Choose a connection count by the number of simultaneous streams. Owning five devices does not require five connections if only one is playing at a time.
From CatchON TV · Updated 2026-10-15
Count streams at the busiest time
Think about a typical evening. One person watching in the living room and another watching on a tablet use two connections. A television that is switched off uses none.
Make a list of the screens likely to play at once. Include a stream left running in another room and check that a player closes playback when you exit.
Match the household to the plan
One connection suits one active screen. Two can cover two people watching separately. Three to five suit households with more simultaneous viewing. Only active streams count; a saved login is not an active stream.
Compare the full term
Choose three, six, 12, or 24 months after selecting the connection count. Compare the full USD total in the pricing table. A monthly equivalent is a comparison figure; it does not mean you are billed each month.
Adding more simultaneous streams
Ask support how a change affects your current account and expiry date before placing another order. Keep your existing order reference available so the change can be attached to the right subscription.
Count a normal evening at home
| What is playing? | Connections needed |
|---|---|
| Living-room TV on; phone and bedroom TV idle | 1 |
| A match on the TV and a different show on a tablet | 2 |
| Two TVs and a phone playing different programs | 3 |
| Five devices signed in, with just one playing | 1 |
Before starting on another screen, stop the current video. Returning to a device’s home screen may leave its player running in the background.