Updated for 2026
Televo IPTV UK brings live TV, sport, movies and box sets to any screen you already own, streamed over the internet rather than through an aerial or satellite dish. Plans start from £19.99, run up to HD, Full HD and 4K quality where the source and your device support it, and are delivered as an Xtream Codes login or an M3U playlist URL, whichever your IPTV app prefers. It works just as well for a UK household as it does for an expat, traveller or digital nomad who wants their usual UK channels wherever they happen to be.
Four plan lengths from a low-cost £19.99 trial month up to a full year with a built-in VPN. Prices shown are the actual checkout price for each plan, not a discounted headline figure.
1 Month
One month of UK IPTV at an entry-level price, delivered as an Xtream Codes login or M3U playlist URL. Built for a proper first look at the service, or for short trips and short-term stays.
6 Months
Six months of UK IPTV with live TV, sports, movies and on-demand content, plus setup help whenever you need it.
Over 30,000 UK and international channels plus a built-in VPN, at our lowest UK price. Easy to set up and ready to watch the same day.
1 Year
A full year of UK IPTV with a built-in VPN, instant automated delivery and a 7-day money-back guarantee. Built for viewers who want it to just work.
Choose a plan
Pick 1 Month, 6 Months, 1 Year or Premium, based on how long you want access for.
Check out
Enter your details and complete payment. No account or long forms required.
Get your login
We email an Xtream Codes login or M3U playlist URL, plus a setup guide, usually the same day.
Add it to your app
Enter the details into a compatible IPTV app on your device and start watching.
IPTV stands for Internet Protocol Television. Instead of receiving channels over an aerial or satellite dish, live TV and on-demand content are streamed to you over the internet, through an app on a device you already own. That's what makes it flexible: no dish to install, no engineer visit, and it works the same whether you're at home in the UK or connecting from abroad. For a broader look at IPTV plans, pricing and device setup, see our full IPTV UK guide. This page goes deeper on how the technical side, Xtream Codes and M3U, actually works, plus devices, apps and travel use.
After checkout, we deliver your subscription in one of two formats. Understanding the difference makes setup on any app far less confusing.
Xtream Codes is a login format made up of three details: a server address (a URL or host), a username and a password. Rather than downloading a file, your IPTV app connects directly to the server using these details, then pulls in live channels, the VOD library and the EPG automatically. It's the format most general-purpose players, including IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate, are built around, and it's usually the smoothest option because everything, live TV, on-demand and the guide, comes through one connection.
An M3U file is a plain text playlist. Each line points to a channel or stream, and your IPTV app reads through the list to build your channel guide. It's a simple, widely supported format that's been used for media playlists for years, well beyond IPTV specifically.
Instead of sending you a file to download and re-upload every time something changes, we give you an M3U URL, a single link. Your app fetches the current playlist from that link each time you load it, so your channels stay up to date automatically. Apps like VLC, Perfect Player and OTT Navigator all accept an M3U URL directly.
If your app supports both, Xtream Codes is generally the easier setup, since VOD and EPG come bundled in automatically. If you're using a simpler player, or one that only accepts playlists, an M3U URL works just as well for live channels. We provide both formats with every Televo IPTV UK order, so you can set up whichever way suits your app.
Exact app availability depends on your specific device and operating system version, but Televo IPTV UK is set up to work across:
These are independent, widely used IPTV player apps that accept an Xtream Codes login or M3U URL. We don't develop, own or officially partner with any of them, they simply play back the subscription you already have.
Android, iOS, Windows, Amazon Fire TV
One of the most widely used general-purpose IPTV players, supporting M3U playlists and Xtream Codes logins across most major platforms.
Beginner-friendly
Android TV, Amazon Fire TV
Popular on TV-first devices for its EPG-focused layout, making it easier to browse channels and schedules on a big screen.
Beginner-friendly
Android, iOS, Windows, Apple TV
A flexible multi-platform player that supports M3U and Xtream Codes, useful if you switch between an iPhone and other devices.
Better suited to more experienced users
Android, Windows
A straightforward player with solid M3U playlist support, often chosen for its simple interface.
Beginner-friendly
Android, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV
Highly configurable, with more advanced settings than most players, so it suits customers who like fine-tuning their setup.
Better suited to more experienced users
Android, Amazon Fire TV
A Firestick-focused player supporting Xtream Codes and M3U logins with a TV-friendly interface.
