Cord-cutting calculator — how much would you actually save?
Tick the services you currently pay for. Adjust each price to your real amount. The calculator shows your monthly total, your annual total, and the savings if you replaced the lot with one IPTV subscription. No marketing fluff — when the switch doesn't save you money, the tool tells you that too.
Tick what you currently pay for. Slide each one to your real monthly cost — most defaults are 2026 retail prices but yours might be different. The total updates as you go.
Your current spend vs iBostreaming
You spend now
$0/mo
$0 per year
iBostreaming
$13.99/mo
or $54.99/yr ($4.58/mo effective)
Tick the boxes above to see what you actually spend today.
When cord-cutting actually saves money — and when it doesn't
The honest version. Cord-cutting saves real money in three situations: you pay for a premium sport package, you stack three or more streamers, or you have a cable subscription with a sport tier you only watch six months a year. In those cases the $80-200/month you spend now drops to $13.99 with iBostreaming — savings between $800-2,200/year.
Cord-cutting does NOT save money if your current setup is just Netflix + Disney+ + a basic cable plan totalling ~$50/month. iBostreaming costs $13.99, so you save $36/month — real but modest. And you give up Netflix/Disney+ originals (which IPTV doesn't carry). For light streamers the cost saving usually isn't the reason to switch — the case is usually convenience (one app, all the live channels, works abroad) rather than money.
The biggest single saving is sport. A US fan paying ESPN+ + NFL Sunday Ticket + NBA League Pass + Hulu Live spends $150-200/month on sport. iBostreaming's bouquet includes the broadcaster channels covering all of those for ~$14/month. That's the cleanest case for switching.
Common questions about the calculator and the math
Are these the real prices for the streaming services in 2026?
Yes — defaults are pulled from each service's public pricing page in May 2026. Netflix Standard with Ads $7.99, Disney+ $10.99, HBO Max $15.99, ESPN+ $11.99, NFL Sunday Ticket $33/mo equivalent ($399/season), premium sports channels £35/mo. If yours is different (older grandfathered plan, bundled discount, etc.), the slider lets you override each one.
Why does the calculator default to USD? I'm in the UK / France / Germany.
USD is the lingua franca for streaming pricing comparison — most services publish global pricing in USD first. The math is currency-neutral: if you enter £35 for a premium sports channel, the total is in those units. If you want a fully localised version with EUR/GBP conversion, send a screenshot of what you'd like differently and we'll iterate.
iBostreaming costs $13.99/month — is that really what I'd pay?
That's the 1-screen monthly forfait, retail. On the annual option it's $54.99/year (effective $4.58/month). Family forfaits (2-4 simultaneous screens) cost more — $18.99 to $29.99/month — but most households need 1 or 2 screens, not 4. The figure shown is genuinely what new customers pay.
Will I actually keep getting what I had before?
Depends what "what I had" includes. iBostreaming's bouquet carries the broadcaster channels for: Premier League, Champions League, NFL, NBA, F1, UFC, Top 14, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, Tour de France, Wimbledon, plus 200,000+ films and series in VOD, plus every major TV network across UK/US/EU/MENA/Asia. What you DON'T get: streaming-platform original content (Netflix originals like Stranger Things, Apple Originals like Severance, Disney+ Marvel originals) — those stay on their respective apps. Mix and match if you can't live without specific originals.
I'm thinking of cutting just sport, not entertainment streamers — is iBostreaming worth it for sport only?
Yes. The sport-only cord-cutter math is the strongest case. A US fan paying ESPN+ + NFL Sunday Ticket + NBA League Pass + Hulu Live spends $150-200/month on sport alone. The full iBostreaming bouquet (with sport + entertainment + films + international channels) is $13.99/month. The 90% reduction on sport-only is what most people actually save by switching.
What about the trial — is the 24h trial real?
Yes. No card required, no email-trick. You enter your email, you get an activation code, you have access to the full bouquet for 24 hours. After 24h it switches off and you decide whether to pay. The trial exists specifically because IPTV buyers have been burned by services that look good until you pay.
Saw a real number? Test it before you cancel anything else.
14-day money-back guarantee on every plan. Confirm the bouquet actually covers what your current stack does, then cancel the rest. If it doesn't, you get every cent back.