Half a year, and the point where a second concurrent stream appears — so two people can finally watch different things at the same time.
Every plan carries the same 25,000+ channels, the same 145,000+ on-demand library and the same 4K feeds. What differs is below.
People compare the price and miss this. Going from one concurrent stream to two is the difference between 'someone is watching so nobody else can' and a household that works. It's discovered at the worst possible moment on a single-stream plan — usually mid-match.
If you're buying for a specific season, start slightly before it does. Six months from early September carries an American football season comfortably past the final; started in November it expires before the closing rounds.
Two consecutive 3-month plans cost $47.98 and cover the same half-year. This is $38.99 — $8.99 less, with a second stream the shorter plan doesn't offer at all, and one fewer renewal to remember. There's no scenario where the split purchase wins.
The 12-month plan is $21 more for twice the time and adds a third stream. Per month it clearly wins. Six months wins on commitment — one season, no year-long decision, and you can upgrade later with the unused value credited.
Most US seasons run close to six months. Starting in early September covers an American football season past the final. Starting in August leaves you a fortnight short at the end — take the 12-month plan in that case.
Two devices playing at the same time on different channels. Installations remain unlimited — only simultaneous playback is capped.
Yes. $6.50 against $8.00 a month, and two 3-month terms would cost $47.98 for the same period against $38.99 here.
Yes, and we credit the unused portion toward it. Credentials stay the same, so nothing needs reinstalling.
1 concurrent stream · $8.00 a month
3 concurrent streams · $5.00 a month
2 concurrent streams · $8.33 per connection / month
3 concurrent streams · $4.06 per connection / month
4 concurrent streams · $3.96 per connection / month
Free credentials on WhatsApp in minutes — no card. Run them at a busy hour on your own device, then decide.