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TDMAX Review: Price, Sports Channels & How to Watch

Compare TDMAX monthly plans, live sports channels, regional blackout rules, and supported devices.

From ₡5,500 CRC - ₡48,000 CRC / month or year ($11.00 - $95.00 USD) 7.6 / 10 Expert Rating Teletica (Televisora de Costa Rica S.A.) 3 Screens
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TDMAX Review: Verdict, Cost & Sports Coverage

WhereSports Editorial Desk • Audited October 2026

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The Verdict

Our Verdict: TDMAX operates as Costa Rica's central direct-to-consumer sports and linear aggregation service, delivering digital telecasts of domestic football via FUTV, Teletica Canal 7, and Canal 11. It effectively resolves the split broadcast rights across the Liga Promerica (FPD) without requiring legacy multi-room cable packages, though subscribers face a strict three-stream concurrency cap and rigorous territorial IP geoblocking outside Costa Rican borders.

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Pricing Reality

Plans start at ₡5,500 CRC / month ($11.00 USD) on a month-to-month basis with no annual cable contract.

  • Flexible monthly billing: subscribe for your league's active season and cancel online anytime.
  • No free trial is currently offered on the standard plan, so billing begins at sign-up.
  • Check whether your specific channel requires a higher package tier, sports add-on, or regional sports fee.

Devices & Account Features

  • Supported Devices: Available on Apple TV, Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV.
  • Simultaneous Streams: Up to 2 concurrent streams per account (depending on tier).
  • Cloud DVR & Replays: VOD Replays.
  • Subscription Model: Direct digital sign-up with online account cancellation.

In-Depth Platform Analysis & Coverage

Engineered by Televisora de Costa Rica, TDMAX operates as a dedicated over-the-top streaming platform consolidating the nation's key linear networks and live athletic broadcasts. The video delivery pipeline encodes linear feeds at 1080p resolution at 60fps AVC/HEVC profiles, ensuring clean motion reproduction for domestic league football and international CONCACAF qualifiers. Network carriage is anchored by the country's primary football channels, including FUTV (the joint venture broadcasting home matches for Deportivo Saprissa, LD Alajuelense, and CS Herediano), Canal 11, Teletica Canal 7, TD+, and TD+ 2, alongside Teletica Radio audio streams.

Subscribers access live digital telecasts across native smart TV applications including Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Android TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and mobile clients. The platform incorporates a 24-hour backward linear catch-up buffer alongside instant on-demand match replays, though persistent long-term cloud DVR storage is not offered. Concurrency policies permit up to three simultaneous active streams per registered account. IP-level geoblocking enforces territorial broadcasting licenses, restricting live domestic football feeds strictly to Costa Rican IP connections without international roaming allowances.

What We Like (Pros)

  • Full carriage of essential Costa Rican domestic football channels including FUTV and Canal 11
  • High-motion linear feeds delivered in clean 1080p 60fps picture quality
  • Allows up to 3 simultaneous active streams across living room and mobile devices
  • Flexible billing available via direct credit card, PayPal, or local carrier billing through Kölbi and Tigo

What to Consider (Cons)

  • Strict IP geoblocking restricts domestic football broadcast feeds outside Costa Rica
  • Cloud DVR recording is absent; live playback relies on rolling short-term replays
  • High-concurrency marquee matches like the Clásico Nacional can experience server latency
  • No standalone free trial period offered for direct-to-consumer subscriptions

Subscription Packages & Pricing

Plan Mensual
₡5,500 CRC / month ($11.00 USD)
  • Live network carriage of FUTV, Teletica Canal 7, Canal 11, and TD+ channels
  • Full live coverage of Liga Promerica domestic football fixtures
  • Up to 3 simultaneous active streams across connected devices
  • 1080p 60fps high-motion sports transmission profile
Plan Semestral
₡27,500 CRC / 6 months ($55.00 USD)
  • Unrestricted access to all live football and entertainment channels
  • Complete regular season and playoff coverage for UNAFUT competitions
  • Simultaneous playback on up to 3 screens
  • Immediate access to match replays and short-term catch-up archives
Plan Anual
₡48,000 CRC / year ($95.00 USD)
  • Year-round live digital telecasts of all carried linear feeds
  • Complete coverage of both Apertura and Clausura tournament cycles
  • Up to 3 concurrent video streams across smart TV and mobile hardware
  • Full HD 1080p 60fps streaming profile on living-room apps

Live TV Channels & Station Lineup

Official television networks and sports broadcast feeds carried by TDMAX.

3 Carried Channels

Where TDMAX is Available

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Supported Devices & Streaming Apps

Native applications and verified hardware compatibility for TDMAX.

Apple TV
Android TV
Google TV
Amazon Fire TV
Samsung Smart TV
LG Smart TV
Roku
Chromecast
AirPlay
iOS
Android
Web

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does TDMAX cost per month?

TDMAX plans start at ₡5,500 CRC - ₡48,000 CRC / month or year ($11.00 - $95.00 USD). Subscriptions operate on a month-to-month basis and can be canceled online anytime.

What live sports can I watch on TDMAX?

TDMAX carries live sports coverage across Soccer, Motorsport, Combat Sports, Basketball, Volleyball, including Liga Promerica (Costa Rican Primera División), CONCACAF Nations League, CONCACAF Champions Cup, Liga de Ascenso (Segunda División).

What devices support the TDMAX app?

TDMAX is supported on Apple TV, Android TV, Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung Smart TV, LG Smart TV, and additional connected TV devices.

Is TDMAX an official, legal sports streaming service?

Yes. TDMAX is a licensed streaming service holding official broadcast rights in its operating territories. WhereSports only lists official, authorized broadcasters and streaming apps.