Salle ouverte en 2019 · service depuis 2025
Une salle.
Un carnet.
Un bouquet.
Cafe 1505 started as one room, one projector and forty chairs: the Saturday 12:30 kick-off on the wall, the scores under it, and a notebook at the end of the night. Four lines per match: picture, sound, dropouts, kick-off time.
In 2023 the notebook turned into an argument: a regular added up what he paid to follow the Premier League, the Ashes and the darts and got £89 a month, with the Champions League still missing. So we measured what is sold in Britain, then built our own line to the standard the cafe expects: redundant servers, seven-day catch-up, prices printed in full.
The match-night note
- Picture 4K · Full HD
- Sound original commentary
- Incidents none in the last 7 days
- Catch-up 7 days
- Kick-off UK time
- Entry price £12.49 / mois
- Two-year price £4.92 / mois
02 The house rules
Three rules on the door
They have not changed since the first night in 2021.
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01
The listing is not the match
A game billed as 4K can arrive at 720p with two dropouts. Judge the picture actually served, never the promise on the schedule.
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02
No verdict without a note
Every night leaves a line: bitrate, sound, dropouts, kick-off. An opinion shared by the whole cafe is still not a measurement.
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03
The correction stays visible
A wrong note is fixed the next day, with the correction shown at the top. Old prices stay in the table, dated.
03 The timeline
De l'atelier au bouquet
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2021
A cafe with one screen
Cafe 1505 opens on a corner with one projector and a Saturday habit: the 12:30 kick-off, then the 3pm scores on the wall. Every match night gets a line in the notebook.
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2022
The kick-off notebook
Four lines after every match: picture, sound, dropouts, kick-off time. Nothing scientific, but comparable from one weekend to the next — and it starts to show which streams hold up.
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2023
The £89 question
A regular adds up what he pays to watch the Premier League, the Ashes and the darts: £89 a month, three subscriptions, and the Champions League still not included. The notebook becomes a spreadsheet.
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2024
Twenty services on the bench
The same four lines applied to what is sold in Britain: advertised price, minimum term, price after the promo, servers per channel, latency on a busy Saturday. Results published, including the bad ones.
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2025
Our own line
Redundant servers, automatic failover and seven-day catch-up: the service is built to the standard the cafe expects. Prices go on the page in full, with the term next to the amount.
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2026
Cafe 1505 today
22,000 channels, 320+ sports channels in 4K, ten sports covered, a 24-hour trial and an entry price of £4.92 a month (£118 for two years). The cafe still puts the Saturday game on the wall.
22 000+
Channels
320+
Sports
10
Sports covered
140 000
On demand
The blog
The latest match-night notes
Match-night notes and price measurements: what the cafe saw, measured and corrected.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the cafe
A cafe sells TV subscriptions?
Cafe 1505 has been showing matches since 2021 and writing a line about each night: picture, sound, dropouts, kick-off time. The service exists because that notebook got long enough.
What is in a match-night note?
Four lines: picture (resolution and bitrate actually served), sound (original commentary, language), dropouts and kick-off delay. The notes since 2021 are summarised in the timeline below.
Which criteria do you measure on a provider?
Advertised price, minimum term, price after the promo, servers per channel, latency on a busy Saturday, quality actually served and catch-up. Seven lines, one measurement date, one verdict.
Where does the £4.92 figure come from?
It is the 24-month plan: £118 paid once, divided by 24. A year works out at £74 (£6.17 a month) and one month at £12.49. All three figures sit on the same page.
Is the cafe tied to any broadcaster?
No. Channels and competitions are named for information only and belong to their owners. No broadcaster has a say in what we publish or what we charge.
Trial 24 heures
A free 24-hour trial
No card, no contract: the picture is judged on your own connection, not on a sales page.
- Every channel live, the catch-up and the on-demand library
- Installation guide in English for your device
- No card, no charge, no automatic renewal
- The login keeps working if you stay with us
Pricing, en clair
£4.92 a month is the 24 months (£118.00 in total). One-month plan: £12.49. The 24-hour trial stays free.
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