FAQ
Same prices as the rest of the site. If a rule has not been confirmed, the answer says that plainly. For the longer version, start with pricing, the 24-hour trial, or the pages for Pakistani and Indian viewers.
DREXTV Saudi is the Saudi Arabia website of the DREXTV brand. It presents two subscription lengths, a 24-hour trial, and an owner-reported library of television channels, movies, and series for residents in the Kingdom, with particular attention to Pakistani and Indian audiences.
The six-month subscription is SAR 260. It was previously listed at SAR 320. The twelve-month subscription is SAR 460. It was previously listed at SAR 550. There is no separate monthly plan on this website.
Yes. The trial offer is 24 hours at no charge. Requesting it does not by itself start the clock. The business confirms eligibility and the activation steps. Instant activation is not guaranteed on this website.
No. The library totals published here are owner-reported figures for the wider catalogue. This website does not claim that every title is included in every subscription, and it does not publish a channel-by-channel list.
A confirmed device list has not been published. Before you pay, ask the business to confirm the television, phone, or streaming device you actually own, and use the trial to check it.
Six months costs SAR 260, reduced from SAR 320. Twelve months costs SAR 460, reduced from SAR 550. The trial is free for 24 hours.
No monthly plan is offered. Paying SAR 260 does not buy one month. It buys six months. Paying SAR 460 buys twelve months.
The business has not published a difference in channels, movies, or series between the six-month and twelve-month subscriptions. The published difference is duration and price. Screen limits, if any, have not been confirmed.
Renewal terms, automatic charging, and what happens on the final day are not confirmed on this website. Ask before you pay and keep the answer you are given.
Payment methods are not listed because the business has not confirmed them for publication. Do not send money to an account that is not verified with the business.
The published trial is 24 hours. It is free. A shorter or longer test is not offered on this website.
No. A request is only a request until the business confirms eligibility and explains how access will be switched on. This site does not promise activation within a set number of minutes.
Check the categories you actually watch, the device you will use after the trial, and whether the picture remains watchable on your home connection during the hours you normally watch.
Access tied to the trial should stop when the 24 hours end. Continuing means choosing the six-month or twelve-month subscription. The site does not describe an automatic conversion to a paid plan.
Yes. Pakistani residents are a primary audience for DREXTV Saudi. The subscription prices and the 24-hour trial are the same offers published for the Saudi market. A city of residence does not change the published price.
This website does not name individual Pakistani channels as included. The business describes Pakistani television as part of the service, covering interests such as Urdu entertainment, news, drama, and sport where those categories are in the authorized catalogue. Ask for the categories you care about before you subscribe.
No. Pakistani viewers use the same Saudi prices: SAR 260 for six months and SAR 460 for twelve months, plus the free 24-hour trial.
The service is described as internet television. A satellite dish is not part of the published offer. You do need a workable internet connection and a device the business confirms.
Yes. Indian residents are a primary audience. Plans and the 24-hour trial match the rest of the Saudi website. Language availability still has to be checked against the catalogue rather than assumed.
They are treated as separate viewing interests. Hindi entertainment is the usual starting point. Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Punjabi, Bengali, and other regional languages should be confirmed individually. This website does not claim that every regional language is stocked.
No. Operator-backed services such as YuppTV sell their own Indian channel packages in Saudi Arabia. DREXTV Saudi is a different brand and a different offer. It is not presented here as a partner or replacement for those operators.
There is no separate Indian price. Six months is SAR 260 and twelve months is SAR 460.
None are confirmed in public yet. The business has not supplied a supported-device list, so this website will not invent one.
A setup guide is published only after that device and the application used on it are confirmed. Publishing steps for an unconfirmed app would tell people to install software the service may not use.
Yes. That is the practical reason to request the 24-hour trial. Tell the business the exact model before the trial starts.
The owner reports 57,000+ television channels, 190,000+ movies, and 5,000+ series. These figures are not a promise that each subscription unlocks every title.
A public channel list has not been provided. Categories are described by audience interest. Individual channel names are withheld until they can be checked against an authorized catalogue.
News and sport are audience interests the service says it can cover for Pakistani, Indian, and international viewing. Specific competitions and broadcasters are not listed here and should not be assumed.
Use the contact details published on the contact page. If no phone, WhatsApp, or email is visible, the owner has not connected a verified sales channel yet. Do not trust a number that appears only in an advertisement or a message from an unknown account.
That check is still open. This website does not claim a licence, a broadcaster partnership, or approval from a Saudi authority. Confirm authorization before you rely on the service.
No. Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, Khobar, Makkah, and Madinah use the same published prices: SAR 260 for six months and SAR 460 for twelve months. Mention a city only if it helps explain the connection you will test. There is no city office and no local surcharge on this website.
The prices are the same, and both audiences are asked to test their own categories. Pakistani and Indian pages describe different viewing habits. Whether both sets of categories open on one login is something to confirm in the 24-hour trial, not something to assume from the fact that the SAR amount matches.
Name the 24-hour trial, the categories or languages you need to see, the television or phone model, and the hours you can watch. Do not send a payment card number, a password, or identity documents. A request is not activation, and instant access is not promised.
Arabic search interest for IPTV subscriptions in Saudi Arabia is real, so the site has an Arabic introduction with the same prices and the same limits. The detailed audience, pricing, and guide pages stay in English because that is the language those readers use. The Arabic page is written for this site. It is not a machine translation of every English article.
They are separate websites with separate offers. The UAE site is not priced in SAR and is not this subscription. The India site is for Indian television aimed at viewers abroad, not the Saudi plans. Use drextvsaudi.com, SAR 260, and SAR 460 as the check before you pay anyone using a similar name.
