The whole point of a big number is that it can be checked.
$1.00 opens the same login every paying plan uses, for 24 hours. That's long enough to search for the channels that actually matter to you and confirm they're really there, before a longer charge depends on taking it on faith.
The trial and a paid plan reach the same place
| The trial | A regular plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Channel catalog | 40,000+, identical | 40,000+, identical |
| The login | The real one | The real one |
| Duration | 24 hours | 1 Month / 3 Months / 6 Months / 12 Months |
| Price | $1.00 | From $14.99 |
What to actually check during the 24 hours
Search for specific channels
Whatever you'd actually watch — check it exists and plays cleanly, not just that a category is listed.
Try more than one device
If more than one screen in the house would use this, confirm the login works on each before committing to a plan.
Send support a real question
The response speed during a trial is the same response speed a paying subscriber gets — worth confirming.
Start the trial
Enter an email address below — activation details go there, usually within a few hours.
Trial FAQ
What does the $1 trial actually include?
24 hours on the exact same 40,000+-channel catalog a paying subscriber gets — no shortened preview.
Why would a large catalog need a trial at all?
Because the size of a catalog is unverifiable from a landing page alone. The trial hands over the same login a subscriber gets, so it can be checked directly instead of taken on faith.
Does the trial dollar reduce what a plan costs later?
No, they're billed separately. The trial exists purely to confirm the catalog and connection before spending more.
What if a channel is missing during the trial?
Contact support naming the exact channel — a genuinely missing one gets flagged and looked into, trial or not.