Earlier this year, the long-awaited Vidgo live TV streaming service launched with several international packages. This week, Vidgo started to take beta testers for a new English-based package. At launch, Vidgo is available on iOS, Android, and web with Roku, Fire TV, and Apple TV support coming in the following weeks.
On the Vidgo Facebook page, they have started to ask for beta testers for a new English package meant to take on services like Sling TV and DIRECTV NOW.
Here is what Vidgo posted on their Facebook page:
We are looking for Beta testers for our upcoming English package. Please message us if you would like to participate in Beta for iOS, Android, or Web browser. In the coming weeks we will need beta testers for Roku, Amazon, and Apple TV. Please indicate which platform you use. Once you have downloaded the Vidgo app be sure and rate us in the App Store or on Google Play!
Here is how the service is described on the Google Play app store:
Vidgo is a prepaid over-the-top television streaming service with the most popular live Sports, Entertainment, Family, and Latino programming at an affordable price. Each package includes three simultaneous device streams and is available at home or on the go. With no fees for equipment, no credit checks, and no contracts, everyone qualifies for Vidgo’s service.
Use your registered account login and password to access Vidgo services.
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