Built around a Saturday afternoon, not just any channel list.
Premier IPTV started from one specific requirement: football has to be in the base plan, every plan, with no separate sports tier to upsell into afterward. Everything else — the general catalog, the posted pricing, the low-cost trial — was built to match that same standard of not hiding the thing that actually matters behind a paywall or a asterisk.
One subscription, no sports upsell
Football, base tier
Included on every plan length from the start — not a feature that requires the more expensive option.
40,000+ live channels
Sport sits alongside news, movies, and entertainment, not carved out from the rest of the count.
180,000+ on-demand titles
The library for the days between fixtures, refreshed on an ongoing basis.
Posted pricing
Every plan length and exact cost is on Pricing, no email address required to see it.
Someone who wants the football and doesn't want to ask twice
A lot of providers treat live sport as the thing that justifies a higher-priced tier. This one treats it as the reason the service exists at all — which means it belongs in what every subscriber gets, not in an upgrade prompt that shows up after checkout. The 24-hour trial reflects the same logic: it runs on the identical catalog a paying plan reaches, football included, so there's nothing held back to discover only after paying more.
A few things said plainly instead of implied
No promise that a stream never buffers — picture quality depends partly on a connection this site doesn't control, and pretending otherwise would be dishonest. No pricing tucked behind a contact form — every length and its exact cost sits on the Pricing page right now, today. And no subscription sold with only a photo of a channel list as proof — the trial is real, costs a dollar, and runs on the exact login a subscriber gets.