Top 5 best Proximus subscriptions 2026
If you only remember one figure: the most sensible Proximus subscription with television costs 75.99 euros a month once the promotion ends. That is the Flex+ Internet Go + TV bundle, surveyed on proximus.be on 29 September 2026, free for the first three months and then billed at the full rate from the fourth.
Updated 29 September 2026
Proximus is the former state telecoms operator and the only one with its own network across the whole of Belgium. I rank five of its subscriptions here on that full-rate figure, the thirteenth bill, and on what each one contains. The result comes down to a calculation Proximus prints nowhere: inside a Flex+ bundle, television costs 18.00 euros a month, the mobile line 15.00 euros, and moving from copper to Mega fibre 7.00 euros. With those three numbers you can rebuild any bundle and see at a glance what you are paying for and not using. One point before the table: the 0 euro for three months promotion ends on 30 September 2026, and nothing guarantees it will return in the same form.
How much does a Proximus subscription with television cost?
75.99 euros a month post-promotion for the simplest bundle, Flex+ Internet Go + TV, surveyed on proximus.be on 29 September 2026. Every Flex+ bundle taken out up to and including 30 September 2026 is free for three months for a new internet customer, then billed at the full rate from the fourth month, with no step in between.
The five bundles in this ranking, at the thirteenth-bill rate: Internet Go + mobile at 72.99 euros, Internet Go + TV at 75.99 euros, Mega Fiber + TV at 82.99 euros, Internet Go + TV + mobile at 90.99 euros and Giga Fiber + TV at 92.99 euros. The gap between the cheapest and the most expensive reaches 20.00 euros a month, or 240.00 euros over a year.
Over thirty-six months, which is how long most of the households I equipped kept their bundle, the promotion carries little weight. Internet Go + TV comes to 2 507.67 euros, a monthly average of 69.66 euros instead of 75.99. Mega Fiber + TV comes to 2 738.67 euros, Internet Go + TV + mobile to 3 002.67 euros, Giga Fiber + TV to 3 068.67 euros. The three free months take 8.3 % off the bill. It is a genuine gift, and that is all it is.
How much does each building block of a Flex+ bundle cost?
Internet Go 57.99 euros, television 18.00 euros, mobile line 15.00 euros a month. Proximus does not display these amounts separately, but they can be read in the terms of its promotion, which refunds each block to the cent for three months: 57.99 euros on Internet Go, 64.99 euros on Mega Fiber, 74.99 euros on Giga Fiber, 18.00 euros on TV and 15.00 euros on the mobile plan. Add them up and you land exactly on the full rates: 57.99 plus 18.00 gives 75.99 euros, and 57.99 plus 18.00 plus 15.00 gives 90.99 euros.
That grid changes how you read a bundle. Moving from copper to Mega fibre costs 7.00 euros a month. Moving from Mega to Giga costs 10.00 euros more. Adding television to an internet and mobile bundle costs 18.00 euros, or 216.00 euros a year. Outside a bundle, the Internet Go plan sold on its own on the Proximus website costs 59.99 euros, 2.00 euros more than inside a Flex+: the bundling discount is real, but thin.
The Belgian daily L'Avenir reached the same 18.00 euro figure for Pickx TV in an article of 12 August 2026 on replacing a TV subscription with free apps. I mention it because it is the number to keep in mind the day you ask yourself whether television still earns its line on the bill.
One household I helped go through its bill was paying for a trio bundle with a landline that had never been plugged in, a second set-top box in an empty bedroom and a forgotten trial option. Three useless lines. None of them was hidden; they had simply never been read.
Is Proximus fibre worth 7.00 euros more a month?
Yes if fibre reaches your home and several people use the internet at the same time. No if it is for television. Mega Fiber + TV costs 82.99 euros a month, 7.00 euros more than Internet Go + TV, for an advertised speed of up to 500 Mbps. Over a year, 84.00 euros.
Television itself does not need those speeds. Netflix recommends 15 Mbps for a 4K stream. A Pickx set-top box, two TV sets and a computer on a video call fit on a good copper line. Fibre starts to pay off when a household piles up remote work, large downloads and several 4K screens in the evening.
Giga Fiber + TV, at 92.99 euros, is another matter: up to 2 Gbps for 17.00 euros a month more than the base bundle, or 204.00 euros a year. During my installation years around Namur, a city in southern Belgium, I often found very-high-speed subscribers whose router sat behind the television, with the computers on wi-fi two rooms away. The bottleneck was never the fibre. It was the wall.
Before paying for the top tier, run a wi-fi speed test from the room where you work. If you top out at 200 Mbps, Giga will change nothing about your evening.
Should you keep television in your Proximus bundle?
Yes if someone watches live TV every day, and it is the easiest block to remove if that is no longer the case. Pickx TV costs 18.00 euros a month inside a Flex+ bundle and brings more than 80 channels, catch-up for up to seven days and recording, according to the Proximus page surveyed on 29 September 2026.
The most telling comparison sets two neighbouring bundles side by side. Internet Go + mobile costs 72.99 euros, Internet Go + TV + mobile 90.99 euros. Dropping television saves 216.00 euros a year. The channels of the RTBF, the French-language public broadcaster, remain free on its Auvio app, and those of RTL Belgium on RTL play, with advertising and a live feed that is sometimes incomplete for rights reasons.
Sport often settles the matter. The Pro League, Belgium's top football division, stays behind the Sports option, billed 24.99 euros a month on the Proximus page surveyed on 29 September 2026, with 5.00 euros off for three months for TV customers until 30 November 2026. Without television in the bundle, that option does not exist.
