1, 2 or 3 screens: which devices fit your WorldIPTV plan

A WorldIPTV plan is priced by how long you subscribe and by how many devices play at the same time. One, two or three screens is the choice that changes the bill. The stick, television app, phone, tablet or laptop in each room is only an example of who is watching. If you are still unsure, start with the 24-hour free trial. It asks for no card. Use it on the device you already watch most, then set the screen count on the pricing page. The compare page groups a few household patterns; the sections below attach a device mix and the USD math to each one.

A screen is one stream at a time

On the pricing page, screens mean the devices that can stream together. You can install the app on every television and phone in the house. A one-screen plan plays on one of them at a time. A two-screen plan plays on two. A three-screen plan plays on three.

A phone in your pocket and a stick on the living-room television can share a one-screen plan when they take turns. When both need a picture together, the plan is a two-screen plan. The complete IPTV guide explains how a subscription reaches a player. This article stays on how many players you want active at once.

USD totals and the 1×, 1.4× and 1.75× steps

One-screen USD totals on the pricing page are $12 for 1 month, $25 for 3 months, $35 for 6 months and $65 for 12 months. Two simultaneous screens multiply that total by 1.4. Three multiply it by 1.75. The per-month figure is the multiplied total divided by the number of months, rounded to the nearest cent. The pricing page and the compare page apply those same steps. EUR, GBP, CAD and AUD use the same multipliers on the one-screen amount for that currency; switch currency on the pricing page to see them. The worked figures below stay in USD.

The one-screen monthly figures are $25 ÷ 3 = $8.33, $35 ÷ 6 = $5.83 and $65 ÷ 12 = $5.42. Two screens: $35 ÷ 3 = $11.67, $49 ÷ 6 = $8.17 and $91 ÷ 12 = $7.58. Three screens: $43.75 ÷ 3 = $14.58, $61.25 ÷ 6 = $10.21 and $113.75 ÷ 12 = $9.48. A longer duration lowers the per-month figure. The screen multiplier sits on top of whichever duration you pick.

On the pricing page the 6-month plan is marked most popular and the 12-month plan is marked best value. Those labels refer to the duration. They stay meaningful at two and three screens because the multiplier scales the total you already chose.

WorldIPTV's FAQ lists 10 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per screen, and it recommends Ethernet or 5 GHz Wi-Fi. One HD screen is that 10 Mbps figure once. Two HD screens are 20 Mbps if both are in HD. Three 4K screens at 25 Mbps each are 75 Mbps if all three are in 4K together. Count the streams you will actually run before you buy the tier that assumes they all play at once.

One screen: one room, and a spare device that waits

A one-screen plan fits a household that watches together, or one person who moves between devices. The multiplier is 1, so the totals stay at $12, $25, $35 and $65.

Typical mixes:

• A streaming stick or the television's own app in the living room, and a phone you open after the television is off.
• A tablet in the evening and a laptop during the day, with only one of them playing.
• A single smart TV, with no second room asking for its own stream.

The compare page pairs "trying it out" with a 1-month, 1-screen plan ($12) and "one TV, one household" with a 12-month, 1-screen plan ($65, or $5.42 a month). The short plan is the low-commitment check. The 12-month plan is the lower monthly figure once you know that one stream is enough.

A spare phone or a bedroom television can still have the app installed. On a normal evening, if that second device stays idle while the living room plays, you are still in the one-screen tier.

Two screens: two rooms, or a TV and a phone together

Two screens fit when two people want different shows at the same time. The multiplier is 1.4, which is 40% on top of the one-screen total for that duration.

Typical mixes:

• Two televisions, one in the living room and one in a bedroom.
• The living-room television plus a phone or tablet in another room.
• One person on a laptop and someone else on the main TV.

The compare page calls one scenario "Football season only" and pairs it with a 6-month, 2-screen plan. The math on that line is $35 × 1.4 = $49, or $49 ÷ 6 = $8.17 a month. A 12-month, two-screen plan is $65 × 1.4 = $91, or $91 ÷ 12 = $7.58 a month. The shorter term fits when the overlap lasts for part of the year. The longer term fits when two rooms stay on together through the year.

If the second television is only used when the first is off, the one-screen plan still covers both installs. Move to two screens when two people watch at the same time on a regular evening.

Three screens: a family in more than one room

Three screens fit a home where three devices are likely to play at once. The multiplier is 1.75, which is 75% above the one-screen total.

Typical mixes:

• Living room, bedroom and a child's room, each with its own television.
• Two televisions plus a phone or tablet that someone uses while the TVs are on.
• A main TV, a second set, and a laptop.

The compare page pairs "family with several TVs" with a 12-month, 3-screen plan. That total is $65 × 1.75 = $113.75, or $113.75 ÷ 12 = $9.48 a month. The 1-month, three-screen total is $12 × 1.75 = $21 if you want to confirm a three-way overlap on the short plan first. A 6-month, three-screen plan is $35 × 1.75 = $61.25, or $10.21 a month.

Three HD streams at the FAQ's 10 Mbps figure come to 30 Mbps. If the connection struggles when the third room joins, the two-screen tier still covers two simultaneous devices at the 1.4× price.

Match the tier to a normal evening

Use a 1-month row from the first table when you want the smaller upfront total: $12, $16.80 or $21. Use 3, 6 or 12 months when you already know the overlap. The screen count and the duration are separate choices.

1. Count the devices that will play at the same time on a normal evening. Devices that only take a turn stay on the install list and off the screen count.
2. Run the 24-hour free trial on the main device. No card is required.
3. During that window, notice whether a second person needs a different channel. That overlap is the two-screen tier.
4. Notice whether a third room joins. That overlap is the 1.75× tier.
5. Open pricing or compare, set the screen count, and read the total before you pay.
6. You can change plan later. The pricing FAQ says the remaining value of the current plan is credited toward the new one.

A stick, a smart TV app, a phone, a tablet or a laptop can occupy any of those screens. The bill follows how many of them are on together.

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