24 hours on the full link, completely free.
Before a plan gets paid for a full month, it's worth confirming everything actually works — on your own device, your own connection, with the real M3U link in hand, without spending anything. The trial reaches the exact same catalog as every paying plan.
No card, no charge, no catch
A trial that costs money filters out almost no one — it just asks for card details from people who haven't even confirmed the link is worth it yet. This one runs the other way: a single email address unlocks 24 hours on the real service. If the channel list and picture quality hold up, ordering a plan right after is straightforward — if not, nothing was ever charged.
Same link, just shorter
| The trial | A regular plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Channel catalog | 40,000+, identical | 40,000+, identical |
| The M3U link | The real one | The real one |
| Length | 24 hours | 1 Month / 3 Months / 6 Months / 12 Months |
| Price | Free | From $14.99 |
Start the trial
Enter an email address below — the M3U link goes there, usually within a few hours.
Trial FAQ
Is the trial really completely free?
Yes — no card, no charge. You get 24 hours on the exact same 40,000+-channel M3U link a paying subscriber gets, no shortened preview list.
Do I need to enter card details for the trial?
No. Just an email address is required so the M3U link can be sent — no payment details anywhere in the process.
Does the free trial come off a plan afterward?
There's nothing to come off, since the trial costs nothing. The trial and the plans are billed completely separately, and it exists purely to confirm everything works on your own device and connection.
What if the trial doesn't work as expected?
Contact support with your device and what's showing on screen — most issues resolve with the right player app or a check of the login details.