What this page does not claim
Marinios does not publish its distribution agreements, and no statement on this site should be read as proof that any particular channel or title is licensed for your territory. Rights agreements in this industry are commercially confidential, which means no provider — this one included — can hand you the contract as evidence.
That cuts both ways, and it is the honest reading: a licensing statement is a claim, not a verification. Previously this page asserted a rights position in the present tense. It no longer does, because the underlying agreements are not evidence we can put in front of you, and a claim you cannot check is one we should not make.
What you can check instead
The 7-day money-back guarantee is the practical test, and it is why the window exists: subscribe, verify the specific channels and local affiliates you actually watch, and take the refund if they are not there. That is a check you perform yourself rather than a promise you take on trust.
The other checkable signals are on this site by design — the published uptime target in the Terms of Service, reversible payment methods rather than crypto-only, a named support route, and a claims page that lists which of our own figures we can substantiate and which we cannot.
How licensing works in this market
Local broadcast affiliates — ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX stations — are licensed market by market, which makes them the hardest and most expensive rights to secure anywhere in the industry. Coverage varies by ZIP code for every carrier, cable included. Verify the specific locals you need during the guarantee window.
Regional sports blackouts exist because blackout terms are written into the rights agreements themselves, so any carrier operating under them has to honor them. A service that ignores blackouts entirely is telling you something about the basis on which it operates.
A VPN requirement is the clearest signal available to a buyer. US ISPs block domains when rights holders obtain orders requiring it, so a provider that says a VPN is required for its service to keep working has answered the licensing question without being asked.
Rights holder enquiries
Rights holders with questions about specific content should contact [email protected]. Formal infringement notices should follow the process in our DMCA policy, and are actioned there.