How Many IPTV Connections Do You Need? (1–4 Plan Guide)

King IPTV plans come with 1, 2, 3 or 4 connections. Choosing the right number saves money if you would have over-bought, and saves frustration if you would have under-bought. This guide explains what a connection is and helps you pick.

What is an IPTV connection?

In IPTV, a connection normally means one stream playing at a time on your subscription. It is about how many screens are watching at the same moment, not how many devices you have installed the player on. You can set up a player on a Firestick, a phone and a laptop, but with a 1-connection plan only one of them can stream at once.

How to count your connections

1. List every screen that might be watching in the evening — living room, bedroom, kids' room, phone, tablet, computer.
2. Decide the most that would run together on a busy night. That number is your starting point.
3. If it is more than 4, contact us about options.

Also remember the internet limit: every extra simultaneous stream uses bandwidth. As a general guide, about 10 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps per 4K stream. Several 4K screens at once need a fast connection — see the internet speed requirements and our buffering guide.

Quick chooser

Prices for every plan

This is the complete King IPTV price list. Monthly figures are the plan price divided by the number of paid months; free bonus months are extra.

Which plan length should you pick?

• 3 months is the lowest commitment and a good way to settle in after the trial.
• 6 and 12 months lower the monthly cost and include +1 month free.
• 24 months has the lowest monthly cost and includes +2 months free.

Not sure yet? Start the 24-hour free trial first — no credit card is required — and use our trial checklist to test your own setup. A 7-day money-back guarantee also applies; see the refund policy.