Waitlist now open
Ads muted. Match on.
NeonShield is coming to your TV, phone and tablet: one plan that will mute the ad breaks on your streaming apps, so you enjoy the experience, not the noise.
₹49 a month at launch, first month free. Nothing to pay today.
Browser extension
Free today in Chrome and Edge
It already works on 7 streaming platforms.
Our Chrome Web Store listing still has its earlier name. Works in Microsoft Edge too.
- JioHotstarMutes
- Zee5Mutes
- SonyLIVMutes
- Airtel XstreamMutes
- NetflixMutes
- HBO MaxMutes
- Prime VideoFast-forwardsSkips ahead through the ads instead of muting them.
Devices
One plan, every screen
Browser
Chrome and Edge on laptops and desktops
Available nowFree
TV
Android TV, Google TV and Fire TV
ComingPart of the NeonShield plan
Phone
Android phones
ComingPart of the NeonShield plan
Tablet
Android tablets
ComingPart of the NeonShield plan
Pricing
Simple pricing
One plan covers the TV, phone and tablet apps. The browser extension is free.
Monthly
₹49/month
- First month free
- TV, phone and tablet apps
- Pay by UPI or card
Pre-orders open soon. Nothing to pay today.
Annual
Best value₹499/13 months
- 12 months plus 1 month free
- TV, phone and tablet apps
- Pay by UPI or card
Pre-orders open soon. Nothing to pay today.
FAQ
Questions, answered
When does NeonShield launch?
We're aiming for before IPL 2027. Everyone on the waitlist hears first, by email.
Is the browser extension really free?
Yes. The extension for Chrome and Edge is free. The paid NeonShield plan is for the TV, phone and tablet apps.
Which devices will it work on?
The browser extension works today in Chrome and Edge on laptops and desktops. Apps for Android TV, Google TV, Fire TV, and Android phones and tablets are coming with the NeonShield plan.
What happens to my email?
We use it only to email you about NeonShield's launch, and we never sell it. Write to us any time to have it removed. The privacy notice has the details.
Do I pay anything now?
No. Joining the waitlist is free. Pre-orders open soon, and nothing is charged today.