One dollar buys a full day on the real thing
Rather than take this page's word for it, spend $1.00 and put Ekstraklasa and the rest of the 40,000+-channel lineup on your own screen for a full day before any longer plan is on the table.
Kick off your 24 hours now
An email address below is all it takes — the login lands shortly after. Anything you want to ask first goes through the Contact page, where a person actually reads it.
The dollar does real work
A free trial mostly draws people clicking out of idle curiosity, most of whom never actually check whether Ekstraklasa or a specific Polish channel is really there. Putting even a small $1.00 charge in front of it filters that traffic out and leaves the 24 hours for people genuinely comparing this against a Polish cable subscription or a competing provider. The amount is small enough that skipping it mostly signals not caring whether the claims on this site hold up.
What the day actually covers
- Ekstraklasa, Polish news and entertainment, plus the entire international catalog — all reachable, nothing gated off
- The same 4K ceiling a paying plan has, source and setup permitting
- One device, streaming without interruption for the full window
Where the trial stops
- Anything past the 24 hours mark — access cuts off automatically, on schedule
- A second device streaming alongside the first
- A refund once the login has already been sent (see the Refund Policy for the full terms)
Four things worth trying while the clock is running
- Pull up whatever Ekstraklasa fixture is live, or the nearest replay, and watch a full half through.
- Search the on-demand library for something your household already follows.
- Look up the specific Polish news or regional station you'd genuinely tune into at home.
- Test it on the device you'd actually use day to day, not a spare one gathering dust.
None of that takes long, and it settles more than another hour of reading this site would.
Three things worth having ready
Roughly 25 Mbps, held steady
A one-off speed-test number matters less than whether it survives an actual live match without dipping.
A device from the supported list
If you haven't settled on one yet, this is a good excuse to try more than one.
An inbox you'll check soon
The login usually shows up within a few hours, and that same address carries over if you subscribe afterward.
Supported devices
Smart TV
A Samsung or LG set reaches the full Ekstraklasa and Polish lineup the moment a compatible player app goes on from its own built-in store.
Android TV
Whether it's a dedicated Android TV box or a Google TV unit, the Play Store carries a handful of players built for exactly this kind of login.
Fire TV & Firestick
Amazon's stick reaches the same channels either through its own Appstore or a sideloaded player, whichever route ends up simpler on your setup.
Android Phone & Tablet
A match, a news bulletin, or an episode — none of it needs the living room TV when a phone or tablet already has the same login loaded.
iPhone & iPad
A single App Store download serves both iPhone and iPad, useful for anyone who wants Polish TV on hand without touching the main screen.
Apple TV
An App Store listing or a sideload gets a compatible player running here too, reaching the exact same catalog as anywhere else on the list.
Windows & macOS
Neither operating system needs anything beyond a desktop player pointed at the login details — no set-top box, no extra hardware purchase.
Trial vs. subscription, in one line
Activation works the same, device support is the same, and the Polish and international lineup is the same — only the price tag and the clock differ. The Setup Guide doesn't distinguish between the two at all.
What happens next
Access ends on its own, no further charge involved. If what you saw matched what this page claims, every subscription length is sitting on the Pricing page whenever you're ready.
How the dollar charge is treated
Given how small the fee is and how short the window runs, a trial charge is considered final once the login has gone out. The full terms live on the Refund Policy page.
Trial FAQ
Is the trial a stripped-down preview, or the real Ekstraklasa lineup?
The real thing — the same channels and catalog a paying subscriber logs into, Ekstraklasa included. There's no separate, thinner version built just to hand out for a dollar.
Can I run the trial twice under a different email?
It's capped at one attempt per customer. That limit is part of what keeps the dollar price sustainable.
What can a single day of testing actually prove?
Whether the specific Polish channels you're after are genuinely there, whether your device plays nicely with the login, and whether your home connection survives a full match — three things no amount of reading a page like this one can confirm on its own.
The app won't connect during my trial window — now what?
Check the matching device section on the Setup Guide first. Still stuck? Message support with the device model and the exact error text.