Terms of Use

Plain terms, without the usual padding.

What this site is

Vipleague Sports is an informational guide. It tells you which broadcasters and licensed platforms hold the rights to which sport, in which countries, and what those options cost.

It does not host, stream, embed, rebroadcast or transmit any video. It does not operate a proxy or mirror. It does not provide access to any content that it does not have the right to provide.

Accuracy, and its limits

We work to a sourcing standard, described in how we verify, and we mark facts that change frequently. Even so:

• Prices, rights and availability change constantly. Something accurate when we checked it may not be accurate now.
• Nothing here is advice. It is information. Decisions about what to subscribe to, and whether a service suits you, are yours.
• We do not guarantee availability. A service operating in your country today may not tomorrow. This happens regularly in this industry.

Your use of the site

You are welcome to read, link to and quote this site. You may not present its content as your own, and you may not use it to build a competing guide.

You are responsible for complying with the laws of your own country and with the terms of any service you use. Where we describe something as a breach of a service's terms of use, we mean exactly that — a terms violation, which is a different thing from a criminal offence, and which remains your responsibility to avoid.

Outbound links

Links to third-party services are provided for information. We do not control those services, we are not responsible for their content or their terms, and following a link means you are dealing directly with them.

Some outbound links are affiliate links, which means we may be paid if you sign up. That is disclosed in full on the affiliate disclosure page, and commercial links are marked in the page markup.

Liability

This site is provided as it is. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for losses arising from reliance on the information here, including a subscription purchased on the basis of it, a service that changed its line-up, or a stream that did not work.

Intellectual property

League names, team names, service names and trademarks mentioned on this site belong to their respective owners. They are used descriptively, to identify the things being described. No affiliation or endorsement is implied in either direction.

If you hold rights to a mark or a broadcast and believe something here misrepresents it, please contact us.