5 Free Trials Every Roku Owner Should Try


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Roku2Roku streaming media players are full of a ton of free content but what about all the services with a free trials?

What services that you may not have heard about should you try out? So here is our list of 5 free trails you should check out on your Roku. (Please note we are going to keep some more of the well known services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime off the list.)

Want a list of 100% free Roku Channels? You can find our list of 5 must have FREE Roku channels HERE

HISTORY-Vault-home-screen#1 History Vault

Miss classic History Channel shows? The best part they offer a 7 day free trials!

Unlock the HISTORY Vault to explore the greatest stories in history. Access hundreds of hours of curated historical content for only $4.99 per month. Start your 7-day free trial now and get commercial free video with no TV provider needed.

You can add the History Vault channel to your Roku here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/81920/history-vault

Sling#2 Sling TV

Miss live TV channels like MSNBC, CNN, ESPN, or AMC? Now you can find all of these on Sling TV. Best part is they offer a 7 day free trial.

Watch the BEST OF LIVE TV™! 7 Days FREE. Get 25+ channels – including ESPN, AMC, CNN, Disney Channel, HGTV, & 10,000+ hours of Video On Demand. Stream HBO® & 100+ channels with our Extras. No annual contract. No hidden fees. Easy online cancellation.

You can add Sling TV to your Roku here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/46041/sling-tv

curiosity#3 CuriosityStream

Miss the Sci Channel? Check out CuriosityStram and enjoy a free 30 day trial.

CuriosityStream is the world’s first ad-free, on-demand streaming service for quality non-fiction programs that enlighten, entertain and inspire. Dive deep into science, technology, and history commercial-free and enjoy documentaries crafted by the world’s top filmmakers. If you are not a CuriosityStream member, simply sign up at CuriosityStream.com and enjoy immediate access to our documentaries and series with our 30-day FREE trial.

You can add CuriosityStream to your Roku here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/61657/curiositystream

smith#4 Smithsonian Earth

Smithsonian Earth is a commercial-free streaming app that offers unlimited access to nature and wildlife documentaries and videos shot in stunning 4K UHD resolution. Refreshed weekly, you’ll never run out of things to discover. And 1% of Smithsonian Earth subscription sales will be donated to Smithsonian Institution research and conservation initiatives. Simply add the Smithsonian Earth channel to your Roku and sign up to start your 30-day free trial.

You can add Smithsonian Earth to your Roku here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/73277/smithsonian-earth

Playstation#5 PlayStation Vue

PlayStation™Vue is a new TV service with live TV, movies and sports, without a cable or satellite subscription. Now available on Roku®Players for in-home use. Download the channel and sign-in with your PlayStation Network account to get started. Available nationwide.

Don’t have an account? Sign up at www.psvue.com to start your free trial*.

You can add PlayStation Vue to your Roku here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/93374/playstation-vue

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