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Free 24-hour trial

Test the full DrexTV service free for 24 hours

Every channel, every on-demand title, full 4K UHD quality and the complete programme guide. No credit card, no auto-billing, credentials in about 60 seconds. When it ends, it simply ends.

Last reviewed 2 September 2026

Activation is automated and runs 24/7 — including right now.

Quick answer

What does the free 24-hour IPTV trial include?

The DrexTV free trial gives you 24 hours of unrestricted access to all 24,000+ live channels, the complete 140,000+-title on-demand library, 4K UHD quality, the full 7-day programme guide, 7-day catch-up and pay-per-view event channels. No credit card is required, credentials arrive in about 60 seconds, and access stops automatically at the end with no charge and no auto-enrolment.

Most IPTV providers do not offer a trial. The reason is not generosity or the lack of it — it is that a trial invites a prospective subscriber to test the service at the exact moment it is most likely to fail. Saturday at 3pm, a Sunday football slate, a pay-per-view fight night: those are when concurrency peaks and an underprovisioned network starts to freeze.

We want you to test us then. Our capacity is dimensioned for roughly three times average concurrency across 14 edge locations precisely so that peak fixtures are unremarkable, and a trial during a quiet Tuesday morning would tell you nothing useful about that.

Illustration of 24/7 chat and support availability for DrexTV IPTV trial requests

Four steps

How to get your trial running

The whole process takes about 5 minutes, and most of that is installing a player app on your device.

  1. Send us your device type and email

    Message 0524346367 or email support@drextv.com with the device you want to test on — Firestick, smart TV, Android, Apple TV, MAG box or computer — and an email address for your credentials.

  2. Receive your credentials in about 60 seconds

    We provision a trial line and send your username, password, Xtream Codes server URL and M3U playlist link within roughly 60 seconds. For MAG boxes, send your MAC address and we return a Stalker portal URL instead.

  3. Install a player and log in

    Follow the setup guide for your device, install the recommended player, and enter the three credential fields. The channel list and seven-day guide load within a minute.

  4. Test it at the worst possible time

    Pick the busiest live fixture on this week's schedule and watch it at peak. Check channel-change speed, whether the programme guide is accurate, and whether 4K holds without stepping down. That is the test that matters.

Full transparency

Trial versus paid subscription

Two rows differ. Everything else is identical, because a trial that withholds the good channels does not tell you anything about the service.

Free 24-hour trialPaid subscription
Live channelsAll 24,000+All 24,000+
On-demand libraryAll 140,000+ titlesAll 140,000+ titles
Maximum quality4K UHD4K UHD
Programme guideFull 7 daysFull 7 days
Catch-up TVFull 7 daysFull 7 days
Pay-per-view eventsIncludedIncluded
Simultaneous connections11, or more as a paid add-on
Support accessYes, 24/7Yes, 24/7
Duration24 hours1, 6, 12 months
Payment details requiredNoneAt checkout only

How to evaluate any provider

Six tests to run during your trial

Use this on us, and use it on every other provider you try. It is a genuinely useful checklist, and we publish it because we are confident about how we score on it.

Test 01

Change channels twenty times in a row

Time it. Under two seconds per change on a wired connection means the edge is close and popular channels are kept warm. Five seconds or more means a single distant origin, and it will get worse under load.

Test 02

Watch a live fixture at peak, not a rerun at 11am

Saturday afternoon football, a Sunday football slate, a midweek European night, a pay-per-view fight card. Concurrency is what breaks underprovisioned providers, and only a peak fixture creates it.

Test 03

Open the programme guide and scroll a week forward

Check that programme titles and times are actually correct for your timezone rather than placeholder text. An accurate seven-day guide is expensive to maintain and is the hardest thing for a thin operation to fake.

Test 04

Play a 4K channel for twenty uninterrupted minutes

A short test proves nothing — buffer exhaustion shows up several minutes in. Watch continuously and see whether it holds 4K or quietly steps down to 1080p.

Test 05

Scroll back and play something from catch-up

Pick a programme that aired three days ago and play it. Catch-up requires real storage infrastructure, so a provider either has it or does not.

Test 06

Message support with a genuine question

Ask something specific about your device. Time the reply. Our target is 5 minutes from a person — and how a provider answers before you pay tells you how they will answer after.

After the trial

If you liked it, here is what happens next

Your paid credentials use the same apps and the same login method as your trial, so there is nothing to reinstall and nothing to reconfigure. You enter the new username and password into the player you already set up, and the channel list reloads.

Plans run from $13.99 for one month to $116.00 for twelve, which is an effective $9.67 a month. Every plan includes the same full line-up — there is no tier that holds back 4K or sport. See the full pricing breakdown.

If you did not like it, nothing happens. Your access lapses, we do not have a card on file to charge, and we will not chase you with marketing email. That is the whole arrangement.

Trial questions

Everything about the free trial

Is the DrexTV free trial really free?

Yes, completely. The 24-hour trial requires no credit card, no PayPal and no payment details of any kind. We ask for a device type and an email address so we can send working credentials, and nothing else.

How long does the free trial last?

24 hours from the moment your credentials are first used, not from when they are issued. If you activate at 8pm on a Friday, the trial runs until 8pm on Saturday — which conveniently covers a full weekend of live sport.

What happens when the trial ends?

Your credentials stop working. That is the entire process. There is no charge, no automatic enrolment into a paid plan, no card to cancel and no follow-up marketing. If you want to continue, you choose a plan; if not, you owe nothing.

Is the trial limited compared to a paid subscription?

No. The trial carries all 24,000+ live channels, the complete 140,000+-title on-demand library, 4K UHD quality, the full 7-day guide, catch-up TV and pay-per-view channels, on one simultaneous stream — which is exactly what a paid plan includes. The only difference is the duration.

How quickly will I get my trial credentials?

About 60 seconds. Activation is automated and runs 24 hours a day, so it does not matter what time zone you are in or whether it is a weekend.

Can I get more than one free trial?

One trial per person. If 24 hours genuinely is not enough time to evaluate the service — for instance if the fixture you want to test falls next week — the 7-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan gives you a longer risk-free window.

Do I need a credit card to start the trial?

No. We do not ask for a card, and there is nothing to cancel afterwards because there is no payment method on file to charge.

Which device should I test on?

Ideally the device you actually intend to watch on, because most quality problems are device or network specific rather than service specific. If you want the fastest possible setup, test on an Android TV box or phone — no sideloading is needed and the whole process takes about two minutes.

Can I test on a MAG box?

Yes. MAG boxes authenticate by MAC address rather than by username and password, so send us the MAC address from the sticker underneath the box or from Settings, System Information, and we will return a Stalker portal URL for the trial.

Why do you offer a trial when many providers do not?

Because the trial is our strongest argument. Providers who avoid trials usually do so because their servers struggle at exactly the moment a prospective subscriber would test them. We would rather you find out on a Saturday afternoon, for free, than after you have paid.