Plans & billing
An installation is not a viewing session
A player installed on a phone is software stored on that device. A simultaneous screen is a playback session taking place at the same time as another session. A service can define account, device and connection limits separately. Do not assume that installing an app on several devices makes concurrent playback unlimited.
Compare the same screen count
Our pricing interface offers one through five simultaneous-screen selections. Select a screen count before comparing Standard and Premium totals. Each tier, duration and screen combination has its own configured total. The site does not multiply the single-screen price to invent a multi-screen price.
Understand the monthly equivalent
If a selected duration is 12 months, dividing the total by 12 gives a monthly equivalent for comparison. The number is rounded to two decimals for display. It should not be interpreted as automatic monthly billing or proof of a renewal policy. Ordering and renewal details must be agreed separately.
Think about overlapping viewing
A living-room television and a phone playing at the same time create a different requirement from alternating between those devices. List the sessions you expect to overlap on an ordinary evening. Include background streams you might leave running. Ask how the provider measures sessions and handles a stream that has not closed cleanly.
Keep plan and app terms separate
A player may have its own licensing rules, independent of the subscription’s screen count. The subscription price does not establish that a paid player is included. Keep the account plan, app license and device requirements together when arranging an order so that each part has an explicit answer.
