The current public pricing is simple: €5 for one month, €13 for three months, €22 for six months and €36 for twelve months. The smarter comparison is what each term means for your setup.
A longer term can lower the monthly equivalent, but a shorter term may be sensible when you are still verifying compatibility.
Short-term access for testing your actual player, device and network.
A practical middle term once your setup is working consistently.
A half-year option for users who have already confirmed compatibility.
The longest currently advertised term and the lowest monthly equivalent in the public plan list.
Good value depends on compatibility and support, not only the headline price.
Confirm the exact operating system and whether a suitable player exists for your model and region.
Check whether your preferred player accepts the supplied XC-style credentials, M3U or other supported method.
Test the actual Wi-Fi signal at the television or streaming stick, not only beside the router.
Understand that channel availability, catch-up, EPG and resolution depend on the source and can change.
Know how to report a problem with the device, player and exact error included.
Two services can charge similar amounts while differing greatly in player documentation, device support, reseller options and support workflow. Use multiple public references when you compare.
For example, MegaOTT and StarShare IPTV provide additional plan and service information that can be compared with Opplex TV's current public pricing.
The reseller guide explains credits, panel controls, margin and customer support.