IPTV UK for £3.60 a month. It really is the whole price.
Forty thousand channels, Sky Sports and TNT Sports in one list, genuine 4K on the matches that exist in 4K, and two screens at once. The condition is not hidden: you take the 24-month pass, and you pay for it once.
Choose the length of the run, then choose the pass
Short terms cost more per month and ask less of your trust. The 24-month pass is the only place £3.60 exists — everywhere else you are paying the standard rate.
Promotional pricing applies to the 24-month pass only. The trial pass is free on every term, including the monthly ones.
Tell us what you actually watch and we will build the shelves
Forty thousand channels in alphabetical order is not a service, it is a warehouse. Pick your shelves and your first login arrives already arranged.
Your choices travel with the trial request and can be rearranged at any point afterwards.
Written after the trial, not before it
Every one of these came from somebody who ran the free 24 hours first. That is the only review we are willing to publish.
I assumed £3.60 meant "plus £40 of extras at checkout". It didn't. One payment of £86.40, two years, and the Saturday afternoon picture has not fallen over once.
My parents get their own channels, I get the European midweeks, and there is one remote in the house instead of three. That was the whole argument and it is won.
Cancelled a £76 package the same week. Only complaint: the guide took a couple of minutes to fill on the first evening, and I am impatient.
Watched the trial on a Tuesday, bought the pass during a Saturday match because the stream was sharper than the pub's screen. No regrets.
Paused a 4K game, leaned in, checked the grass, and it held. That answered a question I had been carrying around for two years.
Asked whether the Urdu channels were in before paying. Three minutes later: an answer and a screenshot of the shelf. That is why I stayed.
£3.60 against what you are paying swipe →
Pay TV, the average bargain reseller and the big streaming apps, with the inconvenient rows left in the table.
| Reflect | Sky / Virgin | Bargain IPTV | Netflix & Prime | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly cost | £3.60 (24-month pass) | £60–£120 with sport | £2–£15, variable | Two bills minimum |
| Live channels | 40,000+ | 300–500 | 10,000–20,000 | None |
| All 380 league fixtures | Yes | Selected only | Sometimes | No |
| Saturday 3pm | Via world feeds | Blacked out | Usually missing | No |
| Commitment | One payment, no renewal | 18–24 month contract | Unclear | Rolling monthly |
| Hardware | Your own screen | Box rental + dish | Varies | App only |
| Genuine 4K | Selected broadcasts | Specific boxes | Rarely real | Top tier only |
| Trial | 24 hours, full list | None | Rarely cardless | Up to 30 days |
| Support | WhatsApp, minutes | Phone queue | Often vanishes | Chat bot |
Compiled from publicly listed UK packages, January 2027. All trademarks belong to their owners; Reflect on Film is independent and unaffiliated with any broadcaster.
What British television has become, told without adjectives
There are two television systems in Britain now, and they barely acknowledge each other. The first is the one that arrived with a van: a dish or a cable, a rented box, an installation appointment and a contract longer than most governments. The second arrives over the broadband you were paying for anyway. IPTV is the second system, and once a household has used it for a month, the first one starts to look like a subscription to hardware.
What £3.60 a month buys on our 24-month pass is, deliberately, boring to describe. Three hundred UK and Irish channels including Sky Sports and TNT Sports. Two hundred world sports channels. Every BBC and ITV region. A seven-day guide, favourites, catch-up on selected channels, FHD as the baseline and two screens at once. Widescreen+ takes the international side to 40,000+ channels across 120+ countries and adds 80,000 films and series.
The sport question deserves its own paragraph, because it is what nine in ten new viewers actually came for. Rights are split between broadcasters by design, and Saturday afternoons are blocked on UK television to protect lower-league gates. A playlist that carries international feeds closes that gap, which is why all 380 league fixtures are available rather than the roughly two hundred UK viewers normally see, and why the whole year fits onto one screening schedule.
Quality is the fair challenge, so here are numbers instead of claims: 15 Mbps for comfortable FHD, 25 Mbps for 4K, and jitter matters more than the headline figure on your bill. When the picture does break, there is almost always a specific cause — capacity, peering, or a stick wedged behind a warm television. And if you want to know whether a 4K feed is real, the paused-frame test in our 4K notes takes ten seconds and no equipment.
