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TV that actually has what you watch.

How this page helps you

  1. 1

    Enter your ZIP

    Cable and satellite availability varies by address, we check what actually reaches you.

  2. 2

    Pick how you want to watch

    Cable, satellite, live streaming, or on-demand, start with what fits your household.

  3. 3

    Compare without the sales pitch

    Real channel counts, DVR behavior, and what happens to your bill in year two.

Four ways to watch

Pick the delivery that fits your household.

Cable and satellite still have the deepest lineups. Live streaming wins on flexibility. On-demand wins on cost. The right answer depends on what you actually watch.

Cord-cutting guide
  • Cable TV

    Most channels

    Up to

    290channels

    From

    $30/mo

    Heavy viewers who want everything in one bill with their internet

    See services
  • Satellite

    Rural-friendly

    Up to

    330channels

    From

    $65/mo

    Rural addresses and sports fans who need regional sports

    See services
  • Live TV streaming

    No contract

    Up to

    190channels

    From

    $40/mo

    Cord-cutters who still want cable channels without a contract

    See services
  • On-demand apps

    Cheapest

    Up to

    titles

    From

    $8/mo

    Viewers who binge catalogs and don't need live news or sports

    See services

Honest compare

Live streaming vs cable vs satellite, side by side.

Spec sheets don't tell you what it's like to cancel, or what happens to your bill in year two. Here's the plain-English read.

 CableSatelliteLive streamingOur take
Channel count125–290150–33070–190Satellite still has the deepest lineups; streaming has narrowed the gap on the essentials.
Intro-price window12 months24 monthsNone (flat pricing)Streaming's no-promo pricing is the honest play, no year-two surprise.
Contract length1–2 yrs typical2 yrs with cancel feeMonth-to-monthCancel streaming anytime; satellite cancel fees can hit $480+.
Recording (DVR)Included, cappedIncluded, cappedUnlimited on most plansStreaming DVRs have quietly lapped the cable box.
Local & regional sportsStrongStrongVaries a lot by serviceIf you need regional sports networks, check service-by-service before switching.
Equipment rental$10–$15/mo per box$7/mo per receiverNone, use your own deviceStreaming kills the rental treadmill, often the real savings.

Viewer profile advisor

What kind of TV household are you?

The right delivery is the one that fits how you actually watch. Here are three common profiles and what we'd recommend.

Full cord-cutting guide
  • Cord-cutter

    One or two on-demand apps, no live TV

    $25/mo
  • Family household

    Live streaming + 2–3 on-demand apps

    $75/mo
  • Sports fan

    Live streaming with RSNs + ESPN+ add-on

    $110/mo