Multi-connection: the card and the cartoons, same night, no argument
By Théo Renard, Live Sport & PPV Streaming Editor Last updated
Every household hits the same clash: the fight card is on, the kids want cartoons, and someone's mid-series on their phone. A multi-connection plan solves it in one line — each screen watches its own thing at the same time, on one subscription and one payment. Here's how simultaneous streams work and how to pick the right number.
- Connections = simultaneous screens watching different channels at once.
- Solo 1 · Duo 2 · Famille 3 — same line-up and every event on all; only screens differ.
- No per-stream metering — pick the number of rooms, that's the price.
How many connections do you need?
| Plan | Screens at once | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | 1 | One TV, or one viewer at a time |
| Duo | 2 | Living room + a phone or bedroom |
| Famille | 3 | A household that watches in parallel |
Count the screens that realistically run at the same time — not the total devices in the house. One login installs on all your devices; the plan only caps how many play at once.
The event-night point On a big card, multi-connection means two rooms can watch the same fight, or one watches the prelims while another has the football — no one waits, no one's outvoted. Every connection carries the full event line-up, not a reduced one.
What each screen still gets
- The identical line-up — 20,000+ channels and every PPV event, on every connection.
- Its own choice — different channels on each screen at the same time.
- Any device — TV, box, phone, tablet or PC; the plan just governs simultaneous play.
Frequently asked questions
What is a multi-connection IPTV plan?
It’s the number of screens that can watch different things at the same time on one subscription. One connection = one stream at a time; two or three connections let separate rooms watch separate channels simultaneously.
Which plan do I need?
Count the screens that will realistically watch at once. Solo (1) suits a single-TV home; Duo (2) covers the living room plus a phone or bedroom; Famille (3) is for a household that watches in parallel. Every plan carries the identical line-up and every event — only the simultaneous screens change.
Does multi-connection cost per stream?
No hidden per-stream fee — you simply pick the plan with the number of connections you need, and that’s the price. No metering, no surprises mid-month.
Can two people watch the same fight card on different TVs?
Yes — with two or more connections, separate screens can watch the same event or different channels at the same time. One login, several rooms.
Pick connections by how your household actually watches on a busy night — one, two or three screens in parallel — and the remote-control war is over. Same channels, same events on every screen. Tell us your rooms and we'll point you at the right plan.