IPTV Canada Prices 2026: Every Plan from $17 CAD

How much does IPTV cost in Canada in 2026?

With IPTV Rich, IPTV in Canada costs between $17 and $178 CAD, depending on two things: how many devices can play at the same time and how long the plan runs. There are 12 plans in all, and every figure in the table below is the full amount you send, once. These are the prices as of October 2026.

Read the table by row, then by column. The rows are the number of devices: 1 device on the plan means 1 stream playing at a time. The columns are the plan length. So the 1-month plan is $17 on one device, $28 on two and $38 on three. On one device, 3 months is $27, 6 months is $47 and 12 months is $77.

The “save” figure under each price compares that plan with buying the 1-month plan again and again for the same stretch. On one device, the 3-month plan saves $24, the 6-month plan saves $55 and the 12-month plan saves $127. Those totals are exact: there are no setup fees, no box to rent and no paid add-ons for extra channels.

Every price gets the same service: 57,000+ live channels, 250,000+ movies and TV shows on demand, the TV guide and catch-up on supported channels, and 4K where the channel broadcasts in 4K. Only the number of devices and the length change. Our page of IPTV subscription plans lists what each plan includes in detail, and the IPTV Canada home page covers channels, devices and setup.

What does each plan cost over a full year?

A full year costs $77 to $456, depending on the plan length you buy and how many devices you need. The cheapest way to cover 12 months is always the 12-month plan, bought once. The table shows the total for a year if you buy each plan length back to back.

The saving column compares the 12-month plan with twelve 1-month plans. On one device, 12 months is $77, which is $127 less than paying $17 twelve times ($204). Even against two 6-month plans, the year still comes out ahead: $77 instead of $94 on one device, $128 instead of $176 on two, and $178 instead of $236 on three.

The year isn’t the right buy for everyone. If you know you’ll stop after six months, a single 6-month plan at $47 costs less than the $77 year. And because you pay up front, a year only saves money if you’re sure the service works on your TV and your internet. That’s what the free trial and a first short plan are for.

How do IPTV prices compare with cable and streaming in Canada?

As of October 2026, a year of Bell Fibe TV with TSN and Sportsnet on one TV costs $949.20 in Ontario with 13% HST, and a sports streaming mix of Sportsnet+, TSN and DAZN costs $926.44 with HST. A year of IPTV Rich costs $77, $128 or $178. The figures below come from the providers’ own price pages and published reports, checked in October 2026.

On one TV, the gap between the Bell Good package and a 1-device IPTV Rich year is $872.20. Against the sports streaming mix, a 2-device year at $128 is $798.44 less. Bell’s page also lists Bell Internet as required for Fibe TV, so the cable total is on top of your internet bill. Every option here needs internet, which is why we compare the TV part only.

It isn’t a perfect like-for-like comparison. Bell’s packages include Crave Standard With Ads, a technician if something breaks and channels carried under agreements with the broadcasters. Sportsnet+, TSN and DAZN are the official homes of their games. IPTV as a technology is legal in Canada; whether a given stream is legal depends on whether the channel owner licensed it. IPTV Rich does not host content, and viewers are responsible for what they watch where they live.

Your own bill is the number that matters. Enter the TV total from your last bill, including the receiver and tax, and pick how many screens play at once.

For every package from Bell, Rogers and Telus, streaming prices and tax by province, read our 12-month cost of cable vs IPTV in 2026. For contracts, recording, support and reliability rather than price, see the full IPTV vs cable comparison.

What changes the price of an IPTV subscription?

Only two things change the price: the number of devices that play at once and the plan length. The channel package, the picture quality and the way you pay don’t add anything.

Devices: count screens, not gadgets

A device on the plan is one stream playing at a time. You can install the app on the living room TV, the bedroom TV and a phone, and a 1-device plan still works on all of them, just one at a time. Pay for the number of people who watch different things at the same moment, not for every screen in the house.

Payment: no card fees from us

You send the exact amount from your own Canadian bank app. There’s no card number, no currency conversion because everything is in CAD, and no processing fee from us. If your bank charges for e-Transfers, that’s set by your bank; most Canadian chequing accounts include them.

Which plan should you pick?

Pick the number of screens that play at the same time, start short, then move to the 12-month plan once you know it works in your home.

Check your internet before you buy screens. Each stream needs about 5 Mbps for HD, 10 Mbps for Full HD and 25 Mbps for 4K, plus roughly 30% spare for the rest of the house. Three HD streams need about 20 Mbps in the evening; on a 10 Mbps rural line, stick to one HD stream. And if you only watch Netflix or YouTube, you don’t need IPTV at all. Keep your money.

How do you pay for IPTV Rich?

Choose a plan, then send the exact total by Interac e-Transfer to ITLOGY LLC with your order number in the message, and your login arrives by email and in live chat once the transfer is matched, usually within minutes during desk hours.

1. 1Pick your planNumber of devices and how long. The price you see is the total.
2. 2Pay by InteracFrom your own bank app, with your order number in the memo.
3. 3Start watchingYour login arrives by email and in live chat, with the guide for your device.

What price red flags should you avoid?

Walk away from any IPTV offer where the price comes with one of these strings attached. Our page on cheap IPTV in Canada explains each one in more depth.

• Crypto-only payment. A seller who takes nothing but cryptocurrency has chosen a payment you can’t trace or reverse.
• Auto-renewing card subscriptions from unknown sellers. Your card stays on file with someone you may not be able to reach, and the charges can keep coming until you cancel the card.
• “Lifetime” plans. A lifetime price lasts only as long as the seller does, and nothing stops them from disappearing next month.
• Prices far below the market with no support. Servers and live sport cost money. If nobody answers a question before you pay, nobody will answer when the game freezes.

Before paying anyone, send a question and see how long the answer takes. Our live chat is staffed every day from 9 a.m. to midnight Eastern.