Five terms, one table, no footnotes. The Trex IPTV term you choose changes how long the line runs and what it works out to per month. It does not change what you can watch.
Every price on this page is per device and quoted in USD. Your bank may present the charge in EGP through our payment provider, which does not change the amount you pay.
1 Month, 10.99 USD, which is 10.99 USD a month. 3 Months, 25.00 USD, which is 8.33 USD a month. 6 Months, 35.00 USD, which is 5.83 USD a month. 12 Months, 55.00 USD, which is 4.58 USD a month. 24 Months, 90.00 USD, which is 3.75 USD a month. Every price covers one device.
The unit being priced is a device, not a person and not an address. One plan is one line, and one line carries one simultaneous stream. The credentials will install on as many boxes as you like, but the second screen that starts playing while the first is running gets refused, which is why two screens watching at the same time means two plans. Three devices means three plans: 32.97 USD on 1 Month, 165.00 USD on 12 Months, 270.00 USD on 24 Months. Count concurrent screens before you pick a term and the total stops surprising you, and work the multiplier out screen by screen before you reach the checkout.
You pay the full term at checkout. Nothing renews, nothing is held on file to charge later, and no card is billed on a schedule. Prices are quoted in USD, and why some banks label the charge as international is answered on the FAQ page. If you want the reasoning underneath this table rather than the figures on it, the two choices that set your price are taken one at a time.
All five terms open the same catalog: 20,000+ channels and VOD inside whichever region pack you chose. A 10.99 USD line and a 90.00 USD line see identical content. Term length moves the end date and the per-month cost. The region pack is the only thing that moves the line-up.
Plans and prices explained: regions and terms · One plan covers one device
Yes, and the arithmetic is on this page. 10.99 USD a month at one month, 3.75 USD a month at twenty-four.
If it watches at the same time, yes. One line plays one stream, so a household running two screens at once buys two plans. Screens that never overlap can take turns on one.
The line stops. Nothing is charged automatically at that point, because there is no stored payment instruction. Buying again is a fresh checkout at the price shown here.
