Vidio Review: Price, Sports Channels & How to Watch
Compare Vidio monthly plans, live sports channels, regional blackout rules, and supported devices.
Vidio Review: Verdict, Cost & Sports Coverage
WhereSports Editorial Desk • Audited October 2026
The Verdict
Our Verdict: Vidio is the heavyweight champion of Indonesian streaming, but it demands patience. If you want the English Premier League, BRI Liga 1, or local Indonesian drama series, this platform is mandatory. The sports rights portfolio is exceptional for the price. However, the app itself remains cluttered. The interface tries to serve as a live TV tuner, sports broadcaster, and on-demand entertainment library all at once, making content discovery and specific match replays harder to navigate than they should be.
Best For
- Fans following live games across Brazilian Serie A, BWF World Tour, Indonesian Super League, Ligue 1.
- Viewers watching live coverage in our Soccer, Motorsports, Basketball TV schedule hubs.
- Cord-cutters who want official live sports coverage without a long-term cable or satellite contract.
- Households looking for month-to-month flexibility so they can pause or cancel in the offseason.
Pricing Reality
Plans start at Rp 39,000 - Rp 54,000 / month 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 Mobile (iOS/Android), Web Browser, Apple TV, Android TV, Smart TVs (Samsung Tizen, LG webOS).
- 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
Emtek Group built Vidio to consolidate its vast broadcast empire into a single digital streaming pipeline, successfully capturing the Indonesian domestic market. The platform features an ad-supported free tier offering live feeds of free-to-air networks such as SCTV, Indosiar, and Moji alongside daily sinetrons and news programming.
The primary draw for paid subscribers is live sports. Through its Platinum, Platinum Extra, and Ultimate packages, Vidio holds prominent Indonesian digital broadcast rights to the English Premier League, UEFA club competitions, BRI Liga 1, Formula 1, and MotoGP (via integrated SPOTV feeds). When clubs like Persib Bandung or Persija Jakarta take the pitch, Vidio serves as the default legal streaming hub. The service has also invested heavily in high-production Vidio Original series.
However, software navigation presents challenges. The interface bundles live television, algorithmic catch-up, and VOD entertainment onto single screens, which can feel cluttered. On-demand match archives and replays can require cumbersome scrolling to locate. Concurrent streaming rules are strictly managed by package tier (often limited to one active screen for mobile or basic plans and up to two or three on top-tier plans), and strict geo-fencing restricts stream access to Indonesia and regional license agreements.
What We Like (Pros)
- Unmatched sports portfolio covering Premier League, Liga 1, and European club football
- Free tier provides access to major Indonesian national broadcast channels
- Competitive pricing compared to traditional satellite and cable packages
- Reliable mobile download options for offline viewing
- Strong investment in original Indonesian crime, romantic, and drama productions
What to Consider (Cons)
- User interface is dense and makes locating on-demand sporting events tedious
- Free tier carries heavy, repetitive ad breaks on linear and VOD content
- Strict regional geo-blocking prevents streaming outside Indonesia
- Live match bitrates can occasionally fluctuate during high-profile Liga 1 or EPL derbies
- Customer support resolution times can lag during billing and account sync inquiries
Subscription Packages & Pricing
- Ad-free streaming for movies, sinetrons, and Vidio Original series
- Live streaming of FTA channels including SCTV, Indosiar, and Moji
- Select domestic sports including BRI Liga 1 and local cup matches
- Offline downloads on supported mobile devices
- Single-device or multi-device access depending on platform bundle
- Every live match of the English Premier League live and on-demand
- Live coverage of UEFA Champions League, Europa League, and BRI Liga 1
- Access to linear sports feeds including SPOTV (MotoGP, BWF, tennis)
- Full entertainment catalog with Vidio Originals and movies
- All Screen support across Smart TVs, browsers, and mobile devices
Live & Upcoming Matches on Vidio
Live sporting fixtures scheduled on Vidio carried channels and tournaments.
Recently Aired Matches on Vidio
Recent sports matches and tournament games previously broadcasted across Vidio channels.
Live TV Channels & Station Lineup
Official television networks and sports broadcast feeds carried by Vidio.
Where Vidio is Available
Select your regional sports TV hub to browse local channels and schedules.
Supported Devices & Streaming Apps
Native applications and verified hardware compatibility for Vidio.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Vidio cost per month?
Vidio plans start at Rp 39,000 - Rp 175,000 / month. Subscriptions operate on a month-to-month basis and can be canceled online anytime.
What live sports can I watch on Vidio?
Vidio carries live sports coverage across Soccer, Motorsports, Badminton, Basketball, Combat Sports, including English Premier League, UEFA Champions League, BRI Liga 1, Formula 1.
What devices support the Vidio app?
Vidio is supported on Mobile (iOS/Android), Web Browser, Apple TV, Android TV, Smart TVs (Samsung Tizen, LG webOS), Chromecast, and additional connected TV devices.
Is Vidio an official, legal sports streaming service?
Yes. Vidio is a licensed streaming service holding official broadcast rights in its operating territories. WhereSports only lists official, authorized broadcasters and streaming apps.