Best TV streaming services bring cable channels to your TV through your internet connection, while video streaming services like Netflix play entirely on-demand content. Here are the top services available nationwide. 

One of the best TV streaming services is

Starting at $9/mo.

Our overall score: 8.7/10

“Netflix is the best video streaming service overall. It has the best mix of original and licensed content around, and its technology is in a class of its own.”

Starting at $60/mo.

Our overall score: 8.5/10

“While AT&T TV is more expensive than other live TV streaming services and requires a two-year contract, you’ll get the best channel lineup in streaming and a simple-to-use, all-in-one device.”

Starting at $65/mo.

Our overall score: 8.8/10

“Other live TV streaming services have slightly better channel lineups, but YouTube TV closes the gap with its outstanding user experience.”

Starting at $55/mo.

Our overall score: 8.4/10

“fuboTV isn’t a good option for fans of American sports, but it has one of the best overall channel selections of any live TV streaming service.”

Starting at $20/mo.

Our overall score: 6.8/10

“Philo is the only skinny bundle to include DVR storage, but other live TV streaming services have better channel lineups for cheaper.”

Our overall score: 7.6/10

“With plenty of news, sports and family channels in addition to its on-demand service, Hulu + Live TV provides a solid experience overall.”

Starting at $55/mo.

Our overall score: 7.3/10

“AT&T TV NOW includes HBO in some plans. If that channel’s not a must-have for you, other live TV streaming services offer better value.”

Starting at $15/mo.

Our overall score: 6.4/10

“Watch TV has a better channel lineup than Philo, but it comes without perks like DVR storage and simultaneous streams.”

Starting at $30/mo.

Our overall score: 6.8/10

“Sling is one of the cheaper options around for live TV streaming, but you won’t get popular channels like ABC, CBS or most regional sports networks.”