See the current lineup before spending anything on it
A full day on the same catalog a paid subscriber gets — trending titles, live sports, and whatever's actually current right now, not a demo mode.
No card, no charge, no catch
We'd rather you judge the current lineup by watching it yourself than by whether you were willing to hand over payment details first. That's why the 24 hours trial asks for nothing more than an email address.
What the free trial gets you
- The complete live and on-demand catalog for the full 24 hours
- Up to 4K where the source content and your device support it
- One device, fully active
Where the line sits
- Anything past the 24 hours mark — access stops on its own
- Two devices running the same login simultaneously
- Continued access — pick a plan on the Pricing page to keep watching
From this form to a working login
Submit the form below and login details arrive by email shortly after. From there it's installing a compatible player app — the Setup Guide covers device-by-device steps.
What to have ready
25 Mbps, held steady
A sustained number, not a one-time speed-test peak — that's what actually matters for smooth playback.
A device from the supported list
Or several, if you want to check more than one.
An email you'll actually check
Login details land there — use the same one if you subscribe afterward.
Supported devices
Smart TV
Samsung and LG Smart TVs pull the same live lineup and trending catalog through any compatible player app already on their store.
Android TV
Google TV and Android TV boxes grab a compatible player from the Play Store in a couple of taps.
Fire TV & Firestick
Runs the same lineup on Amazon's hardware, through the Appstore or a trusted sideload.
Android Phone & Tablet
Check what's trending from a phone or tablet the same way you would on the big screen.
iPhone & iPad
A compatible App Store player covers both, useful for catching something live away from the TV.
Apple TV
Fully supported through an App Store or sideloaded player, same catalog as every other device.
Windows & macOS
Desktop players on both handle the same live and on-demand lineup without a separate account.
Nothing simplified for the trial version
The trial uses the exact same login process as a paid subscription — same fields, same player app compatibility. The Setup Guide has the exact steps for your device.
What one day can and can't settle
This runs on the actual live catalog, not a curated preview, so it genuinely tells you what a paid plan looks like day to day. It won't fix a slow connection or an aging device, but catching that for free beats finding it out after committing to a longer term.
After the day is up
Access ends on its own after 24 hours — nothing charges automatically past that. If the lineup held up, plans are on the Pricing page whenever you're ready.
Nothing charged, nothing to refund
Since the trial is free, there's no charge to reverse. Once you subscribe to a paid plan, the full Refund Policy applies to that purchase.
Trial FAQ
Is the trial catalog smaller than the paid version?
No — same live channels, same on-demand titles, same trending additions. What runs during the trial is exactly what a paid plan gives you.
Can I take the trial more than once?
It's meant as a one-time check per customer, which keeps the free trial available and fast for everyone else weighing whether the lineup is worth subscribing to.
What does a single day actually tell me?
Whether the current lineup, your device, and your connection all work together — plus a real look at whether "trending" content here is actually current.
What if I can't get a player app working at all?
Check the Setup Guide for your device first. Still stuck? Contact support with your device type and exactly what's happening.
Start your 24-hour trial
Enter your email below and login details follow shortly, free of charge. Have a question first? The Contact page reaches a real person.