GOtv Subscription Packages: ₦1,900 to ₦16,800, Does Max Show EPL?

Most homes should pay for GOtv Jolli at ₦5,800 a month. For every Premier League match you need Supa+ at ₦16,800; Supa shows some, and Max shows none. Across the six GOtv subscription packages, the rest comes down to how much your house cares about films, cartoons and Spanish football.

GOtv packages and prices, from ₦1,900 to ₦16,800

GOtv monthly subscription prices as at 21 October 2026. They are the same as in September, so if you budgeted for last month's renewal, the same amount covers this one.

Only Smallie comes in longer bundles. Three months costs ₦5,100. A full year costs ₦15,000, which saves ₦7,800 if you can find the lump sum. In a sapa month, that's the hard part.

You pay the same price on AidaPay, and we add cashback to every renewal:

Renew your GOtv subscription online on AidaPay, for your own decoder or a parent's.

Which GOtv package shows Premier League matches?

Supa+ shows every Premier League match, and Supa shows some. Max, Jolli, Jinja and Smallie show none.

If your Premier League club plays on Saturday afternoon and you're on Max, you'll be following the match on your phone while the TV shows something else.

Match GOtv subscription packages to who's watching

The difference between GOtv packages matters most to three kinds of home: a light viewer, a family set or a football fan, and each has a clear pick.

If the TV is mostly for news, cartoons and Nollywood reruns

Pick Smallie or Jinja.

Smallie is mostly local channels with no movies, and Africa Magic only starts on Jinja, which also adds more news and SuperSport Kick-off for a little football.

If your aunty watches Yoruba films every evening, she'll be complaining by Wednesday on Smallie, so pay for Jinja. If the set only shows local stations and the news, Smallie paid yearly is the cheapest way to watch GOtv.

If it's a family set: Africa Magic, children and a bit of sport

Jolli is the pick for most families. You keep everything on Jinja, and you add Zee World for the telenovela fans, Disney Junior for small children and CNN for the news.

Max costs ₦2,700 more a month. It has 13 channels that Jolli doesn't, and Cartoon Network is the big one for children, while for football Max adds SuperSport La Liga and SuperSport Football, but still no Premier League. That catches out people who upgrade hoping for Arsenal or Chelsea. Move up when someone in the house argues about Barcelona over breakfast.

If you plan your weekend around Premier League kick-offs

Supa+ costs ₦5,400 a month more than Supa. Supa carries some Premier League matches, while Supa+ has the dedicated SuperSport Premier League channel, so it's the only package where every league game is yours.

Supa still earns its place. WWE and Nick Jr start there. If your house wants kids' channels and some wrestling, Supa is enough.

Pay for Supa+ in football season, not all year

Of the six GOtv subscription packages, Supa+ is the one to time. The English season runs from August to May, so drop down in June and July.

Here's what four ways of running a year cost:

The Max-plus-four-months plan keeps ₦66,400 in your pocket compared with a full year of Supa+. You still get every match over the festive fixtures and the final run-in, although the catch is that you miss many of your club's games in the other months.

How to switch packages in the middle of the month

1. Open the MyGOtv app or the self-service page on the GOtv site.
2. Enter your IUC number.
3. Choose the new package and pay.
4. Check your balance after you switch.

MultiChoice turns unused days on your old package into credit on your account. An upgrade can take up to 48 hours to show, so switch a couple of days before the big match. Set a phone reminder for late May to go back down, so a payment made out of habit in June doesn't buy a month with no league football in it.

MultiChoice last raised GOtv prices in March 2025. Check the price on the day you pay.

Before you pay: the IUC number, the due date and the E16 screen

Every payment goes to your IUC number, the number that identifies your decoder. Check the account name before you confirm, and stop if it isn't yours.

Pay a day or two before the due date. Once the subscription runs out, E16 appears, meaning your decoder is disconnected. If you've paid and the channels haven't come back:

1. Make sure the decoder is switched on.
2. Text RESET and your IUC number to 44688.
3. If E30 shows instead, the decoder has been off for a long time. Once you've paid in full, the same text clears it.

Screenshot every receipt for customer care. If you also have a DStv decoder at home, compare our DStv packages before you renew both.

Before this month's renewal, check the due date on your last receipt and decide whether yours is a Jolli house or a football house.

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Published 28 September 2026, updated 3 November 2026. Prices and codes change - if you spot one that has moved, tell us and we will fix it.