IPTV subscription in Morocco: 12-month plans in dirhams

Choose Standard if one person or one TV watches at a time and HD is enough, Premium if you want full sport and 4K where it is broadcast, and VIP if you want the largest catalogue and the option to install it on a second device, such as a bedroom TV or a tablet for travelling. Every plan plays one stream at a time. All three last 12 months, include the Moroccan and Arabic channels, the films and series on demand, Xtream Codes and an M3U link, and help on WhatsApp. The difference is in the size of the catalogue, picture quality, sport packs and the number of devices.

Still unsure between two plans? Tell us in the chat what you watch and on which device; we will point you to the cheaper plan that covers it rather than the most expensive one.

Spread over 12 months, Standard costs about 25 DH a month, Premium about 38 DH and VIP about 50 DH, paid once. There are no hidden costs: no activation fee, no device fee, no charge for help. The only cost outside our price is the one some apps ask for themselves, such as the activation fee of IBO Player, which you pay to the app and not to us.

You will see offers at 30 DH a month or a single "lifetime" price on Avito and social media. They look cheaper until the line stops on a match night and the seller no longer answers. A server with enough capacity for evening peaks, support that replies and a line that lasts the full year cost money to run. A fair price is one you can check: a stated duration, a free test, a written refund policy and a number that answers.

The guide to the best IPTV provider explains why those offers fail and how to check any seller before you pay.

Every plan includes the Moroccan channels, Arabic and French channels, international channels and a library of films and series on demand: 21,000 channels, 123,000 films and 29,000 series on Standard and Premium, 43,000 channels and 200,000 films and series on VIP. National channels such as Al Aoula, 2M, Al Maghribia and Medi 1 TV, Arryadia for football, Tamazight and Laayoune TV are all part of it; the complete list by category is on the Moroccan TV channels page.

For football and other sport, the sports IPTV page shows which channels carry the Botola, the European leagues and the big tournaments. Gulf, Egyptian and Maghreb channels, MBC and Rotana are described on the Arabic IPTV page, and the series that families follow during the holy month are on the Ramadan IPTV page.

A big number on its own tells you little; what matters is whether the channels you watch every day are there and stable. Ask for the list or test it during the free 24-hour line, and check the channels you care about at the hours you watch them.

Your plan does not renew automatically, and we never keep your card details to charge you later. A few days before the end of the 12 months, write to us on WhatsApp if you want to continue; we send the payment details again and extend the same line, so you keep your apps and settings.

You can also change plan at renewal, for example from Standard to VIP when you want the bigger catalogue or a second TV to install it on. If you do nothing, the line simply stops at the end of the period. Nothing is owed and nothing is taken.