Answer the "will this actually work for me" question first
24 hours of full access for $1.00 — enough time to confirm channel availability, streaming quality, and whether your device cooperates, before spending anything more.
Everything a dollar unlocks
- Every live channel, for the entire 24 hours
- Resolution up to 4K wherever the content and device allow it
- Full activity on one device of your choice
What a dollar does not cover
- Anything after the 24 hours window — access ends automatically
- Two devices logged in at the same time
- A refund once activation details have gone out (see the Refund Policy)
Why there is a charge at all
Free trials with zero barrier tend to fill up with people who were never going to seriously test anything, which bogs the whole system down. $1.00 keeps things moving for people who actually want to check whether this fits their setup — and it still costs less than a cup of coffee.
Three things to have on hand
25 Mbps that actually holds
A sustained connection matters more than whatever number a one-time speed test gives you.
Whatever device you plan to test on
Anything from the supported list below works for the trial.
An inbox you will actually check
Activation details show up there — reuse that same address if you subscribe afterward.
From the form below to a working channel
Fill out the signup form and your login lands in your inbox not long after. Load it into a compatible player app and you're already watching — no separate "trial mode" to figure out.
Supported devices
Smart TV
A Samsung or LG Smart TV handles this through a compatible player app, without pairing an external box.
Android TV
Google TV and Android TV devices load a compatible player straight off the Play Store in under a minute.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon’s Fire TV Stick works too, whether the player comes from the Appstore or gets sideloaded from a trusted source.
Android Phone & Tablet
Any Android phone or tablet manages this exactly like any other streaming app, once a compatible player is on it.
iPhone & iPad
One compatible player from the App Store covers both iPhone and iPad.
Windows
A Windows 10 or 11 machine runs this through a standard desktop player app.
macOS
macOS needs nothing beyond a compatible desktop player to get streaming.
What one day genuinely tells you
Because it runs on the same infrastructure a paying subscriber uses, the trial is a real test, not a watered-down demo. It will not fix a shaky home connection or an older device struggling with 4K — but finding that out for a dollar beats finding it out after paying for months.
What happens once the day is up
Access cuts off on its own once 24 hours is up — there is no follow-up charge waiting in the background. Happy with what you saw? The Pricing page lists every subscription length whenever you are ready.
The refund boundary on trials
Given the low cost and short window, a used trial generally is not eligible for a refund once activation details have been sent out — full detail is on the Refund Policy page.
Trial FAQ
Why not just make it free?
A small charge keeps the 24-Hour Trial filled with people actually evaluating the service, instead of every free-signup opportunist on the internet — which is what keeps it fast and available in the first place.
Am I allowed to run it a second time?
It is built as a one-time check per customer. That restriction is part of why the price can stay this low.
Is what I get during the trial a scaled-down version?
No — same servers, same full channel lineup as a paying customer gets. Whatever you see during the trial is exactly what continues afterward.
My device will not connect during the trial — now what?
Start with the device-specific section of the Setup Guide. Still stuck after that? Contact support with your device type and what is happening.
Begin the 24-hour trial
Drop your email in below and your activation details follow shortly. Something to ask first? The Contact page puts you in touch with an actual person.