Subscription guide 01
Choose duration before chasing a channel count
The TellyProof catalogue begins with duration because that is the clearest commercial difference a customer can control. One month is a lower-commitment way to understand an unfamiliar setup. Three months can fit a defined season or budget window. Six months is a medium-term choice for a home that already knows its device and connection, while twelve months offers the lowest equivalent monthly figure for a setup that has been properly checked. None of those labels proves that a plan is right for every household. The catalogue therefore shows the full total, screen choice and practical purpose together rather than ranking the longest plan first simply because it produces the largest order.
A large catalogue number is not a substitute for a useful product definition. Before checkout, write down the programmes, channel types, languages, accessibility features and picture expectations that would make the subscription worthwhile. The final package must be confirmed on WhatsApp before payment, so the important requirements can be discussed without turning the public page into an unqualified promise. If a particular live event or premium channel decides the purchase, ask about that exact item and date. TellyProof does not advertise every match, every film or every broadcaster. The order is based on the package actually confirmed for the chosen duration, screens and device.
Use a stopping rule. If the intended device is unknown, the weakest viewing room has not been tested, the number of simultaneous viewers is unclear or a must-have programme has not been confirmed, do not move to a long duration merely to secure a lower monthly equivalent. Open the one-month product or contact the published WhatsApp line with a specific question. Once the requirements are documented, the catalogue becomes easy to use: select the shortest duration that matches the household’s confidence, choose the real concurrency level and carry those values into checkout. This keeps the decision explainable if another person in the home later asks what was purchased and why.
Subscription guide 02
Understand the sixteen visible price combinations
There are four durations and four simultaneous-screen options, creating sixteen authored totals. The one-screen prices are £8.99 for one month, £17.99 for three months, £27.99 for six months and £49.99 for twelve months. Each product page also shows the two-, three- and four-screen totals. A price link carries only product, plan and screen identifiers to the internal checkout. It does not include a name, device, email address or note. Checkout reads those allowed identifiers, displays the matching price and ignores values that are not part of the published matrix. This prevents an edited URL from quietly inventing an offer that was never shown on the site.
Equivalent monthly cost is useful only when it is labelled correctly. Dividing £49.99 by twelve helps compare duration value, but it does not mean the customer is charged one twelfth every month. The visible figure is the total for the selected period and screen count. Budget for the total, then confirm the payment route in the WhatsApp conversation. If a reply contains a different amount, package or destination, pause and ask for an explanation through the original line. Do not send card details, online-banking credentials, a one-time code or a payment screenshot containing sensitive information through the website form. The form exists to prepare an order request, not to imitate a bank or card checkout.
Screen upgrades should be compared against actual household overlap. A four-person household does not automatically need four streams if everyone normally watches together, while two people may need two when their viewing regularly overlaps. Draw the busiest normal evening and count concurrent playback. The price table then gives the relevant total without hiding multi-screen cost in a later sales step. If the household requirement changes after purchase, ask how an upgrade or new order would work rather than calculating a private pro-rata price from the table. The written WhatsApp confirmation remains the reference for what was agreed, including duration, number of streams, total and any device-specific setup note.
Subscription guide 03
Check the device and app route before payment
Compatibility is specific. “Smart TV” can describe several operating systems, model years and app stores, so begin with the model number when possible. TellyProof checkout offers clear categories for Smart TV, Android or Google TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, smartphones or tablets, PC or Mac, and other hardware. The chosen category appears in the prepared WhatsApp message. Support can then confirm the expected setup before money changes hands. If the proposed route requires an unfamiliar download, disabled security setting or remote-control session, stop and ask why. A setup explanation should never require the customer’s complete password, card PIN or one-time authentication code.
Network placement is part of device compatibility. A television behind a thick wall may perform differently from a phone beside the router even when both use the same broadband account. Test the exact room at the time the household normally watches. Ethernet is useful when practical because it can remove Wi-Fi uncertainty from the comparison. For wireless use, note whether the television connects to a strong band, whether other devices create congestion and whether a mesh or access point is correctly placed. Extra simultaneous screens increase the importance of this planning because several streams can expose weak coverage that a single daytime demonstration did not reveal.
