24-hour IPTV free trial — the full lineup, no card required

What's in the trial

The trial isn't a sampler. It's the same service paying customers get on our Canadian IPTV service, switched on for one day so you can judge it on your own TV, your own internet and your own evening routine.

• The full lineup: all 56,000+ live channels, from Canadian English and Québec French networks to sports, news, kids and 40+ international language groups.
• 4K and on demand: the 4K group plus the movie and series library, so you can see how Ultra HD looks on your screen.
• The real guide: the program guide (EPG) and catch-up on supported channels, exactly as they'll appear if you subscribe.
• Any device: Firestick, Samsung or LG smart TV, Android box, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, MAG box or computer, one screen at a time during the trial.
• Real support: the same 24/7 Live Chat and email help, in English or French, if setup snags.
• 24 hours: enough for a prime-time evening, a morning of news and a game, which is what you need to know whether it'll hold up.

How the trial works

Five steps, and most people are watching within half an hour of sending the message.

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   Step 1: Open Live Chat

   Press the button and enter your mobile number. No password, no email and nothing asks for a card. It takes less than a minute.

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   Step 2: Ask for the trial

   Tap “Free 24h trial” and tell us the device you'll test on. Can't use the chat? Reach us by email instead.

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   Step 3: Receive your test login

   We reply in the chat with Xtream Codes details, an M3U link or MAG portal instructions, usually within 10 to 30 minutes, at any hour. MAG owners, include the MAC address from the sticker under the box.

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   Step 4: Install a player and sign in

   Follow the setup guide for your device. On a Firestick or smart TV it takes about 5 minutes, and support can walk you through it.

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   Step 5: Watch for 24 hours

   The clock starts when your test line is created. Use it on a weeknight and, if you can, during a game, when networks are under the most pressure.

How to test properly in 24 hours

A day goes fast. To get a verdict you can trust, use it the way you'll actually watch:

• Test between 7 and 11 p.m. That's when home Wi-Fi and neighbourhood networks are busiest. A stream that's smooth at noon proves very little.
• Watch something live that matters to you, whether that's a hockey game, the evening news or a match from home in your own language.
• Try the 4K group if you have a 4K TV and a 4K-capable device, and compare it with the HD version of the same channel.
• Use the TV and connection you'll keep. If you'll watch over Wi-Fi in the basement, test there, not next to the router.
• Check the guide and catch-up. Scroll ahead a few days and replay something that aired earlier.
• Message support once, even with a small question. How fast and how well they answer tells you a lot.

After the trial: nothing happens unless you want it to

When the 24 hours are up, the test login simply stops. It doesn't convert into a paid plan, nothing is charged, and there's nothing to cancel, because we never took payment details in the first place.

If you liked what you saw, compare the 4 plan lengths on the plans and pricing page. If you're already sure, the 12-month plan at checkout gives the lowest cost per month, $6.33. You pay once by Interac e-Transfer, your paid login usually arrives within 10 to 30 minutes, and in most apps you just swap the test username and password for the new ones. The first 7 days of any paid plan are covered by a money-back guarantee, so the decision isn't final either.

Trial vs paid plan

The only real differences are time and price. Everything you watch is the same.

An IPTV free trial with no credit card, and why

Plenty of "free" trials ask for a card so they can bill you the minute the trial ends, counting on you to forget. We couldn't do that even if we wanted to. Our only payment method is Interac e-Transfer, which you push from your own bank when you decide to buy, so there's nothing on file to charge.

That makes ours an IPTV free trial with no credit card in the plain sense: no card, no PayPal, no deposit and no account to create. All we need is your mobile number and the device you'll test on; the login arrives in Live Chat. It's also why an IPTV Canada free trial from us is a fair test. You're judging the service itself, not racing a billing date.

Ready? Open Live Chat and ask for your trial. Still have questions first? The full IPTV FAQ answers 81 more, from devices to refunds.

Free trial questions

Can I get a second free trial?

Trials are one per household, since a full day is usually enough to judge the service on your own TV and internet. If yours was cut short by a setup problem or a hectic day, message support and explain; they'd rather sort it out than have you decide on a half-tested service. And your first paid days are still covered by the 7-day refund.

Can I test on more than one device during the trial?

Yes, one at a time. Install a player on your Firestick, phone or smart TV and sign in with the same test login on each. Only one stream plays at any moment, so stop it on one device before starting it on another. It's a useful way to find out which screen in the house gives the best picture.

Do I need to cancel the trial when it ends?

No. The test login stops working by itself when the 24 hours are up. Nothing turns into a paid plan, nothing is billed and there's no account to close, because we never asked for payment details. If you want to keep watching, choose a plan and pay by Interac e-Transfer; if not, simply leave it.

Can I request a trial late at night or on a weekend?

Yes. Support runs 24/7, so trial requests are answered around the clock, including evenings, weekends and holidays. Ask at 11 p.m. on a Friday and you can be watching before the late game ends. Replies can take a little longer on the biggest sports nights, when lots of people want to test at the same moment.

Does the trial include sports channels and 4K?

Yes. The trial is the full lineup, so every sports channel, the 4K group and the backup streams listed on busy nights are all there. That makes a live game the best possible test: if it plays smoothly on your connection during the third period, it'll handle the rest of your week without trouble.