The WWE Network will go live imminently at 9 AM EST. The launch will have over 50 WWE documentaries available for viewing and will give the first indication of how the Network will look and run in real time. The opportunity will be there for all fans in the United States to sign up for a one week free trial, before transitioning into payments of $9.99 a month for on demand content, original programming, and the monthly WWE pay per views. The Network can be obtained through a variety of devices such as iOS, Android and video game consoles. The big excitement will be for HD quality WWE events through the television in a service solely dedicated to all things WWE. The TV industry is already looking at WWE's decision for an over the top Network as a potential Entertainment Industry game changer. Here at WhatCulture we want to get your reaction. If you are a fan living in the United States and subscribe to the Network we want to know what you think. Is the service user friendly and easy to navigate? What do you think of the initial line-up? Are you convinced enough to commit to paying for the service? Immediate impressions will help us to form analysis of what WWE has got right and got wrong with the service. In addition to the imminent On-Demand launch, once Raw goes off the air tonight we will get the Raw Post Show on the Network, marking the first major live leap into the WWE Channel. So keep the feedback coming throughout the day by commenting on this feature, emailing grahame@whatculture.co.uk or tweeting @whatcultureWWE