24,000+ live channels from 100+ countries and 140,000+ movies and series, in up to 4K UHD, on every screen you already own. Built for UK and international households. Set up in about 5 minutes for an effective $9.67 a month.
From 100+ countries
On demand, 4K and FHD
14 edge locations
60-second activation
2019
Independently operated since
70,000+
Households served
14 edges
On six continents
24h trial
No card, no auto-enrol
7-day
Money-back guarantee
PCI-DSS
Payments, never stored here
Quick answer
What is DrexTV?
DrexTV is a premium IPTV subscription for the United Kingdom and international viewers. It streams 24,000+ live television channels from 100+ countries plus 140,000+ on-demand movies and series over your existing internet connection, in resolutions up to 4K UHD. It works on Firestick, smart TVs, Android, Apple TV, MAG boxes and computers, takes about 5 minutes to set up, and costs an effective $9.67 a month on the 12-month plan. A free 24-hour trial is available with no card required.
Television changed shape twice in the last decade. First it moved off the dish and the coaxial cable and onto the internet. Then it fragmented, so the programming a single household actually wants — a domestic league, a home-country news channel, a film catalogue, children's programming in two languages — ended up spread across four subscriptions and two countries' rights holders.
DrexTV exists to collapse that back into one login. Instead of a regional package built around where your billing address happens to be, you get the aggregate: every major market's national broadcasters, the sports tiers, the film channels, the diaspora line-ups, and a 140,000+-title on-demand library, delivered by a network of 14 edge locations built to hold up on a Saturday afternoon rather than only on a Tuesday morning.
Why the picture holds up
Anyone can claim 20,000 channels. These are the specific mechanisms that decide whether a stream survives a Saturday afternoon, and every one of them is a number you can test on the free trial.
If the edge you are connected to degrades, your session moves to a healthy one mid-stream instead of freezing.
4K UHD, 1080p FHD, 720p HD and SD, with adaptive bitrate so the picture matches your line rather than breaking on it.
A complete, timezone-aware electronic programme guide, not a channel list with placeholder titles.
Scroll the guide backwards and play anything from the past week directly, with no recording set up in advance.
Short segment lengths and warm edges make browsing feel like a set-top box rather than a web player.
Install on every device you own; the limit is on concurrent streams, not on installations.
5 minutes, start to finish
No dish, no engineer, no installation window. If you can install an app, you can do this — and if you would rather not, support will walk you through it in about 5 minutes.
Request the free 24-hour trial. No card, no PayPal, no payment details of any kind — just an email address to send credentials to.
Install IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate or the player we recommend for your specific device. Device guides cover Firestick, smart TVs, Android, Apple, Roku, MAG and desktop.
Enter the username, password and server URL from your activation email. The channel list and 7-day guide load in under a minute, and you are watching.
What is in the line-up
A very large channel list is only useful if the guide is structured. Here is how ours breaks down, with the count for each category.
Domestic and international sport across every major discipline, with dedicated pay-per-view channels that open for fight nights and championship events.
Flagship general-entertainment networks, drama and comedy channels, reality programming and the free-to-air line-ups of more than 100 countries.
Round-the-clock film channels covering current releases, genre catalogues and world cinema, in 4K where the source signal supports it.
Rolling international news in 30+ languages plus financial-market channels, parliamentary feeds and regional bulletins.
Age-appropriate animation, pre-school and educational programming, with a parental-control PIN that locks anything outside the family tier.
Natural history, science, engineering, history and true-crime documentary channels, many carried in 4K.
Home-country channels for expatriate households — the single most requested category we carry, spanning more than 45 languages.
A dedicated 4K bouquet for sport, nature, cinema and demo content, delivered at up to 22 Mbps where your connection allows.
Numbered event channels that activate ahead of major fight cards, wrestling events and one-off championship broadcasts, at no extra charge on any active plan.
Works on what you own
We issue Xtream Codes credentials, an M3U playlist and a Stalker portal URL on the same account, so you are never locked into a single app. Install on as many devices as you like — your plan governs concurrent streams, not installations.
Transparent pricing
No tiers that hold back 4K, no sports surcharge, no per-room box rental and no pay-per-view billing. Every plan carries the full 24,000+-channel line-up and the complete on-demand library.
Trying DrexTV with zero commitment
$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
Free 24h trial first · no card required
A full sports season, end to end
$13.17/month effective
$83.94 billed monthly
Save 6% vs monthly
Covers a complete league season without committing to a year. The mid-point on price and term.
1 simultaneous connection
Unlimited installs · add a second screen for $4.99/month
Free 24h trial first · no card required
Replacing cable outright
Offer — now $116
$9.67/month effective
$167.88 billed monthly
Save 31% vs monthly — best value
The lowest effective monthly price we offer, plus priority sports routing during peak fixtures.
