Nipo Player free vs Premium: what's the difference?
The free version plays live TV, movies and series with 1 playlist. Premium (€7.99) and Family (€24.99) add the TV guide, catch-up and more, paid once.
Nipo doesn’t provide, sell or host any channel, movie or playlist: it plays what you already own.
The free version of Nipo Player, the media player for your own playlists, stays complete for watching. Premium and Family add comfort and advanced features, for a single payment, with no subscription and no trial.
Included in the free version
- Everything plays: live TV, movies, series, search
- 1 playlist
- Favourites
- Resume and "Continue watching"
- Subtitle size and delay
- Parental PIN
- Playback diagnosis
- No ads
Added with Premium and Family
- Your screens: 1 with Nipo Premium, up to 5 with Nipo Family
- Unlimited playlists, and several playlists merged into one view
- TV guide and "What's on now", with Pro TV guide (several sources, channel matching)
- Catch-up of past programmes
- Your phone: remote and adding a playlist by QR code
- Backup and transfer to another device
- Start on live TV and OLED screen protection
- My playlists: your playlists kept on your account and sent to your screens
- Profiles, including a kids profile
- Pause and rewind live TV
- Recording (Android TV and computers)
- Several channels at once (Android TV and computer)
- Automatic frame rate and audio passthrough (Android TV)
The two plans
Nipo Premium: €7.99, one-time payment, for 1 screen. Nipo Family: €24.99, one-time payment, for up to 5 screens in the same household. Upgrading from Premium to Family costs €17 more. No subscription, no trial: a single payment, for life.
Tip
See How do I buy Nipo Premium or Nipo Family? to buy, and How do I activate Premium on a screen? to activate it on each device afterwards. Full details are also on the Pricing page.
Updated on 29 September 2026
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