PPV events included — no per-event fees, ever

The dirty secret of fight nights is the bill: €50–90 per card on cable and the big platforms, five or six times a year. IPTVPPV exists to end that maths — boxing cards, MMA nights and marquee football are part of the subscription, on every plan, with server capacity sized for the minute the main event walks out.

The short version
  • Every PPV event included in every plan — no per-event charges, nothing extra to order.
  • A year of cable PPV costs €300–500 in event fees alone; this whole subscription is from €59/year.
  • Capacity is sized for main-event minutes, and 4K is available where a UHD feed exists.
€0per event, forever
€50–90what cable charges per card
€59/yrthe whole subscription, from
4Kon marquee events

What "PPV included" covers

BoxingWorld-title cards & fight nights
MMAThe big cards, prelims to main event
FootballMarquee nights & finals
Combat sportsKickboxing & martial-arts galas
MotorsportRace weekends, every session
TournamentsThe summers everyone watches

No streams are broadcast from this site and no promoter or channel brands are used — the names describe coverage types only. Tell us the events you follow and we confirm coverage for your country before you pay.

The year-of-events maths

Cable + PPV feesIPTVPPV
Base package / year€360–600from €59
6 marquee events / year+ €300–500included
4K on eventsOften extraincluded where available
Contract12–24 monthsnone
Year total€660–1,100from €59

Market-typical ranges for context; from ≈ €4.92/month on the yearly plan. Full plan details on the pricing page.

Event night, step by step

  1. Tell us your events on WhatsApp. Boxing, MMA, football, motorsport — we confirm coverage for your country in writing before you pay.
  2. Set up once, in ~5 minutes. Smart TV, Fire Stick, Android box or phone — our guides and support cover every device.
  3. On the night, just tune in. No ordering a card, no €70 checkout at 3am — the event is in your line-up like any other channel, with EPG and catch-up where supported.

The main-event stress test Event nights are the hardest hour in IPTV — the whole audience arrives in the same five minutes. That spike is what our European servers are provisioned for, and it's why we tell every new customer: judge us on a big card, not a quiet Tuesday. Wire the TV with Ethernet and the picture stays put through the walkouts.

Frequently asked questions

Are PPV events included in every plan?

Yes — boxing cards, MMA nights and other marquee events are part of the standard line-up on every plan. There is no per-event charge and nothing extra to order before a fight night.

How much do PPV events normally cost?

On cable and the big streaming platforms, marquee cards typically cost €50–90 each. A household that watches five or six a year spends €300–500 on events alone — more than several years of this subscription.

Will the stream hold up during the main event?

That is the exact hour our capacity is sized for. Event nights concentrate the whole audience into minutes; our servers are provisioned for those spikes, and a wired (Ethernet) connection on your side keeps the picture steady. If a stream ever fails on our side, the fix-replace-refund policy applies.

Can I watch in 4K?

Marquee events are available in HD and, where a UHD feed exists, in 4K — your connection needs roughly 25 Mbps per 4K stream.

What else is in the subscription?

The full line-up: 20,000+ live channels, the sport calendar (leagues, cups, motorsport, tennis and more), and a 60,000+ title movie and series library. The events are the headline; the rest of TV comes with it.

✓ The bottom line

If you watch even two or three big cards a year, per-event PPV pricing is designed against you. One subscription that includes the events — plus all of television around them — costs less than a single cable fight night. Send us the events you follow and we'll confirm coverage before you pay a cent.

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