Zero cost. One fixture. Then decide.
Rather than describe the catalog, this hands over an actual working login for 24 hours, free of charge — the exact tier every paying plan reaches, football included. Whatever's playing over that day is the honest answer to whether a longer term is worth it.
Only the duration is trial-specific — nothing is ever charged
| Detail | The free trial | A subscription plan |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog reached | 40,000+ channels, football included | Identical — no smaller version exists |
| Runs for | 24 hours | 1 Month / 3 Months / 6 Months / 12 Months |
| Charged | Nothing, no card needed | From $14.99 |
Three things worth doing before the clock runs out
Test on the real hardware
The TV or box that will actually see matchday traffic, not a spare device sitting in a drawer.
Sit through more than the opening minute
A stream that starts fine and a stream that holds for an hour are two separate things to confirm.
Ask support a real question
Not a formality — name an actual device or channel and judge the reply that comes back.
Start the trial
Enter an email address below — activation details go there, usually within a few hours.
Trial FAQ
Does the free trial actually show football, or a stripped preview?
The same 40,000+-channel lineup a paying subscriber reaches, football included in the standard tier — no shortened list built just for trial accounts, and no card requested to start it.
Is one day enough to judge it properly?
It is enough to load a device, catch part of a fixture, and see how support responds — the three checks that actually matter before paying for a month.
Does starting the free trial affect what a plan costs afterward?
No — the two are entirely separate. The trial exists to confirm setup and picture quality, not as a down payment.
A device won't take the login during the trial window — now what?
Message support naming the exact device and player app used. That specific a report gets fixed faster than a general "it's not working."