Four term lengths, four device tiers, a single price list for the entire family. No contract, nothing that renews on its own, and seven days to change your mind. 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ movies and series in 4K, with cartoons for the little ones and live sport for the older ones on the same login. Pick how many screens watch at once, choose a term, order on WhatsApp.
Think of this as one household bill rather than a stack of separate apps. A family that pays for a kids' service, a film service and a sports pass is juggling three logins and three renewal dates; Kikatv folds all of it into a single plan the whole house signs into. The lowest entry is $15 for one month on a single screen, and a full year on that same screen is $69 — roughly $5.75 a month. Larger tiers simply add screens: a month runs $15, $25, $35 or $49 for one, two, three or five devices, and a year runs $69, $119, $159 or $239. Nothing about the channels or the library changes between them.
$ 15 25 35 49 / 1 month
$15.00 a month for the whole house $25.00 a month for the whole house $35.00 a month for the whole house $49.00 a month for the whole house
$ 29 49 65 99 / 3 months
$9.67 a month for the whole house $16.33 a month for the whole house $21.67 a month for the whole house $33.00 a month for the whole house
$ 45 75 99 149 / 6 months
$7.50 a month for the whole house $12.50 a month for the whole house $16.50 a month for the whole house $24.83 a month for the whole house
$ 69 119 159 239 / 12 months
$5.75 a month for the whole house $9.92 a month for the whole house $13.25 a month for the whole house $19.92 a month for the whole house
The length is all that changes from one card to the next: the 25,000+ channels and 120,000+ on-demand titles stay the same for everyone in the house, and most players let you give each person a profile and tuck the grown-up categories behind a PIN. No auto-renewal, no contract, and a 7-day money-back guarantee if it is not for your family. Prices shown in USD.
| Term | 1 Device | 2 Devices | 3 Devices | 5 Devices | A month, one screen |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month | $15 | $25 | $35 | $49 | $15.00 |
| 3 Months | $29 | $49 | $65 | $99 | $9.67 |
| 6 Months | $45 | $75 | $99 | $149 | $7.50 |
| 12 Months | $69 | $119 | $159 | $239 | $5.75 |
| Channels for every age | 25,000+ | ||||
| Movies and box sets | 120,000+ | ||||
| Picture quality | 4K, FHD and HD | ||||
| Up and running | Under 15 minutes on WhatsApp | ||||
| Money-back window | 7 days | ||||
The device tier is how many screens can play at the same moment, not how many gadgets you may install the app on. Picture a normal evening: the television in the lounge is on a cartoon, a tablet is running a box set in the bedroom, and a phone has the football. That is three streams at once, so a three-device plan fits. You can set the login up on every screen in the house either way; the tier only decides how many of them watch together. Count the busiest evening you can imagine, not the quiet ones, and pick from there.
Whichever term and tier you land on, the contents are identical. The price covers only two things — how long the term runs and how many screens may stream together — so everything in this list comes with all four plans:
Start on a single month. Bought one at a time, twelve single-screen months come to $180, while the year up front is $69 — so committing saves $111 once you are sure, and a month is a cheap way to find out whether the service keeps up with a house full of people watching different things. Run it through a wet half-term or a run of rainy Saturdays, watch how it holds when three screens are going at once, and if the family is happy the twelve-month plan is the obvious call. Not ready to pay at all? Take the free 24-hour trial first — it opens the whole channel list.
Send the term and how many screens. Your login arrives in under 15 minutes.
Twelve months comes to $69 for a single screen, rising to $119, $159 and $239 as you add a second, third or fifth stream. The channel count, the on-demand shelf and the 4K quality stay the same at every price; a larger tier only lets more of the household watch separate things at the same time.
A one-month pass is $15 for one screen. Stretch the term and the monthly rate eases off: $29 buys three months, $45 buys six, and the annual plan lands near $5.75 each month. Pricing for two, three or five streams at once is set out column by column in the table higher up the page.
Absolutely, and for a first order it is the sensible route. Begin with one $15 month, let everyone at home give it a proper workout across a packed weekend, then step up to the annual plan if it has earned the spot. Paid month by month a year reaches $180 rather than $69 — the $111 gap simply buys reassurance on your opening purchase.
Pricing begins at $15 monthly, or $69 for a year on one screen. Anything advertised well under that deserves suspicion: genuine servers, bandwidth and a staffed help desk cannot run for pennies, and a bargain-bin annual deal tends to vanish long before the children have finished the season they started.
What you see is the whole cost — no activation charge, no tie-in, and no card left on file to bill again. As a term nears its end a WhatsApp reminder arrives and the next move is entirely yours. Nothing ticks over automatically, which is reassuring for a plan the whole family leans on.
Every plan ships with the 4K feeds built in; there is no deluxe tier and no extra line on the bill. Beside each 4K channel sits an FHD and HD copy, so on a stretched evening with several rooms watching at once the picture can quietly step down a notch and nobody loses their program.
Any time the household needs it, often the week a second child wants a tablet running next to the lounge TV. One message moves you up a tier, billed only for the difference across the days left on the term. Your login stays exactly as it is; all that shifts is how many streams may run side by side.
For many families nothing at all, since a smart TV, phone or tablet already in the house will run it. Should you want dedicated kit, a $30 to $50 Fire TV Stick suits a bedroom or spare room nicely, while $120 to $180 Formuler and MAG boxes earn their keep only beneath the main television.
You will see the methods that apply to your country once the WhatsApp order begins, as availability shifts from place to place. Whatever you settle on, keep full card numbers out of plain chat messages, with us or with any seller; a trustworthy one will never push you to send them that way.
Back comes a short set of credentials in the very same thread — a server address, a sign-in name and a password. Drop them once into a player on any screen you own and the guide and channel list populate on their own. Name your devices and we steer each to the correct walkthrough, so the family is watching the same night.
Right here on this page: select a plan, hit the WhatsApp button, and buying, switching it on and setting it up all unfold in one thread. As a rule, stick to sellers who put a readable site, open pricing, a genuine trial and a written refund promise in front of you.
Those free playlists doing the rounds are scraped feeds that countless strangers lean on at the same moment, so they wobble and die within days, carry no usable guide or kids sections, and strand you when a cartoon freezes. Against that, $15 for a month that stays solid, guide and real support included, is plainly the better deal for a home.
We do: a full 24 hours, no card required. Save it for a night or wet weekend when the place is full rather than a sleepy weekday morning, because a crowded living room is what truly reveals how it copes. Half-empty servers flatter any provider.
Each purchase carries a 7-day money-back promise. Should it refuse to run on your gear and support cannot put it right, flag it inside the week and you are paid back in full. It will not refund a simple change of heart once everything has been working, which is exactly why the 24-hour trial comes first.
