How ‘Bout Them Apple Shows—How To Sign Up for an Apple TV Free Trial

Apple TV is a line of media player programs developed by Apple. It can stream content from iTunes, Apple TV Channels, and Apple TV+.

Apple TV+ is an on-demand web television and video service that Apple TV users can sign up for. Users that aren’t sure if they want to subscribe to Apple TV+can try the free trial option first. It’s a great way to gauge the quality of the featured series and movies, without having to pay anything beforehand.

Does Apple TV+ Offer a Free Trial?

Yes, you can sign up for a free Apple TV+ trial before moving to the paid version of the subscription. First-time users can enjoy seven days of content for free.

How Do I Sign Up for the Apple TV+ Free Trial?

Signing up for the Apple TV+ Free Trial is pretty straightforward. Here’s how you do it:

1. Visit the Apple website and navigate to the TV+ page
2. Press the Try it free button below the Free 7-day trial option
3. Click on Start Your Free Trial and press continue on the pop-up window that appears
4. Sign in with your Apple ID or create a new one
5. Confirm your billing information, add a valid payment method, and submit

Complete the steps, and you can start using your seven-day Apple TV+ free trial.

Is There Another Way To Get a Free Trial for Apple TV+?

Customers that purchase an Apple device are given a free year of Apple TV+. The purchased device must be able to run the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or macOS to be eligible for this trial.

The free trial isn’t activated upon purchase automatically. The user has to sign up and redeem the offer to start using Apple TV+. The offer is available for up to 90 days after buying an Apple device. Once the 90 days are up, the trial stops being available. The year-long countdown starts only after you’ve signed up for the trial.

You can sign up for the one-year free trial on the Apple website. Use the following steps to do it:

1. Visit the Apple TV+ page
2. Press Check Eligibility under the Buy an Apple device option, located to the left of the Free 7-day trial option
3. Sign in to and open the Apple TV app
4. On eligible devices, you’ll see an option to Redeem your Apple TV+ promotion. Click on it
5. If the option isn’t available, press Watch Now and select Apple TV+ after scrolling down
6. Tap the trial option and fill out your billing information when prompted

You can use the Family Sharing option to let up to five family members use your Apple TV+ trial. If you decide to cancel at any point, the service will immediately stop working, and you won’t be able to sign up again.

Why Is Apple TV Making Me Pay When I Have a One Year Free Trial?

The Apple TV+ free trial can only be used to watch content from this particular service. If you try to watch a show that is featured on the iTunes Store or Apple TV Channels, you’ll have to pay the regular cost for the content.

Students Can Get Apple TV+ for Free by Signing Up for Apple Music

If you’re a young, avid fan of music and use Apple’s music platform, you might be able to use Apple TV+ for free. College attendees in the U.S., Canada, and Japan that have an Apple Music subscription get Apple TV+ free of charge. Log in to your Apple account to see if you’re eligible for this bundle.

These are the different ways you can try Apple TV+ for free:

Does the Free Trial for Apple TV+ Auto-Renew Into a Paid Subscription?

Yes, you’ll be charged for a paid subscription right after the free trial ends. If you want to use the trial but not pay once it auto-renews, you should cancel it at least one day before it’s due to end.

Many users forget to cancel their free trials and end up paying for a month of Apple TV+ by accident. If you cancel immediately without using the service and Contact Apple about the mistake, you might be eligible for a refund. Check Apple’s refund policy to see if you can get your money back after canceling.

DoNotPay’s Virtual Credit Card Keeps You Safe From Auto-Renewals

People often forget about the free trials they sign up for and end up paying for the subscription once it auto-renews. It’s easy to miss a small charge every month, but the numbers add up quickly. One study showed that the average American spends more than $300 a year on subscriptions they don’t use. It’s money that could be better spent elsewhere.

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1. Our app generates a one-time credit card number
2. You use the number to sign up for a free trial
3. The free trial runs out, and you aren’t charged because there are no funds on the virtual credit card

Start using DoNotPay and its free virtual credit card after opening the app in your web browser.

You can turn this into a new -approval virtual credit card whenever you want to try out a service that requires your credit card info. It helps you avoid charges and lets you sign up for trials stress-free.

How Much Does Apple TV+ Cost After the Free Trial Is Over?

After your free week is over, the Apple TV+ plan will cost $4.99 per month. If you enjoy other Apple services, you can purchase bundles that include Apple TV+, Arcade, iCloud storage, and Apple Music, which come with significant discounts for each service.

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