IPTV Duo plan — two screens, the popular choice
By Théo Renard, Live Sport & PPV Streaming Editor Last updated
The Duo plan is the tier most homes settle on: the whole line-up, every included card, on two screens at once, from about €7.42/month on the yearly term. It exists because a fight night doesn't stay in one room — the main event plays out front while the undercard, a film or a kids' channel runs in the back, no fight over the remote.
- 2 screens at once, both the full line-up and events — independent viewing in two rooms.
- ~€7.42/month billed yearly (€89/year).
- Best for couples and two-room homes — the everyday sweet spot for event nights.
Who the Duo plan suits
- Couples — the card in one room, a series in the other, nothing to negotiate.
- Living room + bedroom — two TVs live through the same event night.
- TV + tablet homes — the main screen plus someone trailing the undercard on a second device.
- Sport fans with company — two parallel matches on two screens when the calendar clashes.
How the plans compare
| Plan | Screens at once | Per year | Per month | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solo | 1 | €59 | €4.92/mo | One screen, the whole card |
| Duo ← this plan | 2 | €89 | €7.42/mo | Two rooms on fight night |
| Famille | 3 | €115 | €9.58/mo | A room each, three cards |
Every tier carries the identical line-up; you're choosing simultaneous screens. Full detail on the pricing page.
What every tier includes — Duo too
- 20,000+ live channels plus the included event cards — sport, news, entertainment, kids, international.
- 60,000+ on-demand films & series for the quieter nights (VOD).
- The TV guide and catch-up on supported channels — rewind a card you joined late.
- HD, Full HD and 4K where the feed allows, on any device.
Two 4K cards running together? Budget roughly 25 Mbps per stream, so ~50 Mbps for two simultaneous 4K events. Wire at least the main TV with Ethernet so the room with the main card never blinks — the speed guide has the numbers.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Duo IPTV plan?
Duo is the two-screen ticket — the full line-up, every included card, playing on two screens at once, from about €7.42/month on the yearly term. It's the tier most people land on because it covers the main event out front and a second screen in the back at the same time.
Why do most people pick the two-screen tier?
Because a fight night is rarely a solo affair: the main card runs on the living-room TV while someone else has the undercard, a film or a kids' channel in another room. Two simultaneous streams matches that everyday reality without paying for a third you rarely use.
Do both screens get the full line-up and events?
Yes. Both streams pull from the identical 20,000+ channels, VOD and included event cards — the tier sets how many watch at once, never what any of them can watch.
Can the two screens run different events at once?
Completely independently. One screen on the main card, the other on a parallel match, a film or cartoons — two separate streams under a single subscription.
Is Duo enough for a family?
For many, yes — two rooms at once suits couples and small homes. If three rooms regularly want their own screen on a big night, Famille (3 screens) is the better fit.