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⚡Quick verdict
There is no limit on how many devices you install an IPTV log-in on. What a plan limits is screens: how many of those devices play at the same moment. One screen is enough for someone living alone, or two people sharing the sofa; a busy family with a lounge TV, a bedroom stick and a teenager's phone needs 3.
- Count the most devices that ever play at the same time, not how many you own.
- Going over the limit stops the newest stream, not the whole account.
- Telly Hub plans come in 1, 2, 3 and 4 screens.
Screens, not devices
Think of screens as seats. You can have the app on the lounge TV, two bedroom sticks, three phones and a laptop, and on a 2-screen plan any two of them can watch at once.
Picking the right number
| Home | Usually needs |
|---|---|
| Living alone, or two people on one sofa | 1 screen |
| Couple who often watch different things | 2 screens |
| Family with children who watch in their rooms | 3 screens |
| Shared house, or family plus grandparents elsewhere | 4 screens |
Watch out for the match-day clash: one person on the football in the lounge, another on a soap upstairs, and a third catching up on a phone. That is three.
What the screens cost
With Telly Hub TV, a full year is £64.99 for one screen, £94.99 for two, £124.99 for three and £149.99 for four. The plans page shows all sixteen prices.
Sharing outside your home
A plan can cover a parent’s house too, as long as the total watching at once stays within your screens. See screens and sharing for how to set that up without clashes.
From £5.42 a month
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