this affects our rankings.
The annual plan is the largest discount in this market and the only one that carries real risk. You are paying twelve months up front to a provider whose business can change in three.
The annual column is the largest discount in this market, and the only one carrying real risk.
That is not a reason to avoid it. It is a reason to earn it: trial, then one month, then the year.
What each term saves, and what it exposes
The annual plan is the biggest discount in this market and the biggest amount of unused money sitting with a provider you barely know.
1 month
$15 at risk
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3 months
$40 at risk
saves 11%
6 months
$60 at risk
saves 33%
12 months
$100 at risk
saves 44%
Bar length is money paid up front and not yet used. The annual plan saves the most and exposes the most — both facts are true at once.
Figures are the effective cost per month once the billing term is divided out — the number you actually pay, not the headline rate. Checked against each provider's own plan page in August 2026; see our disclosure.
Why here: $100 for twelve months — $8.33 a month — with a 30-day money-back window on top.
Strength: The only 30-day money-back guarantee among the eight, on the same $100 year that four rivals charge — and a browser player, so you can watch without installing anything.
Trade-off: Catch-up and profiles scale with plan length: 24 hours of catch-up on the monthly plan against seven days on the annual one.
Why here: $120 for the year, or the same $10 a month at six months for half the exposure.
Strength: The steadiest peak-hour playback of the eight, and the six-month plan already hits $10 a month — you do not have to commit to a year to get the best rate.
Trade-off: The annual plan costs $120 while two rivals charge $100 for the same twelve months.
Why here: Annual household plan — five connections on one renewal date.
Strength: Extra devices cost $5 each rather than a full extra plan — six simultaneous streams is $40 a month, which works out to $6.67 per device, the lowest per-device rate here.
Trade-off: The six-month plan is $65 where TereaTV and ViewTVY charge $60 for the same term.
A $15 monthly connection is $180 over a year. The same connection bought as a twelve-month plan is $100 to $120. That is $60 to $80 kept, for a decision that takes one click at checkout. No other choice in this market moves your cost that much.
Worth knowing before you commit: TereaTV reaches $10 a month at six months and stays there for twelve, so paying for the year buys no further discount — only more exposure. Check the six-month column before you assume the annual plan is the cheaper decision.
The risk, stated plainly
Providers in this market do close, and when one does there is no administrator to refund the eight months you have not used. Three things reduce that exposure.
Buy from an operator with a track record. FreeGoTV's thirteen years carries more weight here than any channel count. Pay by card or PayPal, so a dispute is possible. Never buy the year on day one — trial, then one paid month, then the term.
BexyTV is the only service on this page that puts a number on the risk: a 30-day money-back window. That is worth more than a two-dollar price difference.
Check the six-month column before you commit
On TereaTV and VinomTV, six months and twelve months both work out to $10 a month. Paying for the year buys no additional discount — only twice the exposure.
On FreeGoTV and ViewTVY the year is genuinely cheaper: $60 for six months against $100 for twelve, so the second half of the year costs $40. There the annual plan earns its commitment. Read the row before you assume longer is better.
Two-year plans are not twice as good
Some providers sell 24-month terms at a further discount. The extra saving over twelve months is small, and it doubles your exposure to the one risk that matters. We do not recommend them at any price.
Questions people ask before buying
How much is a yearly IPTV subscription?
$100 to $120 for one connection — an effective $8.33 to $10 a month. BexyTV and FreeGoTV are $100; TereaTV is $120.
Is a yearly IPTV plan worth it?
Yes, once you have run a trial and at least one paid month. It cuts your cost by roughly a third.
What happens if the provider shuts down mid-year?
You generally lose the remainder. Paying by card or PayPal preserves a dispute route, which is the main reason to avoid irreversible payment methods.
Do annual plans renew automatically?
Usually not. Diary the renewal date when you buy, or the service will simply stop.
Which annual plan is safest?
FreeGoTV at $100, on operating history, or BexyTV at $100 for the 30-day money-back window. Safety here means the operator's track record and your refund route, not the price.
Is six months better than twelve?
On TereaTV and VinomTV, yes — both terms cost $10 a month, so the shorter one halves your exposure for nothing. On FreeGoTV and ViewTVY the year is genuinely cheaper.
The bottom line
The annual plan is the right purchase — second. Trial, one month, then twelve. BexyTV or FreeGoTV at $100 if price decides it; TereaTV if you would rather stop at six months for the same $10 rate.
