The whole point of a big number is that it can be checked.
A completely free trial 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.
No card, no charge, no catch
A trial that costs money filters out almost no one curious enough to try — it just asks for card details before anyone has confirmed the catalog is real. This one runs the other way: an email address is all it takes to unlock 24 hours on the actual service. If the channel count holds up under a real check, ordering a plan afterward is straightforward — if it doesn't, nothing was ever charged.
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 | Free | 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
Is the trial actually completely free?
Yes — no card, no charge. You get 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 free trial reduce what a plan costs later?
There's nothing to reduce, since the trial costs nothing. The trial and the plans are billed completely separately, and the trial exists purely to confirm the catalog and connection before spending anything.
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.