IPTV subscription prices in Saudi Arabia are easy to misread because sellers mix a monthly fee, a seasonal total, and a crossed-out number on the same card. DREXTV Saudi keeps the offer short. The amount on the card is the amount for the whole term. Six months is SAR 260, reduced from SAR 320, a difference of SAR 60. Twelve months is SAR 460, reduced from SAR 550, a difference of SAR 90. Those reductions are not tied to a countdown on this website.
What the payment covers
The business has not published a difference in catalogue between the two lengths. Assume both terms draw on the same owner-reported library — 57,000+ channels, 190,000+ movies, and 5,000+ series — with the same caveat: those totals are not a promise that every title is unlocked, and no channel list is attached to either price. Screen limits are not confirmed. A second room is not an included benefit unless you are told so before you pay.
Pakistani and Indian viewers use these same numbers. There is no audience surcharge and no city price for Riyadh, Jeddah, or anywhere else. Audience detail lives on the Pakistani and Indian pages, not in a different tariff.
The trial beside the prices
A free 24-hour trial is available to request. Activation timing, eligibility, and the exact setup steps are confirmed by the business when the request is handled. Instant activation is not promised. It is not a third paid tier and it does not silently become a six-month subscription. Read the trial page for eligibility and what to test. If you are comparing other companies’ SAR tables with this one, use the comparison guide so a cheap month is not lined up against a year.
A worked reading of these two numbers
Suppose you are choosing today. You can pay SAR 260 and stop after six months, or pay SAR 460 and cover a year. The difference between those bills is SAR 200. You are not “saving SAR 200 versus the six-month plan” in the sense of a discount badge. You are buying six extra months for SAR 200, which is the arithmetic of 460 minus 260. The published savings are different numbers: SAR 60 against the old six-month price of SAR 320, and SAR 90 against the old twelve-month price of SAR 550. Keep those comparisons separate or the word “save” starts to mean two things.
There is still no monthly checkout. If you divide 260 by six you get a figure a little above SAR 43. If you divide 460 by twelve you get a figure a little above SAR 38. Those are ways to understand a term you have already chosen. You cannot buy one of those months on this page. A seller who offers “SAR 43 per month” is changing the product. Ask them whether they will take SAR 43 once and stop.
What is still open
Renewal is not confirmed. This page does not say the term stops, renews, or charges a card again. Payment methods are not listed. Refunds are not offered in writing here. Ask those three questions and keep the reply. The duration guide lists the questions without inventing the answers. When you are ready to ask for a plan or a trial, use the contact page. If no sales channel is published there yet, do not pay an unofficial number.
A sheet for any SAR offer, including this one
Draw four columns before you compare DREXTV Saudi with another site: amount due today, months that payment covers, screens that may play together, and whether a free test exists. On this page the first two columns are filled. SAR 260 covers six months. SAR 460 covers twelve months. The third column is blank on purpose, because a screen limit has not been confirmed. The fourth column is the 24-hour trial at no charge, which you request. It is not included as a paid month.
The extra six months, if you choose the year, cost SAR 200 more than the six-month bill, because 460 minus 260 is 200. That is not the same idea as the published reductions. Those reductions compare today’s price with the earlier list price of the same term: SAR 60 on six months, SAR 90 on twelve months. A page that prints a per-month equivalent in larger type than the amount due is asking you to skip this sheet. Divide only after the term is chosen, and do not let the division become a product this site does not sell.
Pakistani and Indian households should still fill the sheet, even though their prices match. The audience pages change what you test, not what you pay. A seller who adds a language fee, a city fee, or a “today only” cut should be asked to point at the sentence on this page. If the sentence is missing, the fee is not part of the published offer. Pay the figure in the first column, for the months in the second, or do not pay.
Bring the sheet to the trial as well. A free day that never shows the category you care about has a value: it keeps SAR 260 and SAR 460 in your pocket. A free day that shows the category, on your own television, lets you fill the last column and choose a term without borrowing a price from another company’s banner. The trial page explains the clock. This page only explains the money.