As fall sports heat up, you might be wondering how to catch the NBA or NFL without a cable subscription. Even if sports aren’t your thing, a live TV streaming service could be just what you need to cut the cord. With no contracts, a ton of channels and the flexibility to watch on various devices, these services stack up pretty well against regular cable. You can stream sports, premium channels or network TV, and these platforms not only give you more channel options than antennas but also let you watch on your computer or phone.
Pricing and regional sports networks may make it hard to choose, but there are six major services to pick from (we’re not including smaller ones): YouTube TV, Hulu Plus Live TV, Sling TV, DirecTV Stream, Fubo and Philo.
What really counts is the variety of channels these platforms offer, right? We’ve taken
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