One thing worth saying plainly, because most sites in this market avoid it: Reflect on Film did not start as a shop. It started as a film journal — reviews, essays, an argument about a trilogy that lasted four years. The timeline is here, including the year we wrote that we would never sell anything.
Four steps from here to a live picture
Ask for the trial pass
Your name and a WhatsApp number on the trial page. No card, no email address, no twenty-field audition.
Install one player
We tell you which app fits your screen. On a Firestick it is a two-minute install — the walkthrough is here.
Paste the login we send
One address, or a username and a password. Your shelves are already in the order you asked for.
Watch something live
Channel changes under two seconds, seven days of listings, and favourites holding the ten channels you actually use.
How can a whole television service cost £3.60 a month?
Three reasons, none of which require anyone to be exploited. If a provider cannot explain their own pricing, that silence is the explanation.
Two years, paid once
A single £86.40 payment lets us reserve capacity for 24 months instead of guessing month by month. That saving on capacity is the price you are being offered.
No shop, no advertising
No retail presence, no television campaign, no sales floor. Writers, one server engineer and a support rota — everything else goes into streams.
Nothing physical to ship
No dish, no box rental, no van, no replacement hardware. Every cost we do not carry is a cost that never reaches your bill.
And what we refuse to do
No card details for the trial. No countdown timer that resets every fifteen minutes. No renewal hidden behind a pre-ticked box. The promotional rate ends 31 May 2027 and then the standard price applies — that is the entire small print.
No new hardware, honestly
Two simultaneous screens on the Screen Pass. Four-way household? Message support during the trial and we will price it honestly rather than selling you a second subscription.
Built for the ten minutes nobody else survives
Saturday at 2:55pm is the hardest moment in British streaming. Everything thin in a setup becomes visible in the first ten minutes of a match, and again at 8pm on a Tuesday.
Every league fixture, including 3pm
UK television shows around two hundred of the 380 matches a season and blacks out Saturday afternoons. We mix domestic channels with international feeds, so all 380 are on.
The whole year, one page
European midweeks, Six Nations, Formula 1, UFC, the Ashes, Cheltenham, the Grand National — one schedule with the channel each event lives on.
Capacity bought for 8pm
Load-balanced servers in London, Frankfurt and Amsterdam move traffic when the country tunes in together. That is exactly where cheap providers fall over.
4K where 4K exists
Selected Premier League, European and film broadcasts arrive in genuine UHD. Here is the ten-second check for the ones that are not.
The questions that arrive before £86.40 does
Is £3.60 a month real, or does the price change at checkout?
It is real, and it is the price per month on the 24-month pass — paid as one sum of £86.40. The standard monthly rate is £12.75, both figures appear side by side on this page, and the promotional rate closes on 31 May 2027.
What is in the Screen Pass?
300 UK and Irish channels (Sky Sports, TNT Sports, BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5), 200 world sports channels, a seven-day guide, catch-up on selected channels, FHD picture and two screens at once. Adult channels are included but removed free on request.
Will I need a dish, an aerial or a new box?
No to all three. A Firestick, a Smart TV, an Android device, a phone or a laptop is enough. One player app and one login, usually live inside five minutes.
How does the 24-hour trial pass work?
A name and a WhatsApp number on the trial page, and we send the whole playlist — not a thirty-channel sampler. After 24 hours it stops. There is no card on file, so nothing charges.
Why does a film site sell television?
Because six years of writing about where to watch things ended with readers asking us to just supply the screen. The whole timeline, including the parts that were a bad idea, is on the story page.
Is there anything to cancel?
Not on the 24-month pass: it is a single payment with nothing stored and no renewal. When the term ends, access ends. Monthly terms exist at the standard rate for anyone who would rather not prepay.
£3.60 a month, and 24 free hours to check the arithmetic
Run the trial pass through a live match, at the hour you will actually use it. If the picture holds, the pass is waiting. If it does not, you have spent an evening and we have lost a customer.
Take the free 24-hour pass