Four lengths. One Roku login. The number is the only thing that changes.
$14.99 to $79.99 depending on term — and whichever one gets picked, the channel count, the VOD library, and how it looks on your specific Roku stay exactly the same.
Pick the length, not the lineup
1 Month
Enough runway to put your Roku through a real month of use before deciding on anything longer.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
3 Months
A quarter of the year settled at once, at a noticeably better rate than paying monthly.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
6 Months
Where the typical Roku subscriber here ends up after the first month.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
12 Months
One charge, a full year off your plate, at the lightest per-month number of the four.
- 40,000+ live channels, including premium
- 180,000+ VOD titles — films & series
- Up to 4K resolution where available
- Compatible with all supported devices
The four lengths compared
| Plan | Total price | Effective monthly cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Month | $14.99 | $14.99/mo | Enough runway to put your Roku through a real month of use before deciding on anything longer. |
| 3 Months | $34.99 | $11.66/mo | A quarter of the year settled at once, at a noticeably better rate than paying monthly. |
| 6 Months | $54.99 | $9.17/mo | Where the typical Roku subscriber here ends up after the first month. |
| 12 Months | $79.99 | $6.67/mo | One charge, a full year off your plate, at the lightest per-month number of the four. |
Nothing gets held back on the 1-month plan
Some services quietly trim the on-demand library or cap resolution on their cheapest tier, hoping the difference goes unnoticed. That's not how this catalog is structured — the 40,000+-channel lineup and 180,000+-title library are the same object regardless of which invoice you're on, and the picture ceiling is set by your Roku model and the source feed, never by how many months you paid for.
What each length actually works out to per month
1 month costs $14.99 outright, no strings past it. Stretch that to 3 months and the effective rate lands near $11.66. Six months brings it down to about $9.17. A full year settles at roughly $6.67 — the floor of the four. None of that changes what plays on your Roku; it only changes what shows up on the card statement.
24-Hour Trial
$1.00 runs the identical catalog on your own Roku for 24 hours — long enough to check a specific channel, a specific title, and whether your connection keeps up before any plan length gets chosen.
Start the trialWhat a day can't tell you
It settles the catalog and the support response. It won't tell you how a peak-hour Tuesday night looks three months from now — that's what the refund terms below are for.
Getting from receipt to a working Roku
Activation details typically land within a few hours. From there, the Setup Guide covers checking the Channel Store first, then the Developer Mode route if nothing's currently listed — the same two paths whether this is a first order or a renewal.
Supported devices
Roku
The Channel Store lists a compatible player when one is currently available; when it isn't, a private channel installed through Developer Mode is the reliable fallback — both routes are covered on the Setup Guide.
Smart TV
A Samsung or LG set close by makes a fine backup screen for whichever room the Roku isn't in — its own app store carries a compatible player.
Android TV
An Android TV or Google TV box takes the same login through a Play Store player, in case a second streaming box sits alongside the Roku in the house.
Fire TV & Firestick
A household running both a Firestick and a Roku isn't unusual — Amazon's Appstore covers it first, with a sideload option on standby.
Android Phone & Tablet
The login travels to a phone or tablet exactly as it does to the living room screen — useful for finishing an episode outside the house.
iPhone & iPad
One App Store download covers both, so an iPhone and an iPad share the same login without a separate setup for each.
Apple TV
A second TV in the house running Apple TV instead of Roku reaches the identical catalog, through the App Store or a sideloaded build.
Windows & macOS
A desktop player takes the login directly on either operating system — handy for confirming a channel plays before ever touching the Roku remote.
What you see is the whole charge
Each price above is complete, in US dollars, with nothing appended at checkout. A term ends on its own by default — recurring billing only happens if it's specifically turned on.
Refund terms are posted, not hidden
Full conditions sit on the Refund Policy page — worth a read before ordering, since that's when it's actually useful.
Pricing FAQ
Does a shorter plan mean a smaller lineup on my Roku?
No — 1 month and 12 months open the identical 40,000+ live channels and 180,000+ on-demand titles on your Roku. The term you pick changes the invoice, not the screen.
Can I move to a different length mid-term?
Once the current one ends, yes. Need it sooner, before a renewal date? Message support directly and it gets sorted out.
If prices go up later, does my rate change too?
No — whatever you paid holds for that term. A future price adjustment only touches orders placed after it takes effect.
Does the trial dollar apply toward a plan?
It doesn't — the trial is billed on its own. Its entire purpose is confirming your Roku handles this well before a longer plan is on the table.
What happens once a plan runs out?
It simply stops. Nothing renews or charges again unless a recurring option was specifically set up.