FAQ
What is The Green Channel?
The Green Channel is a streaming service that offers shorts, series, and feature films with a connection to environmental themes. Although most of our content is factual or documentaries, our library has a growing number of comedies, dramas, and reality films. If you are a full member, you can watch as much as you want and as often as you want. We add at least one new film per week and, as our subscriber base grows, we hope to add even more content on a daily and weekly basis in the future.
How much does The Green Channel cost?
Plans are CA$9.99/month or CA$99/year. No contract. No hidden costs.
Is there a free trial?
Not right now. If you choose a plan, you can cancel any time from your account.
Will I be charged automatically?
Only if you choose a plan. Plans renew until you cancel; you'll get an email receipt each time. A free account is never charged.
How do I stop marketing emails?
Use the unsubscribe link in any of our emails, or the email settings on your account page. It takes effect right away.
How can I watch?
You can watch anywhere and anytime. The schedule is up to you. You can connect to our channel through your phone, smart TVs, tablets, streaming media players and game consoles. We have apps on Roku, Fire, Google Play and all Apple devices.
How can I cancel my subscription?
You can simply go into your account and unsubscribe. There are no cancellation fees so you can stop or start your account anytime.
What can I expect to see on The Green Channel?
The Green Channel was founded by Scott Renyard, a filmmaker specializing in environmental content. So right from the moment the channel was launched, there was a commitment to create original content for our members. You will see documentaries, features, series, comedies and more. The Green Channel also seeks out unique, thought-provoking films from all over the world.
Is The Green Channel good for all ages?
Most of The Green Channel library is educational. But we recommend that teachers and parents watch the content before sharing with young children. Some content may be too serious or disturbing for kids.