A dollar buys proof, not a promise.
Instead of describing the catalog, this hands over a working login for 24 hours at $1.00 — the same tier every paid plan reaches. However it actually plays on your own device and connection during that window is the real answer, not whatever a landing page claims.
Everything else matches a paid plan exactly
| Detail | The $1.00 trial | A subscription plan |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog reached | 40,000+ channels, 180,000+ titles | Identical — no reduced version exists |
| Runs for | 24 hours | 1 Month / 3 Months / 6 Months / 12 Months |
| Charged | $1.00, once | From $14.99 |
What to actually check before it expires
Use the real device
Whatever will actually carry regular viewing, not a spare box pulled out just for the test.
Let a channel run
A stream that starts clean and one that holds for thirty minutes straight are two different things worth confirming separately.
Send support something specific
Name a real channel or device and see how the reply reads — a better signal than any promise on this page.
Start the trial
Enter an email address below — activation details land there, typically within a few hours.
Trial FAQ
Is the trial catalog trimmed compared to a paid plan?
No — the identical 40,000+-channel, 180,000+-title catalog a paying subscriber reaches. Nothing is held back specifically for trial logins.
Can 24 hours actually tell me anything useful?
Enough to load a real player app, let a channel run past the first minute, and send support an actual question — the three things that predict a longer subscription far better than a channel-count claim does.
Does the trial charge get credited toward a plan afterward?
No, the two are billed separately. The trial is a standalone way to check playback, not a deposit.
A device won't take the login during the trial — what then?
Message support with the exact device and player app in use. That level of detail gets a working answer faster than a general report.