Four lengths. One Polish and international catalog, no matter which.
The number you pick below only decides how many months you're paying for at once — every option unlocks the identical Ekstraklasa and Polish channel lineup the moment the login arrives.
Choose your plan
1 Month
One month to check the Polish lineup against what you actually watch.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
3 Months
Covers most of an Ekstraklasa half-season without renewing monthly.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
6 Months
Where most people land once the trial month has already proven itself.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
12 Months
A full season calendar covered at the lowest monthly rate.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
All four terms, one table
| Plan | Total price | Effective monthly cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month | $14.99 | $14.99/mo | One month to check the Polish lineup against what you actually watch. |
| 3 Months | $34.99 | $11.66/mo | Covers most of an Ekstraklasa half-season without renewing monthly. |
| 6 Months | $54.99 | $9.17/mo | Where most people land once the trial month has already proven itself. |
| 12 Months | $79.99 | $6.67/mo | A full season calendar covered at the lowest monthly rate. |
The only thing this table changes is your invoice. Ekstraklasa and the rest of the Polish channel lineup show up the same way regardless of which row you pick.
Polish coverage isn't something you upgrade into
Ekstraklasa, on every plan
League coverage sits in the base lineup on the 1-month plan exactly as it does on the 12-month one — there's no separate sports package to buy on top.
The full 180,000+-title library, day one
Nothing about the on-demand catalog gets thinned out on a shorter commitment.
Every device, regardless of term
The full Setup Guide applies whether you signed up for a month or a year.
What paying further ahead saves you
Paying month to month keeps the price at $14.99 with zero further commitment. Stretch that out to three months and the average slides down to roughly $11.66; six months brings it closer to $9.17; committing for the full year pushes it all the way to about $6.67 monthly — less than half of what paying month to month adds up to. Whichever of the four gets picked, the catalog on the other end of the login doesn't move an inch — Ekstraklasa and every Polish channel included, identical on the shortest term and the longest.
24-Hour Trial
$1.00 gets you 24 hours inside the exact same catalog a paying subscriber uses — plenty of time to pull up an Ekstraklasa fixture, a Polish news channel, and the on-demand library before locking in a longer term.
Start the trialWhat the trial can't tell you
It'll confirm the Polish channels you care about are genuinely there. It won't diagnose a home connection that can't sustain a live match — that's worth ruling out on its own.
The gap between paying and watching
Most logins reach your inbox within a few hours of the charge going through. From there it's a matter of picking a player app for whichever device you'll actually watch on — check the Setup Guide for the specific steps on that device.
Supported devices
Smart TV
A Samsung or LG set reaches the full Ekstraklasa and Polish lineup the moment a compatible player app goes on from its own built-in store.
Android TV
Whether it's a dedicated Android TV box or a Google TV unit, the Play Store carries a handful of players built for exactly this kind of login.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's stick reaches the same channels either through its own Appstore or a sideloaded player, whichever route ends up simpler on your setup.
Android Phone & Tablet
A match, a news bulletin, or an episode — none of it needs the living room TV when a phone or tablet already has the same login loaded.
iPhone & iPad
A single App Store download serves both iPhone and iPad, useful for anyone who wants Polish TV on hand without touching the main screen.
Apple TV
An App Store listing or a sideload gets a compatible player running here too, reaching the exact same catalog as anywhere else on the list.
Windows & macOS
Neither operating system needs anything beyond a desktop player pointed at the login details — no set-top box, no extra hardware purchase.
What you see is what gets charged
Whatever price sits next to a plan above is what lands on the card, in US dollars — nothing extra tacked on afterward. Terms don't silently roll into a new billing cycle either; without explicitly opting into a recurring option at checkout, a plan simply ends, and renewing is a choice you make each time.
Refund conditions, written down in advance
Every scenario is spelled out ahead of time on the Refund Policy page — nothing you'd only learn about by asking support after a problem comes up.
Pricing FAQ
Does paying for a longer term unlock anything extra?
Nothing beyond the calendar itself — the 1-month plan and the 12-month plan both reach the same 40,000+ channels and 180,000+ titles, Ekstraklasa included either way.
Can I move to a different plan length mid-subscription?
Once your current term finishes, sure. If the switch needs to land before a specific Ekstraklasa round, flag it with support ahead of the renewal date.
Are these the final prices, or could they shift?
They're accurate as of today. If pricing ever changes, it only applies going forward — anything already paid keeps the rate it was purchased at.
Does the dollar I pay for the trial get credited toward a plan?
No, it's a separate charge entirely, there purely so you can check the Polish and international lineup before choosing a term.
What happens the moment a plan runs out?
Access simply stops unless a renewal was arranged beforehand — nothing rolls over or continues automatically.