For venues, hosts and event teams

Commercial Football Viewing for Venues and Hosts

Showing football to guests needs the right commercial arrangement. The Falcon Terrace can discuss licensed football broadcasts for pubs, small hospitality venues, holiday lets and corporate events.

Ask about commercial terms See setup guidance

A personal household subscription does not cover viewing in commercial premises. Check the terms before you arrange a screening.

Plan the match-day setup

Football Streaming for Pubs and Small Venues

Good planning starts with the room and the fixtures you want to show. Share the basics and we can discuss a suitable commercial arrangement.

Map the screens

Tell us how many screens you use, where they sit and whether they share a source. A simple room plan helps clarify what the setup needs.

Include screen count and room layout.

Choose your fixtures

List the competitions or match dates that matter to your regular trade. The schedule helps shape a useful enquiry.

Start with the dates you already know.

Set guest expectations

Tell us whether match audio is part of the plan and where guests will watch. Picture and sound requirements can vary by room.

Small details matter on match day.

Guest-stay setup checklist

Smart TV and screen access

Note the television model, available inputs and how guests access the room. Check the commercial terms for the equipment and viewing arrangement you have in mind.

Network and property layout

Record where the router sits and how strong the connection is in the viewing room. Older buildings and thick walls can affect coverage.

Guest changeovers

Plan who manages account access between bookings. Keep sign-in details private and make the viewing instructions clear for each stay.

Listing wording

Describe the facility accurately and only after confirming the applicable rights. Avoid promising particular matches or access until terms are agreed.

A thoughtful guest extra

Holiday Lets and Guest House Viewing

A holiday let football package can give guests another reason to enjoy an evening indoors, especially after a day exploring the East Sussex coast. First, confirm that the viewing arrangement covers a property used by paying guests.

Get the permission right first.

Make a note of the number of televisions, the property layout and how guests will use the service. That information helps us discuss the right terms and a practical setup for your home or guest house.

Discuss a holiday let setup

Events need advance planning

Corporate Hospitality and Private Screening

For a staff social, client event or meeting-room screening, ask about the terms for your specific event. A household package may not cover a private screening for a business audience.

Give us the event date and the match you have in mind.
Describe the venue, screen count and room arrangement.
Tell us whether you need match audio or a particular sound setup.

Work through the setup in order

01
Confirm the arrangement
Tell us whether you run a pub, host a let or are planning a private event. Confirm the applicable licence terms before proceeding.
02
Check screens and devices
List the televisions, any connected equipment and whether more than one screen needs to show the match.
03
Test the connection
Check your network in the viewing area before match day. Busy guest networks may need a separate connection plan.
04
Plan live-fixture support
Ask how commercial account support works during a live fixture and which contact route to use if the setup needs attention.

Tell us what you need

Start a Commercial Viewing Enquiry

Send your venue type, guest numbers, screen count and intended viewing dates. The Falcon Terrace will use those details to discuss the relevant commercial terms.

Send a commercial enquiry

Venue or property type Guest numbers Screen layout Dates or fixtures

+44 7783 294263 [email protected]

Commercial viewing is subject to the applicable terms. Review the viewing terms before arranging a screening.