Stan FAQs

Stan is a video on demand subscription service that provides access to a wide range of movies, television programs and other audio-visual content streamed over the internet to certain internet connected devices.

It's like having a library of first-run TV shows, complete series and blockbuster movies whenever you want. 

Check out these topics to know more.

What can I use to stream Stan?

Stan is available on many internet-connected devices, such as Fetch Mini, Fetch Mighty, 2nd generation Fetch set top boxes, computers, consoles, smart TVs, smartphones and tablets.

For a full list, visit the Stan website.

Note. Stan is not available on Blackberry or Windows devices. 

Can Stan be watched on more than one device?

Yes, Stan can be watched on 3 screens at one time.

Information about device compatibility can be found on the Stan website.

How is Stan data billed?

On your Fixed Home Broadband plan

If using a compatible modem on the Optus Fixed Home Broadband network, streaming Stan content will be unmetered (i.e. it will not count towards your monthly data usage allowance). This excludes Wireless Broadband services. 

Other data usage associated with the Stan application / website, such as downloads and uploads, will count towards your monthly data.

On your Mobile & Mobile Broadband plan

Stan usage will count towards your data allowance if you are not on an eligible Optus plan.* This includes Wireless Broadband services. 

*Check your plan's Critical Information Summary to determine if you are eligible for worry-free data streaming.

Other data usage associated with the Stan application / website, such as downloads, uploads, ads, authentication and app analytics will also incur data charges.

If you’re on a Postpaid plan (billed) and you go over your monthly data allowance, you’ll be charged for it as per your plan.

If you’re on a Prepaid plan, data will be deducted from your recharge credit. If you run out of credit, you'll need to recharge to keep streaming Stan content.

For more information, see Understanding & Managing your data usage.