One day, the real list, a single dollar
40,000+ live channels and 180,000+ VOD titles, reachable exactly as a paying subscriber reaches them — not a curated slice built to demo well.
A small fee, doing real work
A completely free offer draws a crowd of people who click through out of curiosity and never actually compare anything against their own list. Attaching a $1.00 charge weeds that traffic out on its own, leaving the 24 hours window for people seriously deciding whether this replaces what they currently pay for. It is the same logic behind trusting a paid inspection over a free one.
What actually turns on
- The entire live and on-demand catalog for the full 24 hours period
- Resolution up to 4K, identical to a paying account
- One device, active continuously through the window
Where the line gets drawn
- Anything past the 24 hours cutoff — access ends automatically
- Simultaneous streams from a second device on the same login
- A refund after the login has already been sent out (see the Refund Policy)
A short list of what to actually check
- Name two or three channels you currently pay someone else for and confirm they show up here too.
- Search the on-demand section for a title or two your household has been meaning to watch.
- Load everything on the device you would genuinely use night to night, not a spare one lying around.
- Leave a stream running for a stretch and watch whether it holds steady.
That produces a far more useful answer than reading this page a second time.
Three things to have ready
A connection that holds 25 Mbps
What matters is whether that number survives an actual evening, not whether it appears once on a speed test.
One of the devices below
Test it on more than one if you are still deciding between them.
An inbox open right now
The login lands there within a few hours — the same address works again later if you subscribe.
Supported devices
Smart TV
Samsung and LG models handle the full list through any player app already sitting on their own built-in store — no extra hardware needed.
Android TV
An Android TV or Google TV box installs a suitable player from the Play Store in a couple of taps and lands on the identical catalog.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's Fire TV hardware reaches the same list through the Appstore, or through a trusted sideloaded app where that route makes more sense.
Android Phone & Tablet
A phone or tablet pulls up precisely what shows on the living room TV — nothing about the list gets cut down for a smaller screen.
iPhone & iPad
One App Store player app covers both devices and lands on the same list every other supported device reaches.
Apple TV
An App Store or sideloaded player app on Apple TV reaches the identical catalog carried across the rest of the lineup.
Windows & macOS
A desktop player on either platform opens the same live and on-demand list directly on a monitor, no separate device required.
The trial and a paid plan run on identical rails
Activation, device support, and the catalog itself do not change between a trial and a subscription — only the price and the clock differ. The Setup Guide covers device steps that apply either way.
What happens next
The window closes on its own once 24 hours has passed, with nothing further billed. If the list held up against your own, the Pricing page has every term ready when you are.
How the trial charge is handled
Given the size of the fee and the length of the window, a trial charge is treated as final once the login has gone out. Full wording sits on the Refund Policy page.
Trial FAQ
Is this a stripped-down demo, or the actual list?
The actual list — every category of channel and every VOD title a paying subscriber reaches, with nothing swapped out to look better in a preview.
Can one person run the trial more than once?
It is scoped to a single attempt per customer. That restriction is part of how the price stays this low.
What does a single day realistically prove?
Whether the specific channels and titles on your own list are genuinely present, whether the device you use daily plays them cleanly, and whether your connection holds — three things a page of text cannot answer for you.
A player app refuses to connect. What now?
Check the Setup Guide entry for that device first. If it still will not cooperate, message support with the device model and the exact error text shown.
Start your 24-hour trial
Enter an email below and a login follows not long after. Anything to ask beforehand goes through the Contact page, where an actual person picks it up.