In this guide
People ask about the price of CatchOn TV more than anything else. The short answer is that one month starts at $20, and each longer length works out cheaper per month. This article shows the arithmetic and helps you choose.
The plan prices
The full table is on the prices page. In summary, one month costs $20, three months $40, six months $60, twelve months $99 and twenty-four months $145. Every length includes the same service, so the choice depends only on how long you want to stay and how much you want each month to cost.
The monthly figure
Divide the price by the number of months and the picture changes. One month is $20 a month, three months about $13.33 a month, six months $10 a month, twelve months about $8.25 a month and twenty-four months about $6.04 a month. The longer the plan, the lower each month, so the twenty-four-month plan is our lowest monthly cost.
Extra screens
One screen is included. Each extra screen adds 45 per cent of the plan price, up to five screens in total. On a one-month plan, that means each extra screen adds $9. On a twelve-month plan, it adds about $44.55. The exact amounts are on the plan pages.
Which length fits
- One month suits a test, a short stay or a household that wants to see the picture first.
- Three or six months suit a sporting season or a few months at home without renewing.
- Twelve or twenty-four months suit people who know they will watch for a long time and want the lowest cost per month.
What price does not include
It does not include a device, a network or a wallet fee. Your crypto wallet charges a network fee on top of the amount shown on your payment page, and that fee varies with the coin and the network.
The short version
Pick the length that matches how long you will watch. The longer the plan, the lower the monthly cost, and extra screens cost 45 per cent of the plan price each. Our FAQ covers payment questions.

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