Movies
Feature-length film on demand. Nothing is rented or bought one at a time, so the decision each evening is what to watch rather than what to pay for.
For an evening you have not planned.
One membership · seven libraries
Seven libraries. One subscription.
Movies, video, music, audiobooks, games, software and live sport, all behind a single monthly membership and all running in your browser. Three days at no charge first, so you find out what is actually in it before you pay for anything.
3 days at $0, then $39.95 a month on the card you provide. Cancel any time - cancelling stops future charges.
Days 1 - 3
$0
The trial. Cancel inside it and nothing is charged.
Day 4 onwards
$39.95/month
Charged at the start of each period, until you cancel.
Billing
Credit card
The card you enter at sign-up. Cancelling stops future charges.
What one membership covers
Seven content types, one charge. Nothing is bought or rented separately.
Video
Shorter-form video alongside the films - the things you put on when you do not want to commit two hours to something.
For the half hour before bed.
Music
Streamed music under the same membership, so it sits next to the audiobooks instead of being one more thing you subscribe to separately.
For the hours where something has to be on.
Audiobooks
Full-length narrated books, streamed rather than bought one credit at a time. You can start as many as you like and abandon the ones that do not hold you.
For commutes and anything where your hands are busy.
Games
Games that run from the service in the browser rather than being installed and maintained one by one.
For short sessions, and for handing the device to somebody else.
Software
Software tools included in the membership. As with everything else here, you have access while you subscribe rather than a licence you keep.
For the job you need doing once.
Live sport
Live sports streaming is part of the subscription. What is carried depends on rights, which change - so check the schedule during the trial rather than assuming.
For the fixture you would otherwise miss.
We do not publish a catalogue size, a title list or a release schedule for this service, because its published material does not give one and we are not going to estimate on its behalf. The three-day trial is there to answer that question for you directly.
Three things that follow from running in a browser
The service leads on being instant, needing no installation and being available any time. Here is what each of those actually buys you, and what it costs.
It runs in the browser
There is no app to download and no store account to set up. You sign in and the content plays on the page, which is also why it works the same on a borrowed laptop as on your own.
Nothing to install or maintain
No download queue, no updates, no disk filling up with things you tried once. The trade is that you need a connection - this is a streaming service, not a download locker.
One membership instead of several
The point of a bundle is that seven kinds of content sit behind one charge and one login. Whether that is good value depends entirely on how many of the seven you would actually use, which is what the three days are for.
On every device
Computer, tablet or phone. The service streams in the browser and the published material also describes downloading, so some of it can be taken offline - check during the trial which parts, because that will vary by content type.
How it works
Three steps, and one date worth putting in your phone.
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Start the trial
You sign up and enter a card. The card is what the subscription bills against later - nothing is charged during the three days.
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Use all seven libraries, on day one
Not on day three. Open something in each: the films, the music, an audiobook, a game, the software, the sport schedule. Seven libraries is the whole proposition, and the only question that matters is how many of them you would come back to.
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Decide before the third day ends
Cancel inside the trial and it stops there. Do nothing and it continues monthly at $39.95, charged to that card at the start of each period.
What it costs
In full, in one place, including the parts that are easy to miss.
After the trial
$39.95/month
Trial
3 days at $0
Billing
Credit card, monthly
A card is required
The trial is $0 but it is not card-free. You provide a credit card at sign-up, and that is the card the monthly charge goes to if you do not cancel.
The trial is three days, not a month
This is the part people misread. The evaluation period is short; the reminder to decide has to come from you, not from the service.
Cancelling stops future charges only
Ending the subscription does not refund what has already been billed, and a part-used month is not pro-rated back to you.
It is access, not ownership
You get the libraries for as long as you keep paying. Nothing becomes yours, and nothing stays available after you cancel.
You need a connection
It streams in the browser. Some content can be downloaded for offline use, but this is not a service that works well on a bad line.
Live sport depends on rights
What is carried changes as rights deals change. If one particular competition is your reason for subscribing, confirm it is there during the trial.
