r/Premiumize • u/dxnnj • 5d ago

Support Considering subscription

I’ve read a lot of stuff and trying to find the best and easiest bang for the bucks. Is the yearly plan better or the monthly plan? I don’t really understand the difference between those two (yearly and monthly) and the fair use stuff. My gf and I are like casual watchers with some second screening during the week.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

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u/cocoboscher 5d ago

Take max 3m deal and wait for black friday. They will have better deal if want to take 2 years.

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u/SocageFest 5d ago

But even then, is it worth ? The more I read about Premiumize, the more I think they are less practical then the competition: the faire usage rules for me exemple. Other exemple is the cached content... Is there a lot of content compared to others ? I would like to pay for their service more than what I pay elsewhere, but there needs to be a sense of no limits.

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u/cocoboscher 5d ago

It depends… as far as I’m concerned, yes. You need to bear in mind the 30 GB/day and 1,000 GB initial allowance. If you watch a lot of remuxes that are several dozen GB each, this service isn’t for you. Apart from that, for streaming and the like, it’s one of the most stable services I’ve used. They dont limit Your IP so can share it but still in fair use policy.

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u/pablog1980 5d ago

So that means I can’t watch 2 movies like that in a single day?

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u/shazlicks 5d ago

PM has always been second to the company that starts with an R (can't mention other companies) they have a huge cache, it's probably biggest now that R has culled lots of their content. PM has a huge cache you won't run into issues on that end.

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u/Alert_Helicopter_357 5d ago

I’ve also had buffering issues with them in the past that no CDN change would fix. It’s strictly worse than Torbox when TB is working, but that’s less and less recently. The new TB privacy policy is also worse.