One catalogue. Three terms.
Every plan gets the same content. The only differences are how long you commit for and how many devices stream at once. Email support@example.com if you want a straight answer about your setup before you pay.
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Monthly
Rolling month. Cancel any time before the next renewal date. The right choice if you want to test whether your connection holds up before committing.
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Ask about monthlyQuarterly
Same catalogue as every other plan — the longer term is cheaper per month, not better. Most people land here after a month on the rolling plan.
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Ask about quarterlyAnnual
Lowest cost per month. Only worth it once you know the service works on your line and your player — otherwise take the monthly first.
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Ask about annualWhat every plan includes
- Every channel and on-demand title in the catalogue — no content tiers
- Written setup guides for Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Smart TV and VLC
- Electronic programme guide (EPG) data
- Email support from someone who has actually configured these players
When we're the wrong choice
Worth saying plainly, before you pay rather than after.
- Connections that can't hold 25 Mbps sustained for 4K, or 10 Mbps for HD — per stream. A speed test at midday isn't the number that matters; test at 9pm.
- Anyone who wants one specific competition and nothing else. A single official app is usually cheaper and better for that.
- Setups that depend entirely on 2.4GHz Wi-Fi in a crowded block of flats. Wire it in, or expect stuttering whoever you buy from.
Check your connection, not our marketing.
Run a speed test at 9pm, not at lunchtime, and check the result against what your quality needs — per simultaneous stream. If the numbers don't clear it, no provider is going to fix that.