No card, nothing to cancel
IPTV free trial in the UK:
24 hours in your own house.
A demo on somebody else's network proves nothing. What decides this is whether the match holds up on your sofa on a UK connection, at kick-off, with everyone home and three devices on the Wi-Fi. So that is what we hand you — the real service, for a full day.
- The same line-up paying households get
- Details by email, usually within two hours
- A setup guide written for your device
- Expires on its own — nothing to cancel
What you get
A test line, not a showroom.
A common trick in this trade is pointing trial users at a quiet server with a short channel list on it. Everything looks perfect, then the paid line behaves differently. Ours runs on the same infrastructure as every paying household.
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The real line-up
Whichever pack you choose to test, you see exactly what a paying household on that pack sees.
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A full day
Twenty-four hours covers an evening peak, a morning, and a second evening if you start early enough.
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Your device, not a generic one
Tell us what is under the television and the guide that arrives is written for it, step by step.
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The guide switched on
The programme guide is active during the test, because a channel list without one is half a product.
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Support while you test
Technical support answers test users too. If something misbehaves, that is precisely what we want to hear.
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No card, no follow-up
Nothing to cancel, no stored payment method, and no sales call afterwards if it was not for you.
Getting a straight answer
How to test IPTV in a day, properly.
Most people run a test for ten minutes on a quiet afternoon, see a clean picture and buy. Then the first Saturday match stutters and they blame the provider. Four things make the difference — and they apply whoever you buy from.
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Test at kick-off, not at lunchtime
Between about 20:00 and 23:00 your local network and the source servers are both under real load. A stream that survives then survives anything.
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Use the device that lives under the TV
A laptop on good Wi-Fi and a five-year-old streaming stick are not the same test. Older sticks in particular run out of headroom on UHD.
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Leave one channel running for an hour
Then walk away. Short dropouts only reveal themselves over time, and those are the ones that eventually ruin a film rather than a moment.
If something breaks, tell us the channel and roughly when
Those two details let us separate a dip in your line from an overloaded device from a genuine fault at the source — three problems with three different fixes. "It kept buffering" gives us nothing to trace. A test that exposes a problem has done its job, and we would rather find it now than after you have paid for a year.
Before you fill it in
Three details that save you half a day.
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An email address somebody actually opens
The details go there and nowhere else. If nothing has arrived after a few hours, look in spam before writing to us — that is where it is nine times out of ten.
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The device that will really be used
Smart TV, Fire Stick, Apple TV, MAG box, phone, computer. Each has a different setup guide, and receiving the wrong one costs you hours of a 24-hour window.
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The channels that would settle it
Optional but genuinely useful. Name them and we will confirm whether they are carried in the pack you are testing, rather than you discovering it at 21:00.
Test questions
About the test itself.
Yes, and there is no card field anywhere in the process. The line simply stops working after 24 hours. It does not turn into a paid pack on its own, so there is nothing to remember to cancel and no possibility of a charge you did not agree to.
Usually about two hours. Each test line is built by a person rather than issued by a script, which is slower than an instant sign-up but means the line is configured for the device and country you gave us. Overnight requests go out first thing in the morning.
The test line plays one stream at a time, so you can hand it around the house but not run two rooms simultaneously. If the whole point of your test is whether two screens work together, say so in the form and we will set it up that way.
The channels you would cancel over. Not the first twenty in the list — the specific sports channel, the regional station, the news in the language somebody at home wants. And do it in the evening, when both your network and the source servers are busiest.
Check the spam folder first, because that is where it usually is. If it is genuinely not there after a few hours, write to us with the email address you used and we will resend it. A typo in the address is the second most common cause.
If the first attempt proved nothing through no fault of yours — your broadband was down, or we sent the wrong setup guide — then ask and we will run another. What we cannot do is issue a rolling series of tests instead of a subscription, since each one is built by hand.
No. Nothing is posted, nothing is rented, nobody visits. You install a free player app on a device already in the house. If you happen to own a MAG box it works too, but buying hardware in order to test is money you do not need to spend.
Name and email exist to build the line and send it. Country and device decide which setup guide arrives. That is the entire purpose. We do not sell data, we run no advertising trackers, and if you ask us to delete your record after the test we delete it.
Happy with it? See what the packs cost — Standard and Premium, from one month to a year.