Plan how the service will be used, not only how it will be installed. Check remote simplicity, profiles, parental controls, subtitles, audio tracks, programme-guide behaviour and the ability of each viewer to recover from an ordinary app restart. A technically compatible device can still be a poor household fit if the person who needs it cannot navigate the interface independently. Record accessibility requirements in the optional checkout note so they are visible before activation. The public site does not guarantee that a feature is present on every item; the exact package, programme and device combination must be confirmed where it matters to the order.
Subscription guide 04
Plan broadband capacity for simultaneous streams
Internet television needs stable capacity, not merely an impressive advertised broadband speed. As a cautious planning range, allow around 10–15 Mbps for each HD stream and 25–50 Mbps for each 4K stream, then reserve headroom for calls, gaming, cloud backups and other users. These figures are not an uptime or picture guarantee. Actual demand changes with the source, codec, application and adaptive-quality behaviour. Measure in the television room during a normal busy period. If the result is much lower than a test beside the router, improve local coverage or use Ethernet before paying for a multi-screen option the home network cannot support consistently.
Multiply the planning range by the number of streams likely to run at once. Two HD programmes plus a large download can behave differently from one 4K programme even when the headline totals look similar. Observe stability over several minutes and repeat at another busy time. A single speed-test peak does not reveal packet loss, interference, router overload or a device that struggles to decode the selected format. When troubleshooting, change one layer at a time: try another authorised programme, another legitimate app, Ethernet if available and another compatible device. Record what changes rather than jumping immediately to a faster broadband contract.
Picture quality remains conditional. A 4K panel cannot create a 4K source, and an HDR badge on a device does not mean every programme includes HDR. Ask about important content and the exact hardware. Leave automatic quality enabled unless a supported step advises otherwise; forcing a high resolution on an unstable link can produce more buffering without adding real detail. Live streams can also have delay compared with broadcast reception, which matters when notifications or neighbours reveal a result first. TellyProof does not publish a universal latency or buffering guarantee. The product promise is a transparent selection and confirmation process, while real performance still depends on source, connection and device.
Subscription guide 05
Know what checkout sends to WhatsApp
The checkout is an internal TellyProof page, not a redirect to another television seller. It begins with the plan and screen identifiers chosen from the catalogue, then shows the matching GBP total from the same central data. Name, email, device and notes are optional; the customer reviews the summary before continuing. Pressing the final button opens a prefilled message to +212 781 785 885. The message includes the public offer URL and can be reviewed before the customer sends it. Optional fields are not stored in the website address or in local or session storage.
WhatsApp is the conversation in which compatibility, final package availability and payment instructions are confirmed. Opening the app does not itself purchase or activate anything. Read the prepared message, correct the selection on the checkout page if necessary and send only when duration, screen count, total and device are accurate. Keep the reply that confirms the order. If the conversation proposes a different price, ask for the reason and make sure the final terms are understood before paying. The prepared message keeps the offer details together in the chat, but it is not an invoice, guarantee or proof that access has started.
Limit the information shared. A name, device and concise package question are normally enough to begin. Do not paste card numbers, bank passwords, government identifiers, one-time codes or unredacted screenshots into the form or chat. WhatsApp and Meta process the conversation under their own services and policies once the message is sent. If privacy is a concern, keep optional fields blank and ask only the questions needed to confirm the order. The TellyProof privacy page explains the website’s role, while the checkout itself warns that the final communication leaves the site. Clear boundaries make the convenience of messaging less likely to become an invitation to overshare.
Subscription guide 06
Treat package availability and rights claims carefully
IPTV is a delivery method, not a legal category by itself. Permission to distribute content depends on the programme, channel, territory, date and commercial arrangement. TellyProof therefore avoids public claims that every premium channel, current cinema film or live sports match is included. The final package is confirmed before payment, and a customer with essential content should name it in the checkout note. A generic logo panel or old screenshot should not override the written confirmation. Where a UK sports competition matters, the household can also check the current rightsholder’s public information because coverage can move between seasons and packages.