Beginner-friendly
Samsung and LG Smart TVs
Commonly used directly on Samsung and LG Smart TVs, where it can be installed from each brand's app store.
Beginner-friendly
Because IPTV streams over the internet rather than through a satellite dish or aerial, it doesn't care whether you're on your sofa in Manchester or in a rented flat in Lisbon. As long as you have a reasonable internet connection, the same login works. That's particularly useful if you're a British expat who misses UK channels, a long-term traveller who wants familiar viewing on the road, or a digital nomad who moves between countries and would rather not set up a new streaming service every time.
IPTV UK, 1 Month (£19.99) gives you the full channel and VOD library for 30 days, which suits a single trip, a short-term let, or simply trying the service properly before committing to a longer UK plan.
Your laptop, phone or tablet is usually enough. There's no dish or box to carry, so setup abroad is exactly the same as setup at home, just your Xtream Codes login or M3U URL entered into an app.
Some travellers prefer to run a VPN alongside their IPTV subscription for extra privacy on unfamiliar networks, such as hotel or airport Wi-Fi. If that's you, see Privacy VPN, All Locations, which isn't required to use Televo IPTV UK but pairs well alongside it.
HD, Full HD and 4K describe increasing levels of picture resolution. Which one you actually get depends on the source quality of the specific channel, whether that content is available at that resolution at all, your device's own display, your internet connection and Wi-Fi conditions, and the app you're using. Not every channel is available in 4K. We show it accurately as 4K where supported, rather than promising it across the board.
If you're unsure whether Televo IPTV UK will work well on your device and connection, get in touch and request a free test, subject to availability and our usual service terms.
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Read the Televo IPTV ReviewIt's a login made up of a server address, a username and a password. You enter those three details into a compatible IPTV app, and it connects to the server to pull down live channels, VOD and the EPG in one go, rather than loading a single playlist file.
An M3U file is a plain text playlist that lists channel and stream links. Rather than sending you the file itself, we give you an M3U URL, a link your IPTV app fetches automatically, so your playlist stays up to date without you downloading anything manually.
Either works. Xtream Codes is the more common choice in apps like IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate because it also brings in VOD and EPG data automatically. An M3U URL is simpler and supported almost everywhere, including VLC. If your app supports both, Xtream Codes is usually the smoother setup.
Yes, both are personal to your subscription. Don't share your link or login publicly, since anyone with it can access your account.
Amazon Fire TV and Firestick, Samsung and LG Smart TVs, Android TV and Google TV, Android phones and tablets, iPhone and iPad where a compatible app is available, and Windows and Mac computers.
IPTV Smarters Pro and TiviMate are both widely used on Firestick and Fire TV. TiviMate's EPG-focused layout suits a TV remote well, while IPTV Smarters Pro is a solid general-purpose option.
Most of the apps we recommend, such as IPTV Smarters Pro, TiviMate and GSE Smart IPTV, are free to download. They're independent players, not developed by Televo IPTV, and they display the channels from your subscription rather than providing content themselves.
Yes. Since it streams over the internet rather than through a satellite dish or aerial, it works anywhere you have a decent connection, which is why it suits expats, travellers and digital nomads who want their usual UK viewing away from home.
Yes, IPTV UK, 1 Month is priced from £19.99 and gives you the same channel and VOD library as our longer UK plans, just scoped to 30 days, which suits a single trip or a short stay better than a full year upfront.
The service is actively maintained, with channel lists, apps and setup guidance kept current. HD, Full HD and 4K streaming, VOD, EPG and multi-device support remain the core of every plan going into 2026.
Pick a plan length, complete checkout with your details, and we'll email your Xtream Codes login or M3U URL along with a setup guide, usually the same day.
Install a compatible IPTV app on your device, choose to add a new playlist or Xtream Codes account, and enter the details we sent you. Most players are ready to watch within a couple of minutes.
No. 4K quality is available where the source channel, your device and your internet connection all support it. Not every channel broadcasts in 4K, and we show it accurately as 4K where supported rather than promising it across the board.
Yes, message our support team to request a free test, subject to availability, so you can check picture quality and reliability on your own device and connection first.
Pick a plan from £19.99 and check out in a couple of minutes, or request a free test first if you'd rather check it works on your setup before you buy.