The conditions as published
Offer and billing conditions: Test our service for 3 days trial at $0. If you are not satisfied or find the service insufficient, contact us and we will cancel it. Unless cancelled, once the 3-day evaluation period has expired, the service will be maintained on a monthly basis and will automatically charge the credit card you provided for the monthly amount of $39.95 at the start of each period, as long as you maintain the service. You can unsubscribe at any time; unsubscribing will stop future charges. Termination of the Service does not result in a refund of past subscription payments and subscription fees previously incurred will not be proportionately allocated based on the date of cancellation. There is no obligation to purchase a specific quantity of products and no additional delivery or handling charges will be applied.
Read this before you sign up
Nine pages on the parts that cost people money when they are skimmed - the trial, the billing, and what each of the seven libraries is really offering.
Before you sign up
How the three-day trial works
What $0 for three days does and does not mean, and the one date worth writing down.
Read itUsing it and cancelling
Managing and cancelling your subscription
Where the subscription lives, what cancelling does, and what it does not undo.
Read itWhat you get
What a membership covers
Seven content types under one subscription, and the honest limits of what “unlimited” means.
Read itUsing it and cancelling
Streaming, downloading and what you can take offline
The difference between a service that streams and one that gives you files, and why it matters on a train.
Read itUsing it and cancelling
Using it on your devices
Browser-based means fewer things to set up, and a few things worth knowing about sharing a login.
Read itWhat you get
Live sport, and why rights change what you get
The one library where what is included is a moving target, and how to check before you commit.
Read itWhat you get
What software in a subscription actually means
Access while you pay, not a licence you keep - and what that changes about the files you make with it.
Read itBefore you sign up
How to tell whether a bundle is worth it
The arithmetic is simple and almost nobody does it. Here it is, with the question most people get wrong.
Read itBefore you sign up
What to check before any free trial
A short checklist that applies to this subscription and to every other one you will be offered.
Read itQuestions
Including the one about who we are and how we are paid.
What is this service?
InstantApps is an online platform for entertainment and digital content: movies, video, music, audiobooks, games, software and live sports streaming. Everything runs in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone.
What does the membership include?
All seven content types under one subscription, for as long as it is active. It is one membership across the lot rather than seven separate ones.
What does the trial cost?
Nothing for three days. You still enter a card at sign-up, because that is the card the subscription bills against once the trial ends.
What happens when the three days are up?
Unless you cancel, the service continues monthly and the card you provided is charged $39.95 at the start of each period, for as long as you keep the service.
How do I cancel?
Through your account settings with the service, at any time. After cancellation no further charges apply. It does not refund payments already taken, and the fee for a period already started is not split according to the day you cancelled.
Do I have to install anything?
No. The service runs in the browser, which is also why there is no app-store account to set up and nothing to keep updated.
Can I use it on more than one device?
The published material describes computer, tablet and phone. How many devices may be signed in at once is a matter for the service's own terms and your account settings.
Can I download things to use offline?
The published material mentions streaming and downloading. Which content can be taken offline is worth confirming during the trial, because it will not be everything.
Is anything else charged on top?
No. The published conditions state there is no obligation to buy a set quantity and no delivery or handling charges.
How much new content is added?
The service says new movies, music, audiobooks and games are added all the time. That is the advertiser's description of itself. We have not measured it, so treat it as a claim rather than a schedule, and judge the subscription on what is in it today.
Do I keep anything if I cancel?
No. Access ends with the subscription. That is the trade for a flat monthly price across seven libraries.
Is my data safe?
The service states that data is handled confidentially and in line with applicable data protection rules, and its privacy notice sets out the detail. This website is separate: it sets no cookies and runs no analytics, as the cookie policy explains.
Who is behind this website?
This site is run by REGIOSUS, S.L. as a promoter. We are not the service. We introduce customers to it and are paid a commission when someone signs up through our links, which is why the price and the billing terms are printed here in full rather than summarised.
Three days is enough to know.
Open something in each of the four libraries, then decide before the third day is out. $39.95 a month after that, on the card you provide, until you cancel.
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