Buyer guide
IPTV Payments: USD, PayPal and the Final Cost
A plan can look inexpensive until currency conversion or an unclear billing term changes the amount you expected. Check the checkout facts before sending payment.
Use the billed currency as the source of truth
The plans on this site are charged in USD. Any shekel amount shown is an estimate and can differ from the rate used by PayPal or a card issuer. Ask for the final charge and check the provider’s currency conversion and fees before confirming payment.
Match the payment to the full term
Write down the plan duration and single total: $10 for one month, $25 for three, $35 for six or $50 for twelve months. These are full-term payments and the plan does not renew automatically. Keep the receipt and the written terms together so you can confirm when access should end.
Check the method and post-payment process
The site lists PayPal, Visa and Mastercard among accepted methods. Ask which method applies to your transaction, who will appear on the payment receipt, when access starts, and how to contact support if the login does not work. Request refund wording in writing before paying.
Use a pre-payment checklist
Before approving a payment, compare the amount and currency shown by the payment provider with the selected plan on the site. Confirm the recipient, the term, any currency conversion and whether a recurring payment is being created. Do not rely on an approximate ILS figure as the final charge.
After payment, save the receipt and the written confirmation of the access period. If the amount or recipient differs from what was agreed, resolve it before sending another payment.
Have a question before buying?
Include the plan, exact device model and the question that matters to you. Review the published prices and terms first.
Common question
Will the shekel amount equal the USD price at a fixed rate?
No. USD is the billed currency; your payment provider may apply its own exchange rate and fees.