Not the developer of TiviMate · not affiliated with Armobsoft FZE
Comparison

Best IPTV Belgium: Telecom Packs, Public Apps and IPTV Sellers Side by Side

The best IPTV Belgium option depends on your language, your football and where you live, not on a ranking. Belgian homes choose between telecom TV packs from Proximus, Telenet, Orange or VOO, the free public apps VRT MAX and RTBF Auvio, DAZN for the Jupiler Pro League, and independent IPTV sellers. Belgians in the US or Canada have fewer choices, because several of these services are limited to Belgium.

·Updated November 10, 2026·8 min read
A rainy evening seen through a window over a canal lined with stepped-gable houses, with a lit TV on a sideboard and a waffle, a coffee and a remote on the sill

Vivimate sells an IPTV subscription priced in US dollars, which makes us one of the options below and not a neutral judge. So this page ranks nothing, names no other IPTV store and reports no measurements of our own. Belgian prices come from each company's own page or press release, read on November 8, 2026; what works from abroad comes from help pages read on November 10, 2026.

Two languages, two public broadcasters, one set of telecoms

Belgium splits its television along language lines. Flemish viewers grow up with VRT, French-speaking viewers with RTBF, and a Brussels household may want both. The telecoms, by contrast, sell nationally or by region: Proximus, Telenet, Orange and VOO all deliver TV over your connection, which is IPTV in all but name. So the question isn't whether to use internet TV. It's which seller, in which language, on what terms, and with what rights.

Belgian TV options and prices, read on November 8, 2026

ServiceTypeListed priceWorth knowing
Proximus Flex+ with PickxTelecom pack€90.99 a month (Internet Go, mobile and TV)80+ TV channels; €35 a month off for the first 6 months
Proximus "Sports" optionTelecom add-on€24.99 a month on top of Pickx TVCarries the DAZN channels with the full Pro League
TelenetTelecom packNo TV price on the page readPrices are built in a configurator
DAZNLeague rights holder€29.99 a month, or €24.99 a month for 12 monthsMonthly Pass ends with 30 days' notice
VRT MAXPublic broadcaster app (Dutch)FreeFree VRT profile; reserved for a Belgian home address
RTBF AuvioPublic broadcaster app (French)Not stated on the page readLa Une, Tipik and La Trois listed live
Vivimate (ours)IPTV seller$19.99 USD for one monthPrepaid, no automatic renewal; rights agreements not published

Telenet sends visitors to a configurator instead of listing a TV price, and the Auvio page didn't state its price terms, so neither has a figure here rather than a guess.

Telecom packs: the discount ends, the device stays

Proximus priced its entry Flex+ bundle with TV, Internet Go with mobile and TV, at €90.99 a month in the base configuration, with more than 80 TV channels and €35 a month off for the first 6 months. The contract has no fixed end date, but the page said a device's residual value is due if you leave within 24 months, which is a cost to price in before you sign. A pack built around a mobile line is good value only if you needed that line anyway.

Months 1-6€55.99 a monthFrom month 7€90.99 a monthCancel within 24 months: a device's residual value is dueMonth 1Month 24
Base configuration with Internet Go and mobile, from the Proximus packs page. Options cost extra.

The packs suit homes that want one bill, a familiar guide and a seller whose rights aren't in doubt. Which networks reach your street varies, so check each telecom's address search.

The Jupiler Pro League: DAZN, directly or through a telecom

Belgian top-flight football sits with DAZN this season. Its Belgian help page said every Pro League match is live and on demand, with a Monthly Pass at €29.99 that ends on 30 days' notice, or an annual plan at €24.99 a month for at least 12 months. Proximus announced on 24 June 2026 that its Pickx "Sports" option, €24.99 a month, includes the DAZN channels with the full league, and Orange Belgium said on 15 May 2026 that Orange and VOO customers would get it through DAZN from 2026-27, prices to follow.

DAZN Monthly Pass x 12€359.88DAZN 12-month plan€299.88Proximus Sports option x 12€299.88 + Pickx TVOrange or VOO via DAZNPrices to follow
Euros, before any telecom bundle. The dashed bar has no published price yet.

The annual plan and the Proximus option land at the same yearly figure, but the Proximus route also needs Pickx TV, and the annual plan commits you for a year. A fan unsure about the whole season pays €60 more for the freedom of the monthly pass.

Free public TV in Dutch and French

VRT says VRT MAX costs nothing: you register once for a free VRT profile, and VRT 1, VRT Canvas and Ketnet play live without signing in. RTBF's Auvio lists La Une, Tipik and La Trois among its live channels, and its help page says you need an account to watch. For a household that mostly follows public TV, these two apps may cover most evenings.

