The short version
The Canada 4K IPTV free trial lasts 24 hours and includes every channel and the whole movie and series library. You need no card and nothing renews. Tell us your device in the chat, we send the login and the app to use, and you decide afterwards whether to pay.
- 24 hours: long enough to cover a full game night
- No card, no automatic renewal, nothing to cancel
- One trial per household
How do I start the trial?
Pick your device below and tap the button. A chat opens in a new tab with your device already written in. We reply with a login and the name of the app that works best on it, usually within the support hours (7 days, 9 am to midnight ET).
Why 24 hours instead of 24?
Most problems show up at night, when everyone in your area is streaming. A 24-hour window lets you test one evening and still have time for the next morning's highlights. It also covers a weekday and part of a weekend if you start on a Friday.
What should I test during the trial?
- The channels you actually watch: your team's regional broadcast, your community channels, the kids' shows.
- A live game in the evening, not just a film in the afternoon.
- Every TV or device you plan to use.
- The TV guide on two or three of your usual channels.
What happens when the trial ends?
The login stops working. If you want to keep it, choose a plan and pay by Interac e-Transfer, card, PayPal or crypto. If you do nothing, nothing happens.
Questions people ask
Do I need a credit card for the trial?
No. We do not ask for any payment details until you decide to buy a plan.
Can I try it on my TV and my phone?
Yes. The trial works on one screen at a time, and you can move between your devices.
Can I get a second trial later?
We offer one trial per household. If the first one was cut short by a problem on our side, ask in the chat.
See also
- PlansCanada 4K IPTV sells four lengths (1, 3, 6 or 12 months), each for one, two or three screens at once.
- SetupSetting up IPTV takes about ten minutes on most devices.
- How to choose IPTVExperienced buyers on Canadian forums check the same few things before paying for IPTV: a trial long enough to cover an evening game, payment only after the trial, a refund written down, a short plan they can test before a long one, and support that answers at game time.
- Fix bufferingMost buffering comes from the home network, not the service: Wi-Fi far from the router, other streaming in the house, or a box that is short on memory.