Streaming Video Services

Looking to start streaming? Not only can these streaming services save you money, but many believe they are a direct replacement for traditional cable and satellite.

Streaming

(with local channels)

Hulu Plus Live TV

Best pricing if you bundle Disney Plus and ESPN Plus.

YouTube TV

The guide interface is the easiest to use and looks like traditional satellite and cable.

Fubo

A lot of live sports! Offers the New England Sports Network (NESN).

Direct TV Stream

Offers a streaming box that makes your experience very similar to the satellite service they offer.

Streaming

(no local channels)

Philo

70+ channels including many of the top stations.

Sling TV

Top stations and sports.

Frndly

40+ Channels.

Vidgo

150+ Channels heavy focus on sports with many of the major networks.

Totally Free Service

These services have hundreds of free channels to watch. All are ad supported. These are great solutions for someone trying to save money and some of the services have live news channels.

Pluto TV

One of the most popular free streaming services available today.

Tubi

Hundreds of free channels.

Freevee

Freevee is a free streaming service from Amazon. It has tons of movies and shows. Expect to see this service become one of the top free services.

The Roku Channel

Roku offers movies and live TV channels. Included with Roku players.

Plex

At one time Plex was the program you used to store your personal digital media. Now they also offer hundreds of channels to watch at no cost.

Sling Free Stream

Sling TV’s free offering. They claim 300+ live TV channels - all free and ad supported.

Notable Mention

Paramount Plus

With Paramount Plus you can stream your local CBS station (WABI 5 Bangor). You also get a ton of additional content and new movie releases.

NESN 360

NESN 360 gives you access to NESN and the NESN+ Channels. Home games are streamed in 4k making everything look amazing. If you’re a Red Sox or Bruins fan this service may be for you.

News On

They have local news from all over the country. They also have some Maine channels all at no cost.