See the service running on your own connection and your own device before spending anything. No card, no commitment — a 24-hour trial of the full service, with your logins sent by email.
Every trial is created automatically, so there is no queue and nobody to wait on — your logins arrive by email. It usually takes under a minute, so you can start testing on your own device straight away.
We use your details only to issue and support the trial. See our privacy policy.
Most people load the list, watch two minutes and close it. A proper test takes ten minutes and tells you far more.
Load a live fixture in the busiest evening slot you would normally watch. That is when infrastructure is under real load.
Test on the screen you care about, on Ethernet if possible. Wi-Fi gets blamed on IPTV constantly — rule it out early.
Flick through ten channels and open the guide. Fast switching and a full seven-day EPG mark a well-run service.
The trial runs for 24 hours on a single connection — enough to load the full channel list, check the categories you care about, test your local sport feeds and watch something from the VOD library from start to finish. Your trial is created as soon as you send the form, so if there is a particular match you want to test, request it shortly before kick-off.
No. The form asks for your name, email address and the device you plan to use; WhatsApp and a note are optional. There is no card field, no stored payment method and nothing that quietly turns into a paid subscription.
The full service. Same channel list, same VOD library, same EPG, same servers. The only limits are the duration and a single simultaneous stream.
Usually, yes. Freebird IPTV is a common way of referring to Bird IPTV, and the "free" part almost always points at this trial. It is the same service either way — there is no separate Freebird product.
Trials are created automatically and the logins arrive by email, usually within a minute. If nothing has landed after a few minutes, check your spam folder, then message us on WhatsApp with the email you used.
No — it is one trial per email address. The 24 hours are enough to try each screen you plan to watch on, so have your devices ready before you request it.
Plans start at $20 for one month, or $140 for two full years.