An IPTV 12 month subscription is the SKU people mean when they are done testing. On MyTiviFlix that ticket is $69 on one screen, 365 days plus 30 extra, 190,000+ VOD sitting in the same login as the live folders, Telegram setup, no auto-renew, and a 7-day refund. That is the year as of 21 August 2026.
Demand for twelve-month plans is not a mystery. People are tired of monthly nickel-and-diming and they are also tired of shops that vanish.
They want one payment. They also want a brake.
Those two wants fight each other. We kept both: a year price in the Smartiflix public band, plus a shorter version of Level Up’s refund idea.
Liberty still undercuts at $59.99. Level Up’s year is $97.95. Two screens here jump to $125. If you should not buy a year at all, the last sections say so without a pep talk.
What 365 + 30 days means on our year SKU
365 days of access, then 30 extra days on the same login, on one connection unless you paid for more. Smartiflix printed the same extra on their $69 year tile (with a $168 strike) in August 2026.
We matched the structure so the comparison tab stays honest.
The extra 30 is not a second subscription. It is calendar padding on the annual subscription.
Do not expect it to stack into a secret 16-month product if you also buy late. If you renew early, say you are extending the same account.
Silent double-pay is how people lose money.
Read the days, not the adjective. Shops plaster “annual” on tiles that run 90 or 180 days, and a marketplace listing with a suspiciously good year price is usually a reseller of a reseller.
Our year is 365 plus 30; the $47 tile is 180 days. Both say “save” and they are not the same purchase.
Two screens: $125 with the extra days. Three: $175.
Four: $225. Those extras follow the year SKU and not the shorter plans, and every tile is printed on the pricing page.
Ask us to write the end date in the thread when you activate, because future you will not remember a bubble from summer.
Level Up’s year at $97.95
They charge more. They also print 15,500 live, 140,500 VOD, and a 60-day refund.
Those 60 days are why some buyers pay the premium. We stayed on $69 for one screen, with 7 days to reverse it, because the Smartiflix band is the comparison shoppers already run.
$97.95 / 12 is about $8.16 a month. Our $69 is $5.75, or ~$5.31 with the extra 30 days. If Level Up’s extra months in the bullet list matter to you, read their live page. We will not invent their calendar.
Their $139.95 long prepay is a different SKU. It is not an IPTV 12 month subscription. Do not let a ranking article blur 12 and 24 to make a monthly headline prettier.
Auto-renew is off, and the refund is narrow
One payment. When the 365+30 clock ends, the login ends.
You order again in Telegram or you stop. No card-on-file surprise in month 13, and no “we already charged you.” Streaming apps trained people to forget; we will not copy that habit into a market where shops also disappear.
Set your own reminder at month 11 if you want another year. We will not nag you with seven emails, and that is the trade for keeping auto-renew off.
If a reseller switches renewal on through their own processor, that is their processor, so ask us to confirm the reseller before you assume it is ours.
The refund is 7 days on twelve-month orders. That is our window, not Level Up’s 60, and it does not stretch to a $14 month or a 24-hour test, which are already short.
Use it if the panel fails as a product: dead sports at peak hour after we had a chance to switch you, or a DMA we said we had and did not. Do not use it because week six was boring.
Start that conversation in the original Telegram thread, with dates. Rails take time, so this is not instant-cash theatre, but it beats a shop that never printed a window at all.
Ours is written out on the refund page. If you paid in a coin we warned could not unwind cleanly, that warning was the policy talking.
Who should not buy a year
You have never loaded TiviMate. Your rural link is 8 Mbps and you want two 4K pictures.
You are buying for a relative who may not keep the stick plugged in. You are chasing a single tournament month.
Stay on $14, or use the 24-hour test first.
You need a Netflix-style pause while you travel for three months. The year clock does not hibernate. A plan sitting in a drawer is how people feel cheated by dates they agreed to.
You only want one screen and the cheapest sticker on earth. Liberty’s $59.99 exists. We will not talk you out of arithmetic. Come back if you later want extra screens or a 7-day reverse.
If you are buying the year because a blog said “best value per month,” run the 24-hour test or the $14 month first. Value per month of a dead panel is zero. An IPTV 12 month subscription is a good buy after proof, not before.
The clock starts when you activate
The clock starts when the login is issued and used, not when you first opened the pricing page, and not when you meant to set it up after a holiday. If you pay Friday and only paste Sunday, tell us. We would rather align the start than argue about two days in month eleven.
Do not buy a second 12-month login because the first trial user still exists. Convert in the same thread. Two year SKUs on two users is how families lose track and then demand two refunds.
Write the end date down. We can quote it in chat. Your future self at month 11 will not remember a Telegram bubble from August. A note on the TV stand is underrated infrastructure.
If you paid and never activated because the Firestick was in a drawer, tell us quickly. A year that started on a login you never pasted is a mess. We would rather reset the start than argue about a clock nobody used.
Questions people ask before they pay
Twelve months of access plus 30 extra days on the same login. One screen is $69. Two screens are $125, both with the extra days. It is not a second subscription stacked in secret.