BroadwayHD
Expect a cable-lite lineup with a sports tilt in Orange (think ESPN) and local news and sports in Blue (FOX/NBC in select markets), plus other popular cable channels. A Sling TV free trial can help you compare.
Archives: Offers
Sling TV
Expect a curated library of recorded Broadway and West End productions, from hit musicals and straight plays to classics and occasional specials. It’s a niche service for theater lovers who want stage shows on demand.
Storytel
In Audiobooks → Streaming, Storytel is available Direct. It’s an international audiobook and eBook subscription with a 30‑day Storytel free trial.
Azuki
Azuki is a Digital eBook service available Direct. It’s a licensed English manga library with indie gems and same-day simulpubs for select series.
DC Universe Infinite
The DC Universe Infinite free trial gives you a full week to explore a deep, curated library of DC stories, from essential arcs to digital-first runs. It’s a quick way to see if this catalog-first comic app fits your reading style.
Marvel Unlimited
The Marvel Unlimited free trial lets you dip into a deep, official Marvel comics catalog for a week with no commitment beyond a card on file. Great for sampling acclaimed runs and catching up on big arcs.
Napster
The Napster free trial lets you explore a massive catalog with HiFi/FLAC support and curated playlists. Expect mainstream hits alongside deep, editor-built mixes.
Criterion Channel
In Live TV Streaming → On-Demand, Criterion Channel is available Direct. It’s a curated home for classic, art-house, and indie cinema, plus original interviews and essays.
Frndly TV
The Frndly TV free trial focuses on family-friendly live TV with simple pricing and unlimited cloud DVR. Expect favorites like Hallmark Channel and History Channel without sports clutter, at a wallet-friendly monthly price after the trial.
Epic!
It’s a kids’ digital reading platform with thousands of books and audiobooks for ages 12 and under, including favorites like Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Big Nate, Disney’s Frozen picture books, and National Geographic Kids. We took the trial for a spin to see how much your family can really do in 30 days.