A VPN changes network routing but does not create content rights, extend a subscription territory or replace a TV Licence. Use the service only within the confirmed package and conditions. If an item disappears, record what changed and contact the established support line rather than searching for an unknown reseller. Catalogues can evolve during any duration, especially a full year, so an annual plan should not be described as a permanent list. The commercial decision is whether the confirmed package and handling of changes are acceptable for the price and period, not whether a seller can display the biggest possible number on a landing page.
UK TV Licence requirements are separate from the TellyProof subscription. Watching or recording live television on any channel or service, and using BBC iPlayer, normally requires a licence, while most other on-demand-only viewing is treated differently. The household should check the current official rule for its circumstances. The displayed plan price does not include a TV Licence. Home subscriptions also should not be used as proof of permission for a pub, workplace, club or paid public screening. Commercial exhibition can involve different products and rights. The legal guides remain available to explain these distinctions without turning a product page into personal legal advice.
Subscription guide 07
Select, confirm, record and review
A strong order process can be reduced to four verbs. Select the duration and screen count from the authored catalogue. Confirm the main device, priority package requirements and displayed total before payment. Record the WhatsApp confirmation and any receipt without storing passwords or sensitive banking information beside it. Review the setup promptly, while the conversation and device details are fresh. This sequence is deliberately calmer than a countdown or “last chance” banner. TellyProof does not use fake scarcity, an unsupported customer count or a fabricated review score to push a longer plan. The customer should choose because the visible option fits, not because the page manufactures urgency.
After setup, test ordinary tasks: opening the application, starting a known stream, changing programmes, using the guide, enabling needed accessibility features and recovering after closing the app. Test every screen included in a multi-screen option and do so during a representative busy period. If something fails, report the device, time and exact message to the published line. Avoid changing several router, application and device settings at once because that makes the cause harder to isolate. The support conversation can work from a concise record more effectively than from the statement “it does not work”. No public page can guarantee performance in every home, but a repeatable check gives the customer useful evidence.
Before the chosen duration ends, review actual use. Count the screens that were active, identify features that mattered, note any unresolved problem and decide whether the same duration still fits. A twelve-month plan may be good value for an established home; a shorter period may remain better when devices, address or viewing needs are changing. Any new period should be confirmed at the price and package available then. The catalogue links remain stable, but visible dates and terms can be updated. A fresh selection prevents an old screenshot or earlier chat from being mistaken for a permanent offer and keeps the customer in control of the next decision.
Subscription guide 08
Use the guide library without leaving the TellyProof funnel
The catalogue is commercial, while the guide library answers the practical questions that can block a sensible purchase. Device pages explain smart televisions, streaming sticks and multi-room planning. Broadband pages cover Wi-Fi placement, Ethernet, buffering and data use. Legal pages explain the difference between an internet delivery method, content permission and the separate UK TV Licence question. These guides remain internal to TellyProof and return the reader to the subscription catalogue when the relevant uncertainty is resolved. They are not disguised buttons that send a buyer to another provider. External links inside clearly labelled source sections exist only to support changeable legal, technical or rights facts.
Choose the next guide from the unanswered field. If the main screen is uncertain, begin with device compatibility. If several people will watch at once, use the multi-room and broadband-capacity material before selecting extra streams. If one event or channel decides the order, use the relevant rights guide and then write the requirement into checkout. If cancellation or digital-service rights are the concern, read the consumer guide and ask how the confirmed order handles that situation. This intent-based path is stronger than publishing dozens of near-identical sales pages because each page solves a different job and links to the one product catalogue.
Search visibility and customer clarity point in the same direction. The homepage owns the broad IPTV UK entry point; this catalogue owns subscription choice; the price list owns the full matrix; each product page explains one duration; comparison helps with trade-offs; and checkout is noindex because it exists only to prepare a personal order. Breadcrumbs, descriptive titles, original images, useful alternative text and matching structured data make that architecture machine-readable. More importantly, a customer can move from question to answer to product without losing context. The commercial destination remains TellyProof checkout and, only at the final step, the published WhatsApp line.