Match the stream allowance to your household

Count overlapping sessions

Write down who watches at the same time on a typical evening. One shared television creates a different requirement from a living-room screen and a bedroom screen playing together. The listed allowances are one simultaneous stream for Standard, two for Duo, and three for Elite. Installed devices and active sessions are different questions; ask the service how its allowance applies to your setup.

If you use recording or multiple views, include those features in your enquiry. The presence of a player feature does not determine the service connection allowance. TiviMate's developer describes its paid upgrade as an app feature purchase, so that purchase should be considered separately from the service plan.

Compare the full-term amounts

Standard costs $29 for 3 months, $38 for 6 months, and $57 for 12 months. Duo costs $54, $72, and $108. Elite costs $78, $104, and $156. For example, dividing Standard's 12 month price by 12 gives $4.75 per month as a comparison figure. The listed term price remains $57; the calculation does not describe monthly billing.

Make a separate line for a player purchase or equipment you might need. Request the final payable total and ask whether anything else applies. Tax treatment, payment methods, renewal, and refund terms need the information supplied for your order. They cannot be established from the plan grid alone.

Keep a short order record

Before paying, keep the confirmed plan, term, device, app, and final total together. Add the specific content answer if a particular event or title drives your purchase. Choose a longer commitment only after those details are clear enough for your circumstances. Your own notes make it easier to see whether the written offer answers the question you originally asked.