Try it free for 24 hours
The full channel list on one device, for a day, with nothing charged and no card details taken. Test it at the time of evening you actually watch, then decide.
What does the free IPTV trial include?
Everything a paying customer gets, on one device, for 24 hours: all 55,000 live channels, all 190,000 films and series, the seven-day guide and catch-up. Nothing is held back, because a trial on a cut-down list would tell you nothing useful.
| What | Free trial | Paid plan |
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| Live channels | All 55,000+ | All 55,000+ |
| Films and series | All 190,000 | All 190,000 |
| 4K and HD | Yes | Yes |
| Seven-day guide and catch-up | Yes | Yes |
| How long | 24 hours | 1, 3, 6 or 12 months |
| Screens at once | One | One or two |
| Cost | Nothing, no card taken | From €15 |
How do I get the free trial?
Send one WhatsApp message saying which device you want to watch on. We reply with the player app name for that device and your trial login details, usually within a few minutes during Irish hours. There is no form, no account and no card.
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Message us with your device
Fire TV, smart TV, Android box, phone, tablet or laptop — just say which. That is the only thing we need to send you the right app.
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Install the player and sign in
We send the app name, the steps for your device, and your trial login. Most devices take four to eight minutes. We stay on the chat while you do it.
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Watch for 24 hours
The clock starts when your details are issued, not when you first open the app, so set it up when you have time to actually use it.
Ask for the trial in the early evening rather than first thing in the morning. You want the 24 hours to cover a normal Irish viewing night, because that is when a connection is under load and when a service either holds up or does not.
What should I actually test during the trial?
Most people open a channel, see a picture, and decide it works. That is not a test. The seven checks below take twenty minutes altogether and will tell you far more than an hour of flicking through the list.
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Watch between 8pm and 10pm Irish broadband is busiest then. An afternoon test proves nothing about how it will behave on a Saturday night.
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Sit through one full twenty-minute stretch Buffering rarely shows in the first thirty seconds. Watch something properly rather than sampling forty channels.
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Test on the actual television A phone on wifi beside the router is the easiest possible case. The TV in the far room is the one that has to work.
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Open the specific channels you are paying for If you are signing up for one particular thing, check that exact channel — not the general category it sits in.
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Check the guide has filled in Give it a few minutes after first launch, then look seven days ahead. A blank guide on the channels you care about is worth knowing now.
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Try catch-up on something from earlier in the week Catch-up is the feature people forget to test and then miss most once they have paid.
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Test while the house is busy Have someone stream on another device at the same time. That is the real condition in most homes, and it is where a weak connection shows itself.
If something fails one of these checks, tell us during the trial rather than after. Most of it is fixable in a few minutes, and we would rather fix it now than take money for something that does not work in your house.
What are the trial terms?
One trial per household, one device, 24 hours from when the details are issued. No card details are taken and nothing converts into a paid plan on its own. If you want longer than a day to decide, say so and we will talk about it rather than issuing a second trial.
| Term | What it means |
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| 24 hours | Counted from when we issue the details, not from first use |
| One device | One stream at a time. You can move it between devices during the day |
| One per household | Repeat trials on the same connection are not issued |
| Full list | Every channel and every on-demand title, same as a paid plan |
| No card | No payment details are taken to start it, and nothing renews |
| Ends by itself | The stream stops at 24 hours. There is nothing to cancel |
The one-per-household rule exists so trials stay free for people deciding, rather than becoming a way to watch for nothing. If you genuinely need longer — a device arriving, going away for a few days — just say. We are reasonable about it.
What happens when the trial ends?
The stream stops and that is the whole of it. No charge is taken, no card is on file, and there is nothing to cancel or unsubscribe from. If you want to carry on, message us and we move you onto a plan without reinstalling anything.
If you want to continue
Pick a term on the pricing page and message us. Your details are extended on the same app — no second install and no new login to learn.
If you are not sure yet
Tell us what did not convince you. Half the time it is a fixable setup problem rather than the service, and we would rather know.
If it is not for you
Do nothing. Nothing charges, nothing renews, and we do not chase you. Delete the app whenever you like.
Free trial questions people ask
The six answers below cover the questions that come up before asking for a trial: whether a card is needed, how fast it starts, why it is only a day, using it on the TV, what happens to your details afterwards, and whether the trial is a cut-down version.
Do I need to give card details for the trial?
No. Nothing is taken and nothing is stored. The trial is not a subscription that starts charging later — it simply stops after 24 hours.
How quickly does the trial start?
Usually a few minutes during Irish hours. Message us outside those hours and it waits until we are back on — the 24 hours only starts when we issue your details, so you lose nothing by asking late.
Why only 24 hours?
A day covers a full evening, which is the part that matters on an Irish connection. Longer trials mostly get used instead of a plan rather than to decide on one, which is why the one-month plan exists at €15.
Can I use the trial on my television?
Yes, and you should. Tell us the make of TV or the stick you use and we send the right player. Testing on the TV you will actually watch on is the whole point of the trial.
Do my details keep working if I buy a plan?
Yes. We extend the same login rather than issuing new ones, so nothing is reinstalled and your channel list stays exactly as you left it.
Is the trial a reduced version of the service?
No. Same channels, same on-demand library, same quality, same servers. The only differences are the length and that it runs on one device.
One message and you are watching in ten minutes
Tell us the device. We send the app and your trial login. Nothing charged, no card, nothing to cancel afterwards.