Why Freesat
no tv bills

Enjoy 100+ channels,
contract free!

Get all the best entertainment this summer...

 

 

 


Your ticket to a world of entertainment

Our 4K TV Boxes are subscription free1 and have over 100 channels2 with 100% channel coverage3. Plus, you’ll find your favourite On Demand players4 all in one place. Not sure what to watch? Our team of telly experts showcase their favourite content of the week, every week, so you can skip straight to the good bits. Get it straight to your inbox by signing up to Freesat newsletters, and find out how you can live life free like our favourite cute crustacean siblings, Ossi and Pod!

Introducing our clawsome 4K TV boxes

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100% channel coverage

100% channel coverage3

Instant access to all our channels, and no need to retune!

channels on freesat

The UK’s favourite TV channels8  

With over 100 channels, there's something for everyone2

on demand players

Your favourite On Demand players

Watch your streaming favourites at the touch of a button4.

subscription free

Subscription free TV

No monthly TV bills. No contracts. No brainer1.

switching is easy

Switching is easy

Simply plug your box into your existing satellite cabling5.

recommendations

Top TV recommendations

Our team bring you the best there is on Freesat each week.

pause and rewind

Pause and rewind

Pop on the kettle, or re-watch that show stopping moment6.

record 4 things at once

Record up to 4 shows7

Catch all your favourites and store up to 1000 SD hours.

Compare the Freesat range

Find the right 4K TV Box for you

 

Recordable 4K TV Box

Record unmissable programmes or pause live TV so you can pop the kettle on or re-watch show stopping moments.

PVR BOX

 

4K TV Box

Non-recordable and perfect for anyone who loves free to air TV but also has a thirst for great On Demand content. 

zapper 4k tv box freesat

We've got endless entertainment... but don't just take our word for it

"Excellent product that has saved us so much over the years! Great reception and streaming, too!"

- Andrew

Switching to Freesat is easy

Get the app

Download the Freesat app on iOS or Android and change the way you manage your TV

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Help

Have a question? Contact a team member on 0345 3130051 or see our Help pages

1. No monthly TV bills: Freesat is a satellite TV service for users in the UK. No monthly fees for satellite TV only. 2. 100+ channels: Number correct at the time of publishing, including SD, HD and regional TV variants and radio channels. 3. 100% Channel Coverage / No retuning your TV: Receive all satellite TV channels available on Freesat with a correctly installed, unobscured satellite dish and a HD TV. Weather conditions may affect your satellite reception temporarily. 4. On Demand players: On Demand players are broadband speed dependent and 4K/UHD streaming requires faster broadband connection speeds – see service providers’ recommendations for details. Some optional On Demand content or services (such as Netflix) may cost extra and require paid subscription. YouTube Kids, Prime Video, ITVX, BBC Sounds and BritBox are only available on Freesat 4K TV Boxes5. Satellite dish required: Satellite dish and cabling (not included) required to enjoy satellite TV. If you don’t have a dish it’s easy to have one installed – see freesat.co.uk/help. 6. Pause and rewind: Recordable 4K TV Box required. 7. Recording capabilities: Record up to 4 shows at the same time if your satellite dish has a wideband LNB – for more information on cabling, LNB type and how many shows you can record visit freesat.co.uk/help. 2TB Freesat recordable TV box required to store up to approximately 1000 hours of SD recorded content. 8. UK's favourite TV channels: 93% of the top 20 most watched channels across all platforms Jan 2017 – June 2020 are available free on Freesat (calculated using Broadcast Audience Research Board (BARB) consolidated data by averaging the percentage of most watched channels available on Freesat in each six-month period between Jan 2017 and June 2020. You can find out more about BARB and their research by visiting their website barb.co.uk).