What to check before you subscribe
Use the current EUR term schedule and confirm concurrent streams, fees and your country’s account conditions. Include the exact language or subtitle requirement in the trial request.
- Current personal figures use EUR.
- The reseller enquiry publishes no price or credit conversion.
Source discrepancies
- An earlier indexed pricing edition gave different EUR totals and simultaneous connection figures. The direct pricing page gives the current figures and requests connection confirmation.
Published terms
| Plan or pack | Full total | Cost per unit | Account terms | Source checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | EUR 8.99 | EUR 8.99 per month equivalent | Connections unspecified | Published terms |
| 3 months | EUR 21.99 | EUR 7.33 per month equivalent | Connections unspecified | Published terms |
| 6 months | EUR 35.99 | EUR 6.00 per month equivalent | Connections unspecified | Published terms |
| 12 months | EUR 49.99 | EUR 4.17 per month equivalent | Connections unspecified | Published terms |
The totals come from the provider pages shown. Confirm the checkout total, taxes, player fees and renewal terms for your account.
Start with where you will watch
Give the country, region, language and device when checking a programme. A channel brand can have local versions or different rights by country. If subtitles or a particular audio track matter, test them on the intended player and keep the programme date and title with your support request.
Compare terms from the same EUR schedule
The current three-month total is EUR 21.99, or EUR 7.33 per month for comparison. The annual total is EUR 49.99. Choose the term that fits the dates you need and confirm the account’s concurrent connections. Keep any separate player charge and the final invoice amount in the same record for an accurate total.
Get country and tax details in the reseller quote
Ask the seller for the invoicing currency, final price including any applicable tax, the debit rules and the permissions attached to the panel. Request separate examples for a new line and a renewal. A multi-operator arrangement should specify who can change terms and who handles customer support in each country you intend to serve.
