Try before you commit

One dollar buys 24 hours on the real thing

Not a stripped-down preview — the actual 40,000+-channel, 180,000+-title catalog, Canadiens coverage and Quebec channels included, for $1.00 and 24 hours, exactly as a paying subscriber sees it.

No subscription required upfrontA full 24 hours for one dollarThe same catalog subscribers watchEnds on its own — nothing to cancel
Getting started

One field, then the login follows

An email address is genuinely all the form below asks for. Want to check something specific first — like whether a particular French-Canadian channel is on the list? Contact reaches a person directly.

Thank you! Check your email for your 24-hour trial activation details.

By starting a trial you agree to our Terms of Use and Refund Policy.

Why not just make it free

The reasoning behind the $1.00

A free trial mostly attracts people who click out of idle curiosity and never actually verify a single channel or send support a real question. Charging a small, deliberate amount filters for people seriously comparing providers — cheap enough that it's barely a decision, but enough friction that a genuine 24 hours trial stays worth running at scale.

Exactly what the trial includes

Nothing trimmed, one exception noted

Trial access
Canadiens & NHL gamesIncluded, same as any paid plan
French-Canadian & Quebec channelsFull lineup, nothing withheld
English & international catalogAll 40,000+ channels and 180,000+ VOD titles
ResolutionUp to 4K, source and device permitting
Devices at onceOne
Window24 hours, then it closes automatically
Refund once the login is sentNot available — see the Refund Policy for the reasoning
Getting the most from your 24 hours

Worth doing before the window closes

Search out one specific channel

French-Canadian news, a particular international channel — confirm it's genuinely there, not just implied by a big catalog number.

Catch a Canadiens game if one falls in the window

The single fastest way to judge the sports coverage is watching it happen in real time.

Message support with something concrete

A real question through Contact, timed to see how quickly and how usefully it gets answered.

Test the device you'd actually keep

Not a backup gathering dust — the trial should reflect how this really gets watched going forward.

Worth having ready first

Three small things, none of them a hassle

A connection near 25 Mbps

Whether it holds steady under a live stream matters more than a single speed-test screenshot.

A device from the supported list

Haven't settled on one yet? A single trial window is a reasonable excuse to try more than one.

An email you'll actually open soon

Activation typically lands within a few hours, and that same address rolls over if a subscription follows.

Compatibility

Supported devices

Smart TV

A Samsung or LG set pulls the Canadiens, the rest of the NHL, and the full French and international lineup through a compatible player already sitting in its own app store.

Android TV

An Android TV box or a Google TV unit both list several players built for exactly this kind of login, straight from the Play Store.

Fire TV & Firestick

Amazon's stick reaches the same lineup through its own Appstore first, with a sideloaded player as a fallback if nothing suitable is listed there yet.

Android Phone & Tablet

A period, an intermission update, or a Quebec news bulletin — none of it waits for the living room TV when a phone or tablet already carries the same login.

iPhone & iPad

One compatible app from the App Store covers both, useful for catching a third period on the way home.

Apple TV

An App Store listing or a sideload gets a compatible player running here too, landing on the identical catalog every other device on this list reaches.

Windows & macOS

A desktop player on either system takes the login directly — no box between the login and the screen, no separate hardware to buy.

What actually separates trial from subscription

Two things — and only two

Cost and length. Everything else — activation, device support, the full Quebec and international catalog, the same support inbox — runs identically either way, which is why the Setup Guide doesn't bother splitting instructions between the two.

When the clock runs out

Nothing left for you to do

Access closes automatically — no further charge, no cancellation step. Liked what you saw? Every plan length on Pricing picks up from exactly there.

About that dollar

Why it isn't refundable after activation

Between the small size of the charge and the short window it buys, a trial fee is treated as final the moment login details go out. The complete reasoning and any exceptions are on the Refund Policy page.

Questions

Trial FAQ

Does the trial run a smaller version of the lineup?

No — it's the exact catalog a paying subscriber gets, Canadiens coverage included. Nothing gets held back for the trial specifically.

Can one person run this more than once under a different email?

It's limited to a single attempt per customer, which is what keeps the full lineup available for $1 in the first place.

What does 24 hours settle that browsing this site can't?

Whether the Habs and the Quebec channels you actually want are on the lineup, how quickly a real support reply comes back, and whether your connection holds up under a live stream. None of that shows up in marketing copy.

A device stops connecting halfway through the window — what then?

Check the Setup Guide entry for that device first. If it's still not cooperating, a message to support naming the device and the exact error is the fastest path to a fix — and exactly what the trial window exists to surface.

Ready when you are

Skip straight to a subscription

Every plan on Pricing reaches the identical Canadiens and Quebec lineup the trial just showed you.