Set It Up First

Twenty-four hours to confirm it actually fits your setup.

The real login, free for a full day — not a sample account with a shortened list. Load it into whichever player app the main TV needs, watch something for a few minutes, and decide from there whether a longer plan makes sense.

Real login, 24 hoursThe full 40,000+-channel playlistNothing trimmed down for the trialUp to 4K where supported
What actually differs

Only the clock changes — nothing is charged either way

Free trialAny paid length
Login usedIdentical to a paying subscriber'sThe same one
Playlist reachedFull 40,000+-channel catalogSame catalog, no exceptions
How long it runs24 hours1 Month / 3 Months / 6 Months / 12 Months
What it costsNothing — no card requiredStarting at $14.99
Making the day count

Three things worth doing before it expires

Set up the device that matters most

Not a spare tablet — the actual TV or box this needs to work on day to day.

Watch something for more than a minute

A channel that loads and a channel that stays stable for a while are two different checks — do the second one.

Message support with something specific

Not a general question — name a device or a channel and see how the answer comes back.

Getting started

Start the trial

Enter an email address below — activation details go there, usually within a few hours.

Your free trial request is in. Your login details are on their way by email.

By starting a trial, you agree to our Terms of Use and Refund Policy.

Questions

Trial FAQ

Is the trial actually free, with no card involved?

Yes — 24 hours on the exact same 40,000+-channel playlist a paying subscriber gets, started with nothing more than an email address. No shortened preview, no payment detail requested.

Can the trial be set up on more than one device?

The trial itself covers one device active at a time — enough to confirm the login enters cleanly on whichever device it matters most for before paying for a longer term.

Does starting the free trial affect what a plan costs later?

No — they're entirely separate. The trial exists purely to confirm setup goes smoothly before you spend anything at all.

What if a device won't take the login during the trial?

Contact support naming the exact device and player app — a setup problem gets solved faster with those specifics than with a general report.