No card, no rollover
IPTV free trial in Canada:
24 hours on your own line.
An IPTV free trial only tells you something if it runs on your own Canadian connection, your device and at your usual viewing hour. So that is what we give you — real credentials on the real service for a full day, not a stripped-down demo on somebody else's network.
- The same line-up paying subscribers get
- Credentials by email, usually within two hours
- Setup guide written for your device
- Ends on its own — nothing to cancel
What is in it
A trial worth the name.
Plenty of providers hand out a trial line pointed at a quiet server with forty channels on it. That tells you nothing about the evening you will actually spend with it. Ours runs on the same infrastructure as every paid line.
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The real line-up
Not a sampler. Whichever pack you pick to test, you see what a paying subscriber on that pack sees.
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A full 24 hours
Long enough to cover an evening peak, a morning and a second evening if you start early.
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Your own device
Tell us what you watch on and the setup guide that arrives is written for that device, not a generic PDF.
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No payment details
There is no card form anywhere in this process. Nothing to forget to cancel, because there is nothing to cancel.
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The programme guide
The EPG is switched on during the trial, because a line-up without a guide is only half the product.
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Someone to ask
Technical support is open to trial users as well. If something misbehaves, that is exactly what we want to hear about.
Getting a real answer
How to test IPTV properly in a day.
Most people run a trial for ten minutes on a Tuesday afternoon, see a clean picture and buy. Then the first Saturday match stutters. Here is how to avoid that — and it applies whoever you end up buying from.
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Watch at peak
Between roughly 20:00 and 23:00 your local network and the source servers are both at their busiest. A stream that holds up then will hold up any time.
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Use the device you own
A laptop on Wi-Fi and a Fire Stick behind the television are not the same test. Older sticks in particular run out of processing headroom on UHD.
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Open the channels that matter
Not the first twenty in the list. The two or three you would cancel over — a specific sports channel, a regional station, a language feed.
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Leave one running
Put a channel on for a full hour and walk away. Short-interval dropouts only show themselves over time, and they are the ones that ruin a film.
If something breaks, tell us what and when
The channel name and a rough timestamp let us separate a dip in your line from an overloaded device from a genuine problem at the source. "It was buffering" gives us nothing to work with; "TF1 stuttered around 21:15" gives us something to trace. A trial that surfaces a problem has done its job.
Before you fill the form
Three things speed this up.
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An email address you actually read
The credentials go there and nowhere else. If nothing has arrived within a few hours, check the spam folder before writing to us — that is where it usually is.
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The device you will really use
Smart TV, Fire Stick, Apple TV, MAG box, phone, computer. The setup guide is different for each, and sending the wrong one wastes half your trial.
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The channels that would decide it
Optional, but useful. Name them in the form and we will confirm up front whether they are in the pack you are testing, instead of you finding out at 21:00.
Trial questions
About the trial itself.
Yes, and there is no card form anywhere in the process. The trial line stops working when the 24 hours are up. It does not convert into a paid subscription, so there is nothing to remember to cancel and no chance of an unexpected charge.
Usually within two hours, because each line is built by a person rather than issued automatically. Overnight requests are handled first thing. If it is taking longer than that on our side, you will get a message saying so rather than silence.
The trial line carries one stream at a time, so you can move between devices but not watch on two at once. If the point of your test is whether two rooms can watch different things, say so in the form and we will set the trial up accordingly.
Around 10 Mbps carries Full HD on one screen; UHD wants 25 Mbps or more. Steadiness matters more than the headline figure — a reliable 20 Mbps line beats a 200 Mbps one that drops for two seconds every few minutes. If you are on Wi-Fi at the far end of the house, that is worth knowing before you judge the service.
If the first one was inconclusive through no fault of yours — your connection was down, or you were sent the wrong setup guide — then yes, ask. What we cannot do is run a rolling series of trials in place of a subscription, because each one is set up by hand.
No. Nothing is posted to you, nothing is rented and nobody visits. You install a player app on a device you already own and enter the details we send. If you happen to have a MAG box already, that works too — but buying hardware to test IPTV is money you do not need to spend.
Your name and email are used to build the line and send it. Your country and device decide which setup guide you get. That is the whole purpose. We do not sell data, we do not run advertising trackers, and if you ask us to delete your record after the trial we delete it.
You pick a pack and a length, and we move you onto a full line. Nothing carries over automatically and nothing is assumed — if we do not hear from you, the trial simply expires and that is the end of it.
Happy with the test? See what the packs cost — Standard and Premium, from one month to a year.