Read the plan name before the payment frequency
The current official comparison distinguishes Monthly and Annual and separately offers instalment payment for Annual. A bank statement showing a payment each month cannot by itself identify the Monthly tier. Check the subscription confirmation and account plan rather than reconstructing the entitlement from payment frequency alone.
Feature allowances follow that actual tier
The provider currently gives Monthly and Annual different registered-device, profile, simultaneous-screen, resolution and download ceilings. An Annual subscriber does not become a Monthly subscriber merely because the annual amount is divided into payments. Conversely, a separately renewed Monthly account does not acquire Annual features because twelve payments are planned over a year.
Apply the distinction to a concrete viewing need
For example, a household investigating a screen limit should compare the named plan’s concurrent-screen allowance. It should not count credit-card instalments as additional subscriptions or viewing slots. The same principle applies to downloads: inspect the current per-device allowance and eligible application rather than inferring it from the apparent monthly charge.
Use current local transaction conditions
The help marks its monetary examples as Brazilian references and directs viewers to the actual checkout for currency and current conditions. Retain the total paid period, plan and next account event if asking about a mismatch. This article explains the provider’s plan distinction; it does not infer a refund, cancellation entitlement or new membership from a bank-entry description.
Questions, answered
Does paying Annual in twelve instalments make it the Monthly plan?
No. The provider explicitly distinguishes the annual subscription from its payment method.
Should the feature table be selected from the card-payment frequency?
Use the actual named subscription plan and current account offer.