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Last analysis · 2026-08-12The best TV subscriptions in Belgium
If you only remember one thing: in Belgium, a TV subscription ranking changes completely depending on whether you rank on the first-year price or on the thirteenth bill.
ItemBestReferenceScoreTrend
ProximusHouseholds wanting the same offer anywhere in Belgium
≈ 55-70 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)
National coverageThe only operator offering the same package and the same set-top box across the whole territory, which makes it the default choice if you move often or live in a poorly cabled area. Its promo-to-full-price gap is high but legible: it is stated on the price list, which is not the case everywhere.
8.4/10
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TelenetFlanders and the cabled Brussels periphery
≈ 55-70 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)
Northern benchmarkOn its own network, Telenet offers the best balance of speed, package and recording features on the Belgian market. The problem is not the offer, it is the map: outside the Flemish cable footprint it simply does not exist for you.
8.0/10
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VOOCabled Wallonia and Brussels
≈ 50-65 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)
Southern benchmarkThe Walloon counterpart to Telenet, with a historically well-positioned trio bundle and a package clearly oriented towards French-language content. It is often the most credible alternative to Proximus in the south, provided the cable runs past your door.
7.7/10
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OrangeHouseholds with no landline that switch offers often
≈ 45-60 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)
Most flexibleOrange owns no TV network of its own and resells access over the cable, which limits its technical room for manoeuvre but allows more modular bundles than average. This is the offer to look at when the landline holds no interest for you.
7.3/10
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ScarletTight budgets and households that watch little
≈ 40-50 EUR/month, flat (TV + internet bundle)
Stable priceScarlet plays the opposite hand to the rest of the market: no headline promotion, therefore no increase in the thirteenth month. The package is short and options are scarce, but this is the only category of offer whose three-year cost is known on the day you sign.
6.9/10
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Proximus
Households wanting the same offer anywhere in Belgium
≈ 55-70 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)
8.4/10- Coverage across the entire country
- One of the most complete base packages
- Mature multi-screen app
2TelenetNorthern benchmark≈ 55-70 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)3VOOSouthern benchmark≈ 50-65 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)4OrangeMost flexible≈ 45-60 EUR/month post-promotion (TV + internet bundle)5ScarletStable price≈ 40-50 EUR/month, flat (TV + internet bundle)6BaseEntry level≈ 38-48 EUR/month, flat (TV + internet bundle)
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