IPTV free trial: 24 hours of the full service, no payment details

How the IPTV trial works

1. Fill in the request form. Enter your name, the e-mail address the login should go to, and the device you will watch on (Fire TV Stick, Smart TV, Apple TV, Roku, Android box, phone or computer). The note field is optional; use it for anything we should know, such as a second device or the player app you already use.
2. We prepare the login. If anything in the form is unclear we reply by e-mail before activating; support is available 24/7 by e-mail and WhatsApp.
3. Receive the login by e-mail. Your trial login arrives at the address you entered. The 24 hours start when the trial is activated, not when you first open the app.
4. Install, sign in, watch. Pick the app for your device in the how to set up IPTV hub, enter the details from the e-mail, and your free trial IPTV session is live as soon as the channel list and programme guide load.

What to test during the 24 hours

A trial is only useful if you use it to answer the questions a paid month would otherwise answer the hard way:

• Prime-time stability. Watch between 7 pm and 11 pm in your time zone, when both your internet connection and every streaming service are busiest. A stream that holds then will hold at any other hour.
• Your actual channels. Search the guide for the categories you care about: live sports, news in your language, kids programming, the French-language channels if you are in Quebec.
• On-demand. Open the movies and series sections and check how recent the newest titles are. They should be days old, not months.
• Picture quality on your TV. Compare an HD stream with a 4K one. Decide whether 4K matters enough to justify the extra bandwidth.
• Zapping speed. Change channels twenty times in a row. Each should start within a couple of seconds.
• A second device. If you plan to buy a multi-screen plan, sign in on a phone as well and confirm the single trial screen behaves as expected (one stream at a time on the trial).

Write down anything that bothers you and e-mail [email protected] about it before the trial ends. Buffering is almost always a home-network issue with a quick fix; our IPTV not working checklist lists them in order.

After the trial

If the service suited you, pick a plan in the IPTV subscription hub: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months on one screen from $19 CAD, or 6 or 12 months on 2 or 3 screens. Fill in the order form on the plan page, pay by Interac e-Transfer, Visa or Mastercard, PayPal or crypto, and your paid login arrives by e-mail as soon as the payment is confirmed. Tax is included and nothing renews automatically.

If it did not suit you, do nothing. There is no account to close and no payment details to remove.

IPTV free trial: frequently asked questions

Is the IPTV free trial really free?

Yes. The 24-hour free IPTV trial costs nothing and asks for no payment details. It is the complete service, limited only in duration and to one screen.

How long does the IPTV trial last?

Twenty-four hours from the moment we activate it, not from the moment you first sign in. Send the free IPTV trial request when you have time to test properly, ideally including an evening, so you see how streams hold at prime time on your own connection.

Can I get more than one trial?

One trial per person. If you need more time to decide, the 1-month plan at $19 CAD is the low-commitment next step.

What player app works best with the trial login?

On Fire TV, Android TV and Android boxes, IPTV Smarters Pro or TiviMate. On Apple TV, iPhone and Samsung or LG Smart TVs, the player apps listed in our IPTV apps compared guide. Name your device in the request form and the welcome e-mail points you to a suitable app.

Does the trial include French-language channels?

Yes. The trial carries the same worldwide lineup as a paid plan, including French-language TV; see IPTV Quebec.

What happens when the trial ends?

The login stops working. Nothing is charged, nothing renews, and no reminder is needed. If you want to continue, order a plan and a fresh login arrives by e-mail after payment.