Streaming TV for families in different households
Streaming TV for families in different households works on I Vue TV: a family member who does not live with you can watch on your account, as long as their device is one of the five registered devices on it. One subscription, one bill, more than one address.
Five registered devices
Shared across one account
How the five devices work
Every I Vue TV subscription comes with access to five devices, and those five are registered to the account. The rule that matters for a split family is simple: the device has to be one of your five. A daughter three states away is not a separate plan and not a guest login — her laptop is just one of the five devices registered to you.
Be honest about the limit
Five is the total, not five per household. A living-room TV, a kitchen tablet, and two phones at your address leaves exactly one registration for someone else. It is worth deciding together who claims a slot before you sign up — a family of two addresses usually works comfortably, three starts to get tight. We would rather you know that now than find out later.
What everyone gets
The same fully licensed service on every registered device — national TV networks, international programming from more than 150 countries, and comprehensive sports coverage. Nobody is on a reduced tier because they are the one who moved away. It also travels: the service runs on a phone or tablet over cell coverage without Wi-Fi, which helps if one of your five is a student moving between dorm and home.
One bill, no contract
$49.95 a month covers the account and all five registered devices — not $49.95 each. It is month-to-month with no contracts, so you can cancel anytime if the family situation changes, and there is a 7-day money back guarantee for a full refund inside the first week.
One account, more than one address
$49.95 a month, five registered devices, no contracts. Cancel anytime.
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