1 simultaneous connection
Unlimited installs · add a second screen for $4.99/month
Free 24h trial first · no card required
Straight comparison
The cable figures below are market averages for the United States, cited from published 2026 comparison data rather than estimated.
| DrexTV | Typical UK / US pay-TV | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | $9.67 effective on the annual plan | £90+ UK premium / $127+ US average |
| Contract | None — buy a fixed period | 12 to 24-month minimum term |
| Channels | 24,000+ from 100+ countries | 150–300, one country |
| On-demand library | 140,000+ titles included | Limited, often billed per title |
| Installation | ~5 minutes, self-service | Engineer visit, 1–3 weeks |
| Hardware | Use devices you already own | Rented box, monthly fee per room |
| Pay-per-view events | Included at no extra charge | $60–$90 per event |
| Watch abroad | Yes, anywhere | No, tied to your address |
| Mid-term price rises | Never within a paid period | Written into most contracts |
Cable cost figures cited from GeekVibesNation via Guru IPTV (2026), which puts the average United States household pay-TV bill above $127 a month against an IPTV market average of $15.40. Pay-per-view pricing reflects typical published event rates. Read the full comparison.
Choosing a provider
This market has a trust problem, and it is earned. Here is what we do differently — and more usefully, what you should check on any provider before you pay them.
Every number on this site — bitrates, speed requirements, uptime target, edge count, connection limits — is stated plainly and identically on every page. Providers who cannot be specific are usually hiding something, and inconsistent channel counts across a site's own pages is the most reliable warning sign in this market.
We actively want you to run the free 24-hour trial during a peak fixture — a Saturday afternoon, a Sunday football slate, a pay-per-view fight night. That is when capacity problems surface, and it is the only test that tells you anything real about a provider.
You buy a fixed period and it ends. There is no rolling contract, no early termination charge, no mid-term price rise and no automatic renewal you have to remember to cancel before a deadline.
Our agents work from the same device guides published on this site. That is why a 5-minute response usually resolves the problem in the first reply rather than opening a three-day thread.
Coverage
Your home country's channels and the channels of the country you live in, from the same credentials, with no regional lock and no second subscription. This is the single most common reason our subscribers switch.
The IPTV market is growing quickly and unevenly. The global market is projected to exceed $150 billion by 2026, and internet protocol television had already reached roughly 40% of all European pay-TV subscriptions by the end of 2024. Category search interest has risen more than 300% across several markets. What that growth has not produced is a reliable way for a buyer to tell a well-run service from a reseller who bought credits last week.
There is a structural reason for that. Google, Meta and Microsoft all prohibit paid advertising for this category, so providers cannot buy their way to visibility and nobody is subject to the advertising review that comes with it. The result is a market where the loudest claim wins, and where channel counts inflate every quarter without anything behind them.
Four things, and none of them is the channel count.
This is the most common pre-purchase question, and the honest answer is that it depends on resolution and simultaneous streams rather than on the service. Per stream: SD needs about 5 Mbps, 720p about 10 Mbps, 1080p about 15 Mbps, and 4K UHD about 25 Mbps. Every plan includes one stream, so 25 Mbps sustained is the figure that matters; if you add a second connection and run two 4K streams, budget roughly 50 Mbps.
Sustained is the operative word. A line that bursts to 200 Mbps on a speed test but dips below 20 Mbps during the evening peak will buffer, while a rock-steady 40 Mbps connection will not. If you have a choice between more headline bandwidth and a wired connection, take the cable — Wi-Fi is the cause of the clear majority of buffering reports we investigate.
The headline comparison is stark. A UK premium satellite or cable package with sport and film routinely exceeds £90 a month on a 24-month term. The average United States household pays more than $127 a month for cable. Our 12-month plan works out at $9.67 a month.
But the subscription price is only part of it. Cable bills carry a set-top box rental per room, a regional sports surcharge, broadcast fees, an installation charge, and pay-per-view billed at $60 to $90 per event. DrexTV has none of those: you use hardware you already own, the sports tier is not a surcharge, and pay-per-view events are included on any active plan. For a household that watches four or five fight nights a year, that item alone can exceed the entire annual subscription.
Internet protocol television is a delivery technology, and it is entirely legal — national broadcasters and telecoms operators use it to deliver their own services. What determines legality in any given case is whether the content being carried is properly licensed for the territory where it is watched, and licensing rules differ substantially between countries.
DrexTV supplies the technical platform and the network. We do not host, record or claim ownership of third-party channels, and we hold no affiliation with any broadcaster, league or rights holder. Subscribers are responsible for holding whatever licence or permission their local law requires for the content they choose to access. Our acceptable use policy and copyright policy set out how we handle rights-holder notices, and what is IPTV covers the technology in more depth.
Full access to all 24,000+ channels and 140,000+ on-demand titles, with no card and no auto-billing. Pick the busiest fixture on this week's schedule and test us on it — that is the only trial that tells you anything.
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