Check the catalog for $1 before spending on any of these.
That's the actual recommendation, not a footnote: start with the trial. It runs on the same login every paid plan below uses, so whatever gets confirmed in 24 hours is exactly what a longer plan buys — nothing changes except the invoice.
Pick a term — the catalog behind it is fixed
1 Month
One month to put the catalog through its paces before anything longer.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
3 Months
A quarter settled at once, at a better rate than paying monthly.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
6 Months
The length most subscribers here settle on after the first month.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
12 Months
A full year handled once, at the lowest per-month rate of the four.
- 40,000+ live channels, premium included
- 180,000+ VOD titles — movies & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with every supported device
Only one column on this page actually moves
What stays fixed across all four
- 40,000+ live channels
- 180,000+ on-demand titles
- Resolution up to 4K where the device and source allow it
- Every supported device from the Setup Guide
What actually changes per plan
- The total charged upfront
- The effective cost per month once averaged out
- How far out the next renewal decision sits
1 month costs $14.99 outright. 12 months averages to about $6.67 a month — the lowest of the four — for reaching the exact same catalog as the plan above it.
What $1 actually settles before a bigger charge
The catalog is real
Not a claim on a page — the same login a paying plan uses, open for a full day.
The device works
Confirms a compatible player actually runs on your specific TV or box before committing further.
Support answers
A message sent during the trial gets the same reply speed a paying subscriber gets.
Supported devices
Smart TV
A player app installed from the built-in Samsung or LG store reaches the full catalog directly — no streaming box needed alongside the TV.
Android TV
A Google TV or Android TV box picks up the identical channel list through whichever Play Store player gets installed on it.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's Appstore handles most setups here; when it doesn't carry a suitable app, a sideloaded one steps in without losing anything.
Android Phone & Tablet
Whatever loads on the living-room screen loads the same way on a handheld, useful for pulling up one channel without going near the remote.
iPhone & iPad
A single App Store download serves both devices, so nothing needs setting up twice.
Apple TV
The App Store route works for most people; a sideload is available too, and either path lands on the same catalog.
Windows & macOS
Either operating system runs a desktop player that takes the login straight in — a fast way to check something without turning on the TV.
What happens next, stated plainly
Activation details typically arrive within a few hours. From there, loading them into a compatible player app is the only remaining step — the Setup Guide walks through each supported device individually.
Billing and renewals
Every figure above is the complete total in US dollars — nothing added at checkout. No plan renews automatically by default; a term simply ends unless a recurring option was deliberately turned on. Full conditions sit on the Refund Policy page, worth a read before subscribing rather than after a problem shows up.
Pricing FAQ
Do the cheaper plans get a trimmed-down catalog?
No — every plan reaches the identical 40,000+-channel catalog. Length changes what gets charged, not what gets watched.
Is the number on this page the actual total?
Yes, in full US dollars. Nothing gets added once an order is placed.
Can a shorter plan be extended into a longer one later?
Yes, once the current term ends — or sooner by reaching out through Contact.
Does the trial dollar count toward a plan afterward?
No. They're billed separately — the trial exists to confirm the catalog before a longer charge, not to discount one.
What happens at the end of a plan's term?
Access ends unless a renewal was specifically arranged beforehand. Nothing renews or charges on its own by default.