TV & Streaming
TV packages and live streaming, sorted for you
Cable, satellite or a live TV streaming service: we compare channel lineups, total monthly cost and equipment, so you get the channels you watch.
Pick TV by what you watch
Start with the channels and sports your household can't do without. Local news, a regional sports network, a few kids' channels: each one narrows the list of packages that work. We match that list against the cable, satellite and streaming TV options at your address.
Cable and satellite TV
Traditional TV packages come with a receiver box and a channel lineup by tier. They're a good fit if you want local channels and sports in one place and a familiar remote. Check the full monthly cost: many TV bills add broadcast or regional sports fees and per-box equipment charges on top of the advertised price.
Live TV streaming
Live TV streaming services deliver channels over your internet connection, with no installer and no long-term contract on most plans. You'll want a reliable home internet plan to go with it, and we can set that up at the same time.
Combine with internet
Many households save by putting internet and TV on one account. See our internet + TV bundles page for how to tell whether a bundle actually saves you money.
Check TV options in your area
Enter your ZIP code. We'll match you with the carriers that serve your area.
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TV & Streaming questions
Can I keep my local channels?
Most cable, satellite and live TV streaming packages include major local networks in many markets, but lineups vary by ZIP code. We'll confirm before you sign up.
Is streaming cheaper than cable?
Sometimes. Once you add the internet plan streaming needs, and the services required for your channels, the totals can be close. We compare the full monthly cost.
Do I need a satellite dish?
Only for satellite TV. Cable needs a wired connection, and live streaming works over your home internet.
Find out what's available at your address
Give us your ZIP code and we'll compare the providers that actually serve it.