Belgian TV from the US or Canada

Many Belgians in North America want news and series from home. The rules differ by service, and the honest summary is that the free Belgian apps are built for people living in Belgium:

Living in BelgiumLiving in the US or CanadaVRT MAXFree with a VRT profileReserved for Belgian addressesRTBF AuvioAccount neededUnflagged videos onlyTV5MONDE+Free, no sign-up neededUS: TV5MONDE subscriptionTelecom packBilled with your internetNeeds a Belgian connectionIPTV sellerLogin for a player appSame; ask about rights
From each service's own help or offer page. Terms change, so check before you rely on one.
  • VRT MAX is reserved, in VRT's words, for people with a Belgian home address.
  • RTBF Auvio. Its help page says not all videos and live streams can be watched from abroad. Each video carries a flag when it is limited to Belgium or to Europe, and a video without one is available everywhere.
  • TV5MONDE+, a French-language platform, says in its help centre that it is free and available in every country except China and the Netherlands, though its US article adds that US viewers need a TV5MONDE subscription through a TV provider.

We don't suggest a VPN to get past those limits; they reflect the rights each broadcaster holds outside Belgium.

Buying from an IPTV seller

An IPTV seller sends a login for a player app on your TV, stick or phone, usually with a long list at a low price. The technology is legal; what decides whether a seller is lawful is the rights it holds. Under Article 3 of the EU copyright directive (2001/29/EC), authors have the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit communication of their works to the public, and in the Filmspeler ruling of 26 April 2017 (C-527/15) the EU Court of Justice held that selling a media player with add-ons linking to unauthorised streams is itself such a communication. Our page on whether IPTV is legal covers the questions to ask.

In practice: search for every Dutch- and French-language channel on your list at the time it airs, and watch during a busy evening on your normal connection. We work with 10 Mbps for HD, 15 Mbps for Full HD and 25 Mbps for 4K per stream; the IPTV internet speed guide explains how to check. Distrust any seller promising the whole Pro League for a few euros, and start with the shortest plan.

Vivimate's terms, for comparison

Vivimate is an IPTV seller for US and Canadian homes, priced in US dollars, prepaid, with no contract and no automatic renewal. We don't publish the rights agreements behind our channels, and we don't promise any named Belgian channel, league or event.

PlanOne device (USD)Two devices (USD)Per month, one device
1 Month$19.99$31.98$19.99/mo
3 Months$29.99$47.98$10.00/mo
6 Months$39.99$63.98$6.67/mo
12 Months + 2 FREE$69.99$111.98$5.00/mo

The 24-hour free trial needs no card: message us on WhatsApp and install a player with our device setup guide. The refund policy covers first purchases and the plans page lists every term. Our guides also cover French TV options and Dutch TV options.

Choose another route if you live in Belgium and want documented rights on one bill, the Pro League is all you watch, or the public apps already cover your viewing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best IPTV for Belgium?

There isn't one answer, and this page reports no measurements of our own. It depends on whether you watch in Dutch or French, whether you follow the Pro League, whether you live in Belgium or abroad, and whether documented rights matter to you. Pick the type of service first, then try it before paying for a long term.

How much does the Jupiler Pro League cost to stream?

On November 8, 2026, DAZN listed a Monthly Pass at €29.99, or €24.99 a month on a 12-month plan, and Proximus sold the DAZN channels in a €24.99 a month "Sports" option on top of Pickx TV. Orange and VOO announced DAZN carriage from 2026-27 with prices to follow.

Can I watch VRT MAX or Auvio from the US or Canada?

VRT says VRT MAX is reserved for people with a Belgian home address. RTBF's Auvio help page, read on November 10, 2026, says not every video or live stream works abroad: a flag marks Belgium-only or Europe-only videos, and videos without one play anywhere. You need an account to watch.

Is IPTV legal in Belgium?

The technology is; Belgian telecoms deliver their own TV with it. Whether a seller is lawful depends on the rights it holds. EU copyright law gives authors the exclusive right to authorise communication of their works to the public, and the EU Court of Justice has ruled against selling access to unauthorised streams.

Does Vivimate carry Belgian channels?

We don't promise any named Belgian channel, league or event. During the free 24-hour trial, search the guide for each channel you watch, in Dutch and in French, at the time it airs.

Sources

Each company's, broadcaster's or institution's own page. Links pay us nothing.

Couldn't read: Telenet's TV prices (configurator only) and Auvio's price terms on November 8, 2026; tv5mondeplus.com refused our reader on November 10, 2026. This page reports no measurements of our own.

New to the service? Start with our complete Vivimate guide — what it includes, what it costs and how to set it up.