Philo
$25/mo
Entertainment, lifestyle and reality on the smallest budget.
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Twelve live TV and streaming services, each with a full write-up: what the channel lineup really looks like, which devices are supported, what it costs after the intro offer, and who it suits. Prices come straight from each provider's own page.
$25/mo
Entertainment, lifestyle and reality on the smallest budget.
Read the Philo review$45.99–$64.99/mo
The cheapest legitimate route to live ESPN.
Read the Sling TV review$49.99–$64.99/mo by package
Regional sports networks cord-cutters usually lose.
Read the DirecTV Stream review$82.99/mo
The all-rounder: best guide, best DVR, highest price.
Read the YouTube TV review$88.99–$98.99/mo
Soccer and the widest raw channel count.
Read the Fubo review$89.99/mo (ads), $99.99/mo (no ads)
Households that want live TV and a full on-demand library in one bill.
Read the Hulu + Live TV review$8.99–$12.99/mo
Family and Hallmark viewers who want the smallest possible bill.
Read the Frndly TV review$8.99/mo Essential, $13.99/mo Premium
NFL on CBS and champions league football without a live TV bill.
Read the Paramount+ review$10.99/mo Premium, $16.99/mo Premium Plus
Premier League, Olympics and NBC shows.
Read the Peacock reviewFree
Filling gaps around a paid plan at no cost.
Read the Sling Freestream reviewFree
Anyone already running a home media server.
Read the Plex Live TV reviewFree
Background TV, classic shows and zero commitment.
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