A Roku, a type of smart TV, has a promotional campaign for its customers who like to watch content via streaming. The company is offering a full month of free access to Zapping, a free IPTV platform.
The offer will be available for redemption until July 1st, but is only valid for new subscribers in Brazil. In other words, only for those who don’t yet have a Zapping account. The promotion can be redeemed on all Roku TV models and Roku Express and Roku Express 4K devices, regardless of whether they are new or old. The new feature can also be enjoyed by those who have televisions from AOC, Britânia, Philco, Semp or TCL with the Roku system.
The new feature includes the subscription to the Zapping Full Package, which currently costs R$89.90 per month. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the promotion period, as after the month of free access, the subscription is automatically renewed and after the free trial (7 days) the amount will be charged again until it is cancelled.
Furthermore, this offer cannot be combined with other offers and promotions. Use of a trial offer constitutes acceptance of all terms and conditions that apply to the promotion.
To redeem one month of free access to Zapping, simply access your Roku device and find the IPTV app, install it and follow the on-screen instructions. Remembering that you already have an account with the streaming TV service, the offer cannot be redeemed.
About Zapping Brasil
The platform arrived in Brazil in 2023 and has more than 90 live channels. The service has a contract with TV stations, such as Grupo Globo, Simba Content (RecordTV, RedeTV! and SBT), Disney-ESPN and Band-Newco, seeking to expand the subscriber base.
The innovative use of technologies is also another strong point of IPTV, with interactivity features, including applications that make it possible to monitor real-time statistics during football game broadcasts. In addition, it also includes the replay mode function, which allows the user to watch programming from the last seven days, and turbo mode, which reduces delays in live broadcasts.
