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Co-subscriptions are easy to understand, but it's a good idea to check how they work before you get started. Here are the answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Sharesub offers cost-sharing for all subscriptions that include a group plan. However, be sure to review the terms and conditions for sharing services, and avoid subscriptions from other countries: this may limit the available content or even block access to the account.
Your peer-to-peer transactions are processed in accordance with European regulations (PSD2): the identities of the organizers are verified, and payments are held for one month to allow for any refunds.
Members are free to leave at any time, but will not receive a refund for the current month. This allows the organizer to retain a higher participation fee, and the available spots will be moved to the top of the list to fill the group quickly.
No, most of the time, services are shared via an invitation link or an email invitation. You then join the group using your own username and password to ensure the confidentiality of your data. In the few cases where this is necessary, a secure manager is made available to you. You may also sometimes use a dedicated profile, protected by a PIN.
F1 TV is Formula 1's own streaming service, and its three plans stack on top of each other. Access gives live timing, replays, highlights and the archive but never a live race. Pro adds every session live, ad free, with the driver onboard cameras and team radio. Premium adds 4K Ultra HD, the personalised multiview and six simultaneous devices. In the UK, live races are also shown by Sky Sports F1 (via NOW), and Channel 4 broadcasts the British Grand Prix and season highlights free to air.
Practical guides, comparisons and tips to cut the cost of following a full Formula 1 season.
In United Kingdom, F1 TV PRO costs £7.99 / month for 6 places. Split between 6 fans, that comes down to £1.33 each. On Sharesub a place costs £2.54 / month, fees included, and you pay by the month: a season runs from March to December, so nobody is tied in over the winter.
Shared offer on Sharesub, for up to 6 members. The best cost per place when the group is full.
One place in an F1 TV group, all fees included, no commitment.
The three plans differ on one thing above all: live sessions. Access never shows a race live, and it is sold at £19.99 a year against / month pricing, which works out cheaper than twelve monthly payments. Pro adds every practice, qualifying and race live, ad free, with the onboard cameras, team radio and timing data. Premium adds 4K Ultra HD and HDR, the personalised multiview (iOS, tvOS and Google Chrome only) and, in Formula 1's own wording, F1 on up to six devices at the same time, plus F2, F3, F1 Academy and Porsche Supercup. F1 TV sells mostly by the year, so an annual plan split between 6 people is the cheapest way in.
F1 TV's live plan has been unusually stable: the reference price has sat at £7.99 a month since F1 TV Pro launched in 2018, while pay-TV sports passes have gone up year after year. What changed in March 2025 is the top of the range: F1 TV Premium arrived at £11.99 a month, half as much again as Pro, with 4K, multiview and six simultaneous devices. Shared between 6 fans, F1 TV PRO works out at £1.33 a place.
Premium costs half as much again as Pro for 4K, multiview and six devices. Split between 6, either plan lands far below a monthly sports pass.
F1 TV charges much the same across the euro zone, which is rare for a sports service: local broadcasters set very different prices from one country to the next. Here are the reference prices in nearby countries, in local currency.
F1 TV discounts are short and conditional: a free trial weekend at the season opener in Australia, a pre-season intro price on the annual Premium plan (the 2026 one ran from 16 to 20 February, for new users in selected territories only), and the usual annual-versus-monthly gap. All of them are one-off. Sharing the subscription is the saving that repeats every month: a place costs £2.54 / month, fees included, for the whole season.
The steadiest saving is to split a multi-place F1 TV plan instead of paying for it alone. F1 TV PRO costs £7.99 / month and covers 6 places, so a place on Sharesub is £2.54 / month, fees included, around 68% less than the full plan. In the UK the alternative is a Sky Sports F1 pass, through Sky or NOW, which costs several times that every month.
In United Kingdom, F1 TV PRO costs £7.99 / month. Split between 6 people, that is £1.33 each. Free places in a group are promoted on Sharesub, so a group tends to fill up quickly in the weeks before the season starts.
On F1 TV Premium, yes: Formula 1 states that Premium lets you watch on up to six devices at the same time, exactly what a group of 6 needs on a race Sunday. On F1 TV Pro, every session is also available live, and members who prefer to watch later can use the replays, highlights and full archive included in the plan.
Access is the entry plan: live timing, driver maps, tyre data, replays, highlights and the archive, but no live race. Pro carries every session live and ad free, with the onboard cameras, team radio and the full timing feed. Premium is Pro in 4K Ultra HD and HDR, with the personalised multiview, F2, F3, F1 Academy and Porsche Supercup, and up to six devices at once.
F1 TV PRO gives every session live and ad free, with the onboard cameras, team radio and full timing data. It is split between 6 fans on Sharesub, each with their own login, for £7.99 / month as a whole.
F1 TV has a single account with no separate profiles, so the organiser passes the account login on to the members of the group. On Sharesub those details are stored encrypted and sent through the site, never in a public message, and the organiser can change them at any time.
Sharesub adds a service fee to the price paid by members. It is already included in the price shown for a place (£2.54 / month). Payments are processed by Stripe, a licensed payment provider. As a financial service, Sharesub can verify organisers' identity and hold funds for the relevant period, so that a refund is possible if the month is not used.
F1 TV runs a free trial weekend around the season opener rather than a standing free month, and its plans are sold mostly by the year. On Sharesub a place is monthly with no commitment: you can leave the group whenever you want and the current month remains due, which suits a championship that runs from March to December.