Viking IPTV Price & Subscription Plans

Viking pricing is built around the sports calendar

GetVikingIPTV is football-first, so plan length should reflect how the service will be used across live fixtures, leagues and tournament periods. A sports viewer should not discover the device or network setup during the match that motivated the purchase.

One month: ideal for a new match-day setup

The $15 option keeps the commitment low while you test the primary television, player and network path. Use several ordinary viewing sessions—not only one high-profile event—to confirm that the living-room setup behaves consistently.

Three months: cover a meaningful run of fixtures

The $40 plan is a good fit for viewers who have already tested the device and want a period long enough to cover a tournament phase or a sustained run of league weekends. The effective monthly cost drops without locking the household into a full year.

Six months: for regular football households

At $70, six months makes sense once the match-day routine is established: the preferred player is known, the network has been tested before kickoff, and the household knows how to switch language feeds or troubleshoot one failing source without rebuilding everything.

Twelve months: value for year-round sports viewers

The $120 plan equals $10 per month. It is strongest for people who watch sports throughout the year and already trust their setup. Viking would not recommend buying annual service simply because a single final or derby is approaching.

Before paying for a longer term

• Test the main living-room device before an important match.
• Know whether Wi-Fi or Ethernet is the more stable path.
• Confirm the player you intend to keep.
• Review the no-trial and 24-hour refund-request policies.
• Use the same published price from plan card through checkout.

What the price does not promise

No duration can guarantee zero buffering on an internet-delivered service. The value proposition is the combination of the current authorized catalog, sports coverage, device guidance and a support process that helps isolate real playback problems.