A plan and an email address — the rest arrives in your inbox
Nothing about a card gets asked here. Submitting this queues a secure payment link first; Roku activation details follow once that clears. No charge happens on this page.
A hold on a plan, not a charge
No money moves when this form is submitted — it just puts a payment link in motion. Would rather see the Roku catalog running first? The trial costs a fraction of any plan here.
All four lengths, at a glance
- 1 Month — $14.99
- 3 Months — $34.99 (~$11.66/mo)
- 6 Months — $54.99 (~$9.17/mo)
- 12 Months — $79.99 (~$6.67/mo)
Four steps, in order
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Form submitted | Plan choice and contact details are logged — nothing charged |
| Payment link sent | The only point where a card number is ever entered |
| Payment confirmed | Usually within a few minutes of completing it |
| Roku login arrives | Typically a few hours later, ready to enter through the Setup Guide |
The invoice, and only the invoice
Whichever length gets ordered, it lands on the identical 40,000+ channels and 180,000+ VOD titles, the same device compatibility Roku included, and the same support inbox. The only page where the four lengths actually differ from each other is Pricing, where the per-month math is broken out.
Order FAQ
Does this form ever ask for card details?
Never — there's no card field anywhere on it. It records which plan you want and how to reach you; the actual payment happens later, through a separate secure link sent by email.
I selected the wrong plan length — is that fixable?
Yes, right up until the payment link gets used. Reply to the confirmation email or go through Contact and the term gets swapped before anything is charged.
How long between paying and actually watching on Roku?
Usually a few hours. If it's going to take longer than that for any reason, an email says so — you won't be stuck refreshing an empty inbox.
Is there a lower-commitment way to check this before ordering?
That's the entire point of the 24-Hour Trial — $1.00 for the same catalog and support line, on your own Roku, over a much shorter window.