See it on your own screen first.

The best way to judge an IPTV service is on your own screen, on your own connection, at the hour you actually watch. That’s why Voyage offers two trials for Canada: a free one-day trial and a two-day trial for $2 CAD. Both include the full lineup and one connection.

What to test during your IPTV free trial

• Prime time. Watch between 7 and 11 PM in your time zone, when Canadian networks are busiest. A service that holds up at 8 PM on a Saturday will hold up any time.
• A live game. Live sport is the hardest thing to stream well. Pick a hockey or football game and watch for freezes, audio drift and how quickly channels change.
• The guide. Open the EPG and check that times are shown in your time zone and that the programme names match what is actually playing.
• Catch-up. Find a show from yesterday on a supported channel and play it from the start.
• Your Wi-Fi. If a 4K stream stutters on Wi-Fi, try an Ethernet cable to the TV or a 5 GHz network. Most buffering in Canadian homes comes from the home network, not the service.

Which trial should I pick?

If you only need to confirm that your device and connection work, the free trial is enough. If you want to test a full weekend of sport, try 4K on more than one device or show it to the rest of the household before buying, the 48-hour trial for $2 CAD activates instantly and gives you two full evenings.

What happens after the trial

Nothing, unless you want it to. Trials expire on their own; there is no auto-renewal and no card to remove. If you liked what you saw, pick a plan and we’ll activate the full service instantly. Your login details stay the same, so there’s nothing to set up again.