24 hours · 1 connection · $5

A paid trial, because a free one proves nothing

$5 buys you 24 hours on one connection, on the same servers and the same Premium lineup a yearly subscriber gets. Nothing is throttled and nothing is held back. It costs money for one reason: free trials pull in people who never intended to watch, and their load lands on the customers who paid.

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The trial is excluded from the 7-day money-back guarantee. That is the trade-off for testing before you commit.

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Four things to be clear about

It is not free — it costs $5. It is one connection, so one device at a time. It runs for 24 hours from the moment your line goes live, then stops on its own. And it is the one purchase we do not refund, because refunding a test would make the test pointless. If any of that is a problem, buy the $15 monthly Basic plan instead — that one is refundable for seven days.

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The whole thing on one screen

Exactly what you get for the money

Price	$5
Length	24 hours from activation
Connections	1 device streaming at a time
Channel lineup	Premium — 54,000+ live channels
On demand	219,577 films and series
Picture quality	Up to 4K, same bitrate as a paid line
Devices	Any supported device, one at a time
Support	24/7 on WhatsApp and email
Auto-renew	None. It expires and stops.
Refundable	No — trials sit outside the 7-day window
Upgrade path	Same login extended, no reinstall

Make it count

What to actually test in 24 hours

Most people spend the day scrolling the channel list. That tells you almost nothing. Test these six instead.

Watch at your own peak hour

Between 8pm and 11pm on your local network is when weak providers fall apart. If you buy the trial at lunchtime and only watch at lunchtime, you have tested nothing that matters.

Find the specific channels you care about

Not the count — the ones you would miss. Your league, your home news channel, the kids channel that keeps the peace on a Sunday. Search for them by name in the player.

Play a live sports feed end to end

Sit on one match for twenty minutes rather than flicking. Drop-outs show up under sustained load, not in the first thirty seconds.

Use the TV you will actually use

A laptop on wifi is not the same test as a Firestick behind a wall-mounted panel. Set it up where it will live.

Open the on-demand library

Check the film and series catalog loads quickly and that seasons are complete rather than half-listed. It is the second most common reason people upgrade.

Message support and time the reply

Ask something real on WhatsApp. How fast and how usefully we answer during your trial is a fair proxy for how we will answer in month nine.

After you pay

What happens next, in order

Four steps, about five minutes of actual work.

1
Pay and check your inbox
The $5 goes through and your login details arrive by email, usually inside five minutes.
Tip · Check spam once before messaging us. It is the reason for most "where is my email" tickets.
2
Install a player on your device
The setup guides cover Firestick, Fire TV, Android, Smart TV, Samsung, LG, Apple TV, iPhone, Roku, MAG, Windows and Mac, with a screenshot for every step.
Tip · Start on the device you plan to keep using, not whatever is closest.
3
Paste the login in
Server URL, username and password go into the player. The channel list and guide load themselves from there.
4
The clock starts when the line goes live
Not when you pay, and not when you first press play. You get a full 24 hours from activation, then it stops without a further charge.
Tip · Activate in the morning if you want to test both a quiet afternoon and a busy evening.

Trial questions

What people ask before spending $5

Why is the trial not free?

Because free trials get abused, and the cost of that abuse lands on paying subscribers as buffering at 9pm. Charging $5 filters out the traffic that was never going to convert and keeps peak-hour capacity for people who actually watch. It also means we can give you the full Premium lineup for the day instead of a stripped demo.

Is it a cut-down version of the service?

No. Same servers, same 54,000+ channels, same 219,577 on-demand titles, same bitrate on the 4K feeds. The only limits are the length and the single connection. If a provider gives you a trial that looks worse than their paid product, you have learned nothing about the paid product.

Does the 24 hours start when I pay or when I first watch?

When the line is activated, which is usually a few minutes after payment. It does not wait for you to press play. If you know you will be busy, activate in the morning so the window covers both an afternoon and an evening.

Can I test on two devices at once?

Not simultaneously — the trial is one connection, so one stream at a time. You can install the player on several devices and move between them; you just cannot have two playing together. If two screens is the thing you need to test, the $15 monthly Basic plan is the cheapest way to do it, and that one is refundable.

What if it does not work on my device?

Open the WhatsApp link in the footer of any page and say what you are seeing. Someone will walk through it with you live, and in most cases the fault is a player setting rather than the line itself. We would rather spend twenty minutes of your trial fixing it than have you write the service off over an app configuration.

What happens when the trial expires?

The stream stops and nothing further is charged. There is no card on file and no rollover into a subscription. If you want to continue, buy any plan on the pricing page and support extends the same login — your devices stay set up exactly as they are. Most people go on to the $20 month or straight to the $120 year.

One day, one connection

Prove it for $5 before you prove it for more

You will know inside one evening whether the picture holds up on your TV and your connection. That is the only question the trial is designed to answer.

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Trials are not covered by the 7-day money-back guarantee. Every paid plan is.