By Strong 8K Editorial · Updated 21 October 2026

Start with your routine, then choose the term
A subscription is easier to choose when you know how you will use it. Are you testing a new TV setup, watching through a particular season or looking for a year of everyday entertainment? Match the term to that routine. A longer plan lowers the monthly equivalent, but the full term is paid together.
Compare the full price
The 1-month plan costs $9.99. Three months cost $24.99, equivalent to $8.33 per month. Six months cost $39.99, equivalent to $6.67 per month. Twelve months cost $54.99, equivalent to $4.58 per month after rounding. Every plan includes the same listed viewing features; the duration is the main difference.
Understand what the monthly equivalent means
The monthly equivalent is the package total divided by its number of months. It helps you compare terms, but it is not an instalment payment. For example, the 12-month plan is $54.99 for the full year. Buying twelve individual 1-month terms would total $119.88 at the current listed price, a difference of $64.89.
Check your setup before committing
Before choosing a longer term, try the player on the screen you actually use. Test a live channel and an on-demand title, check audio and subtitles, and confirm the permitted simultaneous connections. A free trial request is a practical way to discuss these checks with support.
Make a decision you can explain
Choose one month for a shorter commitment, three or six months for a defined season, or twelve months for the lowest listed monthly equivalent. Review the connection allowance, player requirements and activation details before placing your order.
