A trial taken at 20:00 on a quiet Tuesday tells you how a service behaves at 20:00 on a quiet Tuesday. If your television happens at 03:40 after a twelve-hour shift, at 05:15 before the early bus, or at 01:30 once the restaurant has finally closed, that is the hour worth testing. The account is a real one rather than a demo: all 25,000+ live channels, the 120,000+ films and series, the program guide, catch-up on the channels that carry it, and the 4K feeds, open for 24 hours.
Start the clock just before your slot
The 24 hours begin when the login is issued, not when you first open the player. So ask for it a little before the time you normally sit down: from the staff room before the last hour of a late shift, or as soon as you are up for an early start. Activation takes under 15 minutes on WhatsApp at any hour, which puts the whole of your usual slot inside the trial, plus whatever you watch after you wake.
Say you finish nights at 07:00 and normally watch from 07:45 until about 09:30. Send the request at 07:10, before you leave, and the login is waiting when you get home. The trial then runs until roughly 07:10 the following morning, which covers this morning's slot and anything you put on before the next shift starts.
Use the screen that is on at that hour
Test on the device you will really use at that time, not the one that happens to be closest in the afternoon. For many people on shifts that is the bedroom television, a tablet with headphones on the sofa while everyone else sleeps, or a phone in a break room. The setup guides cover each one, from Fire TV and Android boxes to Samsung, LG and Apple. On an iPhone, iPad or Apple TV, the free Smarters app is called Smarters Player Lite.
What to check while your slot is on
- Live channels at that hour. Open what you would actually put on: overnight news from another time zone, a match airing in the middle of your night, a film channel in 4K. Switch between a few and notice how quickly each one starts.
- The on-demand library. Start a film or an episode, pause it, and come back ten minutes later. The 120,000+ titles keep no schedule, so this is the part you will lean on when live television has nothing for you at 04:00.
- Catch-up on something you missed. Open the program guide, go back to a program that aired while you were at work or asleep, and play it from the beginning, on a channel that carries catch-up and in a player that offers it.
- Watching quietly. Pair headphones or a Bluetooth speaker with the device, turn subtitles on, dim the screen, and set a sleep timer if your player offers one. If the house is asleep, this is how you will be watching every night.
If you follow a sport that plays out during your night, add one more check: a live fixture at its real start time, or, if you would rather sleep through it, the same match the next morning from catch-up, watched before you open any scores.
How the login reaches you
- Fill in the form on this page, or write to us on WhatsApp naming the screen you plan to use at your hour.
- The username, password and server address arrive in the chat, normally in under 15 minutes.
- Install a player using the guide for your device and sign in once. The channel list and the guide fill in by themselves.
- Watch through your slot. When the 24 hours are up the account stops, and if it suited your hours you can pick a term on the pricing page.
What we ask, and what we do not
No card, no billing details, and nothing to cancel afterwards, because the trial has no way of turning into a charge. We ask for one trial per household: it exists to show whether Televixy works on your equipment at your hours, not to stand in for a subscription. If a shift ran long and you missed the slot you meant to test, or something went wrong the first time, tell us on WhatsApp: an extension is normally possible.
Questions about timing the trial
Can I ask for the trial at 02:00?
Yes. Requests are answered around the clock on WhatsApp, and the login normally arrives in under 15 minutes whatever the hour. Asking at the time you usually watch is the whole idea of the trial, so a request in the middle of the night is perfectly ordinary here.
When does the 24-hour clock start?
When the login is issued to you, not when you first open the player. That is why we suggest asking shortly before your usual slot: an account requested the afternoon before a night shift may have used half its hours by the time you sit down to watch.
Can I try catch-up and the program guide during the trial?
Yes. The trial opens the same guide and catch-up as a paid plan. Catch-up works on the channels that carry it, and your player has to support it; TiviMate and IPTV Smarters Pro both show the guide once the login is entered. Pick a program that aired while you were asleep and play it back.
My shift ran over and I missed my slot. Can I have more time?
Usually, yes. Tell us on WhatsApp what happened and when you normally watch, and we will generally extend the trial so you can test at the right hour. The rule is one trial per household, but a slot lost to overtime or a call-in is a fair reason to stretch it.
Which device should I use for the trial?
The one that is on at your hour. If you watch in the bedroom after a late finish, test on that television; if you watch on a tablet with headphones while the house sleeps, test there. Picture, sound and the player all depend partly on the device, so a test on another screen tells you less.
Will anything be charged when the trial ends?
No. No card is taken, so there is nothing that could be charged. After 24 hours the account stops by itself. If you want to keep watching, choose a term on the pricing page and send the order through WhatsApp; paid plans do not renew automatically either.