The cheapest TV pack in Belgium
The floor of the Belgian pack market sits at €40.99 a month, and no pack in our survey goes below it. Because television is always bundled with internet, that floor includes a connection — which is why it cannot fall much further.
| Provider | Plan | Price | Key points | View plan |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 ScarletPartner Proximus |
Trio ADSL | €45/month |
| View plan |
ScarletPartner Proximus |
Trio Standaard | €50/month |
| View plan |
 ProximusCheapestPartner |
Flex+ + TV | €40.99/month |
| View plan |
ScarletPartner Proximus |
Trio Fibre | €52/month |
| View plan |
ScarletPartner Proximus |
Trio Mobile 50 GB | €55/month |
| View plan |
 Telenet |
ONE + TV Flow | €43.50/month |
| View plan |
Prices and features surveyed on August 31, 2026. They may have changed since. Always check the offer on the provider’s website before signing up.
Why the floor sits where it does
A pack always contains an internet connection, and a connection has a cost floor of its own: the line, the modem and the support behind them. Television is added on top of that floor rather than replacing any part of it.
That is why pack prices cluster where they do and why no operator undercuts the group by a wide margin. The competition happens above the floor, on speed and on channel count, not below it.
The alternative worth pricing
Belgian internet-only subscriptions start well below the pack floor. Add a streaming subscription and the total is frequently under the cheapest pack, with a catalogue most households use more than a linear line-up.
What you lose is live television: news as it happens, and sport. If neither matters to you, the arithmetic points one way and it points there clearly.
What promotional pricing hides
Entry packs are the most heavily promoted products on the Belgian market, and the advertised price is frequently a six or twelve month rate. The number that matters is the one that applies in month thirteen.
Check the commitment alongside it. A low promotional price tied to twenty-four months costs more over the term than a slightly higher price you can leave at any time, and the difference is rarely small.
Our verdict
The real saving is not in finding a cheaper pack but in deciding whether you need television in your contract at all. Internet-only subscriptions in Belgium start at €7 a month. Against a pack floor of €40.99, the gap is what a channel line-up is costing you every month.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest TV pack in Belgium?
The floor in our survey is €40.99 a month, for a pack combining an internet connection, a channel line-up and a set-top box. No pack we surveyed goes below that, because every pack includes a connection whose own cost floor cannot be avoided.
Is dropping television cheaper?
Usually, yes. Internet-only subscriptions in Belgium start at €7 a month, well under the pack floor. Adding a streaming service to a bare connection frequently costs less than the cheapest pack, and gives a catalogue most households use more than a linear line-up.
Are advertised pack prices promotional?
Very often. Entry packs are the most heavily promoted products on the Belgian market, and the advertised figure is frequently a six or twelve month rate. Ask for the price that applies afterwards, and decide on that one.
Does a cheap pack mean a long commitment?
Frequently. The lowest promotional prices are usually tied to twenty-four months, and over that term they can cost more than a higher price with no commitment. Compare the cumulative total across the whole period rather than the monthly figure.