Do not make the opposite mistake. A bundle without TV to which you add Netflix Standard at 16.99 euros and Disney+ at 10.99 euros costs 27.98 euros more a month, more than the TV block it was meant to replace.
What happens when the Proximus promotion ends?
The full rate applies from the fourth month, with no dedicated letter. On Internet Go + TV, the bill goes from 0.00 to 75.99 euros from one month to the next.
Two clauses in the terms surveyed on 29 September 2026 are worth reading before you sign. First: if the base price of the subscription rises during the promotion, the promotional price rises by the same amount. Second: the free Secure Net trial, offered to every new Flex+ customer until 1 November 2026, becomes a paid subscription at 4.00, 2.00 or 6.00 euros a month unless you cancel it in MyProximus, the operator's customer account. TV options offered for three months, Netflix at 16.99 euros, Disney+ at 10.99 euros or another option at 12.99 euros, follow the same slope.
The detailed calculation, and the comparison with the Orange, Telenet and VOO promotions, are in the blog article devoted to the Proximus promotion. Keep just one thing in mind here: write down the activation date on the day itself, not the order date.
How was this ranking built?
I took the five Flex+ bundles that match the most common needs: television with internet, television with internet and a mobile line, the two fibre tiers, and the bundle without television for those thinking of dropping it. Prices come from the Proximus bundles page and the terms of its promotion, surveyed on 29 September 2026. The per-block amounts are derived from them by addition, and each total was cross-checked against the full rate displayed.
The rank follows the ratio between the thirteenth-bill price and what the bundle brings to a typical household, not the price alone. That is why the bundle without television is not first even though it is the cheapest: on a site about television, it serves as the yardstick.
Rates depend on the technology available at the address. Internet Go runs over copper or fibre depending on the street, and the Mega and Giga tiers require a fibre connection. Check your exact address on the Proximus website before comparing.
An alternative exists on the same network. Scarlet, a Proximus subsidiary, sells an internet, TV and landline Trio at 45.00 euros a month with no headline promotion, surveyed 28 August 2026. The channel package is shorter and options are scarce, but the network is the same.
Unauthorised IPTV services do not appear here: they are a legal risk, not a competitor. No link on this page is paid for.
Comparison table
Methodology : Five Proximus Flex+ bundles ranked on the price of the thirteenth bill, meaning the rate that applies from the fourth month once the welcome promotion has ended, weighted by the contents of the bundle. Prices surveyed on 29 September 2026 on the Proximus bundles page and in the terms of the promotion running from 17 August to 30 September 2026; the cost of each block (internet, TV, mobile) is derived from those terms and cross-checked against the full rates displayed. Thirty-six-month costs assume three free months followed by thirty-three months at the full rate, with no price increase. Amounts vary with the technology available at the address and must be confirmed on the operator's website. Unauthorised IPTV services are excluded on principle. No link on this page is paid for: this site lives on mentions, not affiliation.
Sources : Proximus, Internet + Mobile + TV bundles page and Flex+ promotion terms for 17/08 to 30/09/2026, surveyed 29 September 2026 · BIPT, length of a telecommunications contract and the six-month rule · BIPT, comparative study of telecommunications prices in Belgium and neighbouring countries, published 15 December 2025 (October 2025 tariffs) · L'Avenir, replacing a TV subscription with free apps, 12 August 2026 · Belgian Ombudsman for Telecommunications
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Proximus internet and TV subscription cost?
75.99 euros a month post-promotion for Flex+ Internet Go + TV, surveyed 29 September 2026. With fibre, 82.99 euros on Mega Fiber and 92.99 euros on Giga Fiber. The first three months are free for a new internet customer signing up by 30 September 2026, then the full rate applies from the fourth month.
What is the cheapest Proximus subscription?
Without television, the Internet Go plan sold on its own costs 59.99 euros a month and the Internet Go + mobile bundle 72.99 euros. With television, the cheapest is Flex+ Internet Go + TV at 75.99 euros. Post-promotion rates surveyed 29 September 2026. On the same network, Scarlet sells a Trio with TV and a landline at 45.00 euros, surveyed 28 August 2026.
How much is the Proximus TV, internet and landline bundle?
84.99 euros a month for Flex+ Go with a landline, according to the price survey carried out on 15 May 2026 through meilleurtarif.be, the comparator run by the BIPT, the Belgian telecoms regulator. The landline can be removed from a Flex+ bundle on request, as Proximus points out on its bundles page. If you have no handset plugged into it, it is the first line to drop.
Is a Proximus subscription commitment-free?
Yes. Proximus presents its Flex+ bundles as commitment-free, changeable or cancellable at any time at no cost, on its page surveyed 29 September 2026. What remains is the equipment to return, internet router and set-top box, and the 79.00 euro technician fee if you requested one when self-installation was possible.
Can you get Proximus TV without internet?
No. Proximus does not sell television as a standalone product: you need a bundle with internet to access Pickx and its options. Inside a Flex+ bundle, the TV block is worth 18.00 euros a month, an amount derived from the promotion terms surveyed on 29 September 2026.
How much is the sport option at Proximus?
The Sports option costs 24.99 euros a month, Entertainment Premium 33.99 euros and All-in 49.99 euros, on the Proximus page surveyed 29 September 2026. Until 30 November 2026, TV customers get 5.00 euros off per month for three months on one of these three options.
Does the 0 euro Proximus promotion apply to existing customers?
No. It targets any new internet customer signing up for Flex+ between 17 August and 30 September 2026. An existing Proximus internet customer is not eligible; only the discounts on options remain open to them. Proximus may extend the offer or end it early.