Check the household’s busiest viewing hour
The Golden OTT price list gives the total for each plan and describes one active connection for the listed offers. A shared account can suit a household where people watch in turns. A household with a second screen in regular use needs a written simultaneous allowance for that order. Check which app is usable on each screen before treating a price comparison as finished.
Check on your setup
Write out an ordinary evening. If two sessions overlap, ask for the price and terms for that actual situation. Check the separate app licence and refund terms before committing to an annual payment.
What the provider publishes
The Golden OTT site separates plans, trials and setup material.
Published viewing terms
Provider list reviewed 2026-11-13. The monthly equivalent is the full term amount divided by its duration.
| Months | Published USD total | Approx. USD per month |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $8.99 | $8.99 |
| 3 | $23.99 | $8.00 |
| 6 | $38.99 | $6.50 |
| 12 | $49.99 | $4.17 |
The listed terms show one active connection.
The provider describes a free one-day trial after installing the recommended player.
For reseller enquiries
Confirm the credit unit and whether a balance stays valid when your business account pauses.
Credit schedules to clarify
The pricing page and the reseller card archive describe different credit pack sizes and rates. Ask which catalogue applies to your panel and request the exact term deduction with the quote.
Bring a useful favourites list to a replacement screen
Golden OTT’s favourites guide treats a saved channel as a shortcut within the chosen player. That is a helpful starting point when a new television opens the viewing account but the old favourites are missing. First open the old player if it still works. Write down the app name, the selected profile and a few sources the household opens often. Use the exact station edition where there are similar names. The list you make is useful even when the two devices use different players and there is no shared import format. Golden OTT favourites guide
Find out where the old player kept the list
Look for a published backup, profile or synchronization option in the old player. It may have kept the shortcuts on that device, under a particular profile, or in an export format understood by the same app. If the publisher documents an export, confirm which editions can read it. Use its supported process and store any resulting file privately. A player export can contain more than favourite names, including account or source information. Where the two apps have no supported migration path, keep the written shortlist and recreate it from the authorized account. Move a guide to a new player
Keep an eye on the selected profile and any filter that only shows a certain group. An apparently empty list can mean that you have opened a different profile or left a filter enabled. Check whether the app’s own backup settings cover local favourites before clearing data or removing the app. Golden OTT’s public guide advises testing one entry before reorganising the whole list. That takes less time and leaves a working control when the next step behaves differently. When clearing app data changes saved settings
Restore one shortcut and see where it leads
On the replacement device, use the new player’s actual remote or touch controls to add one familiar station. Close and reopen the favourites screen. Open the shortcut and check the programme or station edition rather than relying on the name beside it. If two entries show the same logo, compare the local programme or preferred audio. A source can be renamed between app versions. Your test tells you whether the shortcut is useful now, even when the written name on the old device no longer matches.
Keep the old player available until the comparison is done
Suppose, in a fictional move, a family’s first shortcut opens the expected evening news but a children’s channel points to a different regional feed. The family can keep using the original shortcut while checking the second station’s guide and selecting the correct feed on the new device. Write the two results separately. Before retiring the old player, reopen the new one with the normal remote and repeat the shortcuts another person in the household needs. That last check catches a profile or navigation problem while both devices are still available. Compare a programme with the local station