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Honest side-by-side looks at IPTV against Sky, Neon, TVNZ+ and the other options open to New Zealand viewers.
What a cheap IPTV subscription really costs in New Zealand, how plan length and connections change the price, how it compares with Sky and Netflix over a year, and when cheap turns out expensive.
Every IPTV provider says it has the most channels and no buffering. Here are nine checks that actually separate a good one from a bad one, the questions to ask before paying, and the red flags that mean walk away.
IPTV and Netflix both arrive over the internet, but they do very different jobs. Here is how they compare in New Zealand on cost, content, sport, picture quality and ease of use, and why many homes end up with both.
Sky Sport Now sells a day pass, two month passes and an annual pass. Here is what each costs in 2026, the maths on when each one pays off, and the traps in the fine print.
The Sky Sport Now price rose again in 2026. Here is every plan, what a subscription actually includes, how the price has moved, what it works out to per match, and how to pay less.
You can get a Sky Sport subscription through a Sky Box, a Sky Pod or Sky Sport Now. Here is how each route works, what it really costs in 2026, and which suits your household.
A fair look at what you get from each, where Sky is genuinely stronger, where IPTV wins, and how the cost structures differ — contracts and monthly billing versus a one-time payment.
They are often lumped together as 'streaming', but IPTV and the on-demand apps solve genuinely different problems. Here is how to tell which one you actually want.
Lifetime plans look like obvious value. Here is the arithmetic, the risk nobody mentions, and why we now sell plans of up to three years instead.
