Three people, three different channels, one login — the tier busy households settle on, and where the per-stream rate falls off a cliff.
Every plan carries the same 25,000+ channels, the same 145,000+ on-demand library and the same 4K feeds. What differs is below.
Per connection per month: $8.33 at two, $4.06 at three, $3.96 at four. The drop from two to three is the steep part; four barely improves on it. If you're weighing tiers purely on efficiency, three is the answer.
Households counting viewers routinely undercount. Two adults plan for two streams, then remember the kids have tablets, or that somebody watches from the kitchen. On two connections the third person gets an error, and it's found mid-match on a Sunday rather than on a quiet Tuesday.
Our 12-month single plan carries three streams for $59.99. This tier is $145.99. Choose it when you want the multi-connection provisioning, the named contact and the peak-load handling — not merely because three people watch.
Each stream arrives at full quality, so three 4K streams want roughly 75 Mbps of headroom. Wi-Fi usually fails before broadband does — wire the main TV with Ethernet, keep the rest on 5GHz, and most trouble disappears.
It matches how households actually watch, and it's where the per-connection rate drops most sharply — $8.33 at two connections to $4.06 at three.
Only if you want the multi-connection tier itself. The single plan is $59.99 and already includes three concurrent streams.
Around 75 Mbps of headroom for three 4K streams, or roughly 30 Mbps if they run in HD.
Yes — each stream is delivered independently at full quality. Nothing is downgraded at our end; your connection is the limit.
1 concurrent stream · $8.00 a month
2 concurrent streams · $6.50 a month
3 concurrent streams · $5.00 a month
2 concurrent streams · $8.33 per connection / month
4 concurrent streams · $3.96 per connection / month
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