1 month
€19
Everything included in every plan
€19.00 per month
- 55,000+ live channels from around the world
- 90,000+ films and series
- All Polish channels
- Timeshift and EPG TV guide
- SD, HD, FHD and 4K quality
- No VPN needed (VPN included)
Polish IPTV for Poles in the UK, Ireland and the US: Polish channels, premium sport, films and series over your home broadband – priced in euro, ordered on WhatsApp.
€6.67 per month · 12 months
Moving to Manchester, Dublin or Chicago does not mean you stop caring about the evening news from Warsaw, the Saturday match or the films you grew up with. What usually stops people is the hardware: satellite dishes that landlords refuse, cable packages built for a different audience and set-top boxes that never quite work. Polish IPTV skips all of that and streams Polish television over the internet connection you already have.
One subscription brings together every Polish channel, more than 55,000 live channels from around the world and a library of over 90,000 films and series. Pick a period on the prices page, send us a message on WhatsApp, pay in euro and sign in on your TV, phone or laptop.

There are no tiers here, no sports add-on and no premium bolt-ons. A single month costs €19, and the longer you book, the lower the monthly figure falls – down to €6.67 a month on the annual plan.

€19
Everything included in every plan
€19.00 per month
€37
Everything included in every plan
€12.33 per month
You save €20
€52
Everything included in every plan
€8.67 per month
You save €62
€80
Everything included in every plan
€6.67 per month
You save €148
| Plan | Price | Per month | Saving | Quality | Devices | Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | €19 | €19.00 | – | SD, HD, FHD and 4K | Smart TV, TV-box, phone, tablet and computer | Help on WhatsApp |
| 3 months | €37 | €12.33 | €20 | SD, HD, FHD and 4K | Smart TV, TV-box, phone, tablet and computer | Help on WhatsApp |
| 6 months Most Popular | €52 | €8.67 | €62 | SD, HD, FHD and 4K | Smart TV, TV-box, phone, tablet and computer | Help on WhatsApp |
| 12 months Best Value | €80 | €6.67 | €148 | SD, HD, FHD and 4K | Smart TV, TV-box, phone, tablet and computer | Help on WhatsApp |
Prices are set in euro. If you pay from a sterling or dollar account, your bank or card provider converts the amount at its own rate, so the final figure on your statement may differ slightly from one month to the next. Twelve months for €80 saves €148 compared with paying monthly, and nothing renews on its own when the period ends.

At the heart of the package are the Polish channels: news and current affairs, entertainment and talk shows, drama series, children’s programming, documentaries and music. Premium sports channels carry live coverage throughout the season. We deliberately avoid printing a list of channel or competition names, because the line-up is updated daily and a fixed list would be out of date within weeks.
Beyond Poland, the 55,000+ live channels cover a huge range of countries and languages, which matters in homes where Polish, English and perhaps a third language share the sofa. The on-demand library holds more than 90,000 titles, including content from local and global platforms, so there is always something to watch when the live schedule does not suit you.
Picture quality runs from SD and HD through Full HD to 4K, depending on the channel. You choose the level your connection can carry comfortably.

Nationwide and regional Polish programmes: news, entertainment and weather.

Premium sports channels with football, volleyball, tennis and motorsport.

A large on-demand library with new releases, classics and Polish titles.

Full seasons of Polish and international series.

Children’s channels and cartoons, many with Polish audio.

Nature, history, science and society.

Polish and international news around the clock.

Channels from around the world in many languages.
A selection from the film and series library













In the UK and Ireland you are one hour behind Poland for almost the whole year, so a bulletin that starts at 7.30 pm in Warsaw is on at 6.30 pm in London or Dublin. That is easy to live with. Across the Atlantic it is a different story: New York is usually six hours behind Polish time, Chicago seven and Los Angeles nine. Because Europe and North America change their clocks on different weekends in spring and autumn, the gap shrinks by an hour for a few weeks each year.
The electronic programme guide shows listings in Polish channel time, so you always know what is on air and what is coming next. Timeshift, available on supported channels, lets you restart a programme that has already begun or aired recently. For viewers in the US that is the difference between watching the evening news over breakfast and missing it altogether. For night-shift workers in Britain it means the match can wait until you are home.
In the UK, licensing rules depend on how you watch rather than on the device or the technology. Watching or recording programmes as they are broadcast live, on any channel, generally falls within those rules, as does using certain on-demand services. Whether your household needs a licence is something only you can decide, and the official government guidance is the right place to check. Ireland operates its own licence system with different rules; in the United States there is no equivalent television licence. None of this is legal advice, just a pointer so that nobody is caught by surprise.
Choose a period and tap its WhatsApp button; the message with your plan and price is already written for you. We reply with payment details. Once payment is confirmed, your login arrives in the same chat, and you are ready to install the player and switch on.

