The plan most families end up on. Three people watching three different things at once — the game, the cartoons, the catch-up — for $4.06 per device a month. Includes a VIP account manager and free channel updates all year.
Two streams runs out the moment a third person wants something different. Four is capacity most households never use. Three is the number that matches a real Sunday afternoon — and it's where the per-device price drops sharply.
What the plan looks like in a house rather than on a spec sheet.
NFL Sunday in 4K on the big Smart TV, regional sports network included, no buffering through the red zone.
Firestick upstairs on a kids channel in HD. Nobody negotiating over the remote, nobody waiting their turn.
Last night's episode on the iPad while dinner cooks. Pause it, move rooms, pick it back up on another screen.
What three streams cost here against three separate subscriptions, and where the neighbouring plans sit.
| Option | Price | Streams | Per device/mo | Logins | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 × single 12-month plans | $179.97 | 3 | $5.00 | 3 separate | — |
| 3 Device Plan — this page 🔥 | $145.99 | 3 | $4.06 | 1 | — |
| 2 Device Plan | $99.99 | 2 | $4.17 | 1 | View |
| 4 Device Plan | $189.99 | 4 | $3.96 | 1 | View |
Only one or two viewers at a time? The 12-month single plan is $59.99 →
Of all six plans we offer, this is the one most families settle on. Not because it's the cheapest, but because three simultaneous streams is the number that stops the arguments.
Households counting their viewers almost always undercount. The classic version: two adults plan for two streams, then remember the kids have a tablet each, or that somebody watches from the kitchen while cooking. On a two-stream plan the third person gets a connection error, and it's discovered at the worst moment — usually mid-game on a Sunday.
Three covers that shape. The main TV, one other room, and a mobile device. Beyond that you're into four-stream territory, which genuinely is more capacity than most homes use.
Per device per month: $8.33 on the 2-device plan, $4.06 here. That's less than half, for one extra stream. The 4-device plan only shaves it to $3.96, so this is where the curve flattens — the biggest efficiency gain in the whole range happens at three.
Against buying three separate 12-month subscriptions at $59.99 each — $179.97 — this plan saves $33.98 and replaces three sets of credentials with one.
Every plan gets 24/7 WhatsApp support from real people. From this plan up, you get a named contact instead of a general queue.
The difference shows on the third or fourth message. You're not re-describing that you're running a Firestick 4K in the living room, a Samsung upstairs, and an iPad in the kitchen — they have it. They handle channel requests directly, and they'll move your account to a different server proactively if your region has trouble, rather than waiting for you to notice a problem.
We deliver each stream independently at full quality. Three devices each get the same 4K feed one device would — nothing is downgraded at our end. Your connection is the constraint.
Budget 25 Mbps per 4K stream and 10 Mbps per HD stream. Three 4K streams want around 75 Mbps of headroom, on top of everything else running. On a 100 Mbps line that's fine; on 50 Mbps, run one or two in HD and the experience stays smooth.
The commonest cause of buffering in a three-stream house isn't the internet plan — it's Wi-Fi. A Firestick two rooms away on 2.4GHz will struggle on any connection. Wire the main TV with Ethernet, keep the others on 5GHz, and most problems disappear.
A single-stream trial won't tell you whether your house handles three. Ask for a three-stream trial and we'll set it up so you can run all three devices simultaneously during a peak evening. Fifteen minutes of that answers the question properly.
Like every plan, there's no auto-renewal and no card on file. Twelve months, then it stops unless you order again. We send a reminder before the expiry date, and renewing keeps your existing credentials — nothing to reinstall on any of the three devices.
Three streams matches how most American households actually watch — the main TV, a second room, and someone on a phone or tablet. It's also where the per-device rate drops most sharply, to $4.06 a month, and where the VIP account manager is included.
Three separate 12-month single plans cost $179.97. This is $145.99 — a saving of $33.98, with one set of credentials instead of three.
Around 25 Mbps per 4K stream and 10 Mbps per HD stream — so roughly 75 Mbps of headroom for three 4K streams. On slower lines, run one or two in HD instead.
A named contact on WhatsApp rather than a general queue, so you're not re-explaining your setup each time. They handle channel requests, move your account to a different server proactively if your region has an issue, and send renewal reminders.
Yes. Each stream is delivered independently at full quality — three devices each get the same 4K feed a single device would. Nothing is downgraded at our end; the limit is your home internet.
Three simultaneous streams for a year at $145.99 — $4.06 per device a month. Test all three on your own connection first if you'd rather be sure.