Polish IPTV prices and plans

How the numbers work out

• 1 month – €19: no commitment beyond a single month. Handy if you want to see how it runs on your own TV first, or if you are only in the country for a short job.
• 3 months – €37: €12.33 a month, which is €20 less than three separate months. A good fit for a winter contract or the first few months after a move.
• 6 months – €52: €8.67 a month and €62 saved. This is the plan most customers choose, because it covers a long stretch without tying you in for a whole year.
• 12 months – €80: just €6.67 a month. If you live abroad permanently, this saves €148 against paying month by month.

Another way to look at it is cost per day. The annual plan comes to about 22 cents a day, less than a single bus fare. Six months works out at under 30 cents a day, while paying monthly is a little over 60 cents. For a household that watches Polish television every evening, the longer plans pay for themselves very quickly.

Paying in euro from the UK, Ireland or the US

All prices are quoted in euro. Customers in Ireland pay in their own currency with no conversion at all. If your account is in pounds or dollars, your bank or card provider converts the payment at its own exchange rate and may add a foreign-transaction fee, so it is worth checking your card’s terms if you want to know the exact amount on your statement. Some banking apps let you hold a euro balance, which removes the conversion step entirely.

As a rough guide, €80 for a year sits well below what many households in Britain or America pay each month for a single streaming subscription. Exact sterling and dollar equivalents move with the exchange rate, so we do not print them here.

No rolling contract, no notice period

Many people abroad have been caught by a subscription that quietly kept charging after they had stopped using it. That cannot happen here. Your access ends on the last day of the period you paid for, and nothing is taken automatically afterwards.

If you want to carry on, message us shortly before the end date and choose a new plan. You can switch to a different length each time, for example from three months to a full year once you know you are staying.

Timing tip: if you mainly want Polish TV for a particular stretch, such as the Christmas and New Year period with family visiting, or a summer of live sport, a three-month plan started a few days beforehand covers it neatly without paying for months you will not use.