Choose 1, 3, 6 or 12 months. Longer plans cost less per month.
Tap the button on your plan. The message is pre-filled with plan and price.
Once payment is confirmed, you get your login and a short guide for your device.
A recent smart TV with an app store is often all you need. Older televisions can be brought up to date with a small streaming box plugged into a spare HDMI port. Phones and tablets cover the kitchen, the commute and hotel rooms, while a laptop or desktop computer works well in a student room or a home office.

Install a player app straight on the TV.
Turns any TV with HDMI into a smart TV.
Watch live or on demand at home or on the go.
Use a media player on your laptop or desktop.
A dedicated box with portal or login.
As a rule of thumb, plan for about 15 Mbps for HD, 25 Mbps for Full HD and around 50 Mbps for 4K. Test your speed in the evening, when the whole street is online, rather than at lunchtime. In older terraced houses and brick-built flats, an Ethernet cable or a mesh system often does more for picture stability than a faster broadband deal. Step-by-step instructions are on the installation guide.

A VPN comes with every plan. On your own home connection you will rarely need it. It earns its place when you travel, stay in a hotel, or join public Wi-Fi at an airport or café and want an extra layer of protection for your connection. Switching it on or off is entirely up to you.
Plenty of our viewers share their home with someone who does not speak Polish. A Scottish husband, an Irish flatmate, children who answer in English when you ask them something in Polish – these pages exist so that everyone can understand the offer and help with setup. Polish speakers who want the full picture of life abroad can read our country guides for the UK, Ireland and the USA.
Polish cartoons on a weekday afternoon are one of the simplest ways to keep children’s Polish alive when school, friends and screens all pull towards English. Parents tell us it works better than any formal lesson, because nobody notices they are learning.
An English-speaking partner is not left out either. The international channels and the film library mean the evening does not have to become a negotiation over language. You can watch a film together and switch back to Polish commentary for the second half.
Questions go to WhatsApp on +44 7576 966392, via WhatsApp. A screenshot of any error message speeds up every answer.
Seasonal workers on a farm in Lincolnshire or a short contract in Cork often take a single month for €19. Three months at €37 suits a winter project or a probation period in a new job. Students in London or Galway tend to plan by term or semester, which is why six months at €52 is our most popular choice.
If you have settled for good – a mortgage in Leeds, a family in New Jersey – the annual plan is the sensible maths at €6.67 a month. You think about renewal once a year, and that is it. The full breakdown is on the prices page.
A satellite dish needs a clear line of sight, a bracket your landlord will tolerate and usually a separate receiver. Every time you move, the job starts again. Local cable and streaming bundles in Britain, Ireland and America are built around English-language viewing, and Polish content, where it exists at all, tends to be thin.
That gap is why so many people in the UK, Ireland and the US search for Polish IPTV in the first place. The Polish community in Britain alone runs to hundreds of thousands of people, and in Ireland Polish is one of the most widely spoken languages after English. In the US, families in Chicago, New York and New Jersey have kept Polish at home for generations. All of them want the same thing: Polish television that simply works, without a technician and without a contract that is hard to leave.
Polish IPTV moves with you. New address, same login, same favourites. You can even take your channels on holiday back to Kraków or Gdańsk. The one thing it does depend on is a reasonable internet connection, and that is worth checking before you buy rather than after.
You get a paid period, a personal login and help with setup. We do not hand out channel files from unknown sources, and we do not advertise guarantees we cannot back up. If a particular type of content matters to you, ask before you order and we will tell you honestly what the current line-up looks like.
For a neutral overview of how the law treats IPTV, see our Polish-language page Czy IPTV jest legalne?. It is not legal advice, but it explains the basic distinction between the technology and the rights to the content it carries.

€19 for one month, €37 for three, €52 for six and €80 for twelve. On the annual plan that works out at €6.67 a month.
No. Everything arrives over the internet. You need a stable connection and a device that can run an IPTV player app.
Our prices are in euro. Your bank or card provider handles the conversion from sterling or dollars at its own exchange rate.
If it has an HDMI port, yes. A small streaming box turns almost any screen into an IPTV screen.
Yes. There is no minimum term beyond the period you buy and no automatic renewal.
More detail is in the full Polish IPTV FAQ. The Polish-language home page lives at polish-iptv.com.
Pick a plan, send us a WhatsApp message and receive your login. We will help with setup if you need it.
WhatsApp: +44 7576 966392