The Best Streaming TV Service For You

Hey, this is Brian from disablemycable.com

Today I want to talk about streaming services because there are so many streaming services out there

People are asking me all the time which ones to get. There's Sling, Philo, Paramount Plus, Fubo TV, Hulu, YouTube TV

Peacock, and so many others. And people want to know where to get the best deals

So you could either go to everyone's websites and try to figure out all the costs and see which ones have the channels you want

But there's a better way. I've teamed up with a company called suppose.tv

to bring you a free tool on my website. No sign up required. Just go on there

enter the channels that you want and it tells you which streaming services

offer those channels and the costs. So you can compare and find the best service for you

There's no sign-up as necessary. It's completely free. Just go on the website at disablemycable.com

So let's jump on there right now and I'll show you how it works

Okay, I'm at disablemycable.com. What you do is click the streaming services link

then click the big button that says streaming service finder And I have a link to this page in the comments below so you can jump right to this page

So this takes me to the streaming service finder. Scroll down and you'll see the start here pointing to the left column and that's kind of where all the action is going to be

What you're going to do here is click on the channels you want and it'll tell you which streaming services offer those

services offer those channels. So let's do a little experiment here. Let's say I want the history channel

Okay, right away, a bunch of services showed up. And the one to the left is usually the cheapest one

So I can see the best fit is a service called Friendly, which I've never even heard of

and that gets me the history channel for $7 a month. Okay, not bad

Let's say I need something else, though. Let's say I want some entertainment channels

So let's expand this to show more. And let's say I want AMC

Okay. So history in AMC, it's telling me in this left column

Philo is the best deal that has both of them at $25 a month

Not too bad. I like Philo a lot. So let keep going though Let say we need ESPN okay That takes me up to Sling Orange for a month

So also not bad. It's getting a little bit expensive, but it's still cheaper than cable

And if you want to remove that, you can click this X and it goes back to where you were, but let's keep ESPN there

Let's add in, let's add in one more. Let's say we didn't want to search this list

You can also just type in channels here. So type in CNN, click on that

And I'm still on the sling orange for 35. So you can kind of see how it works

Let's make it more interesting though by typing in some local channels like ABC. Okay

Okay, so I've typed in ABC. in ABC here and it's on my left column. It's still saying Sling is the best fit, but really

actually the ABC logo is missing from the Sling column, which means it doesn't really give me Sling

The next best deal is actually DISH at $60 a month. And even more expensive is YouTube TV at $72 a month

Let add one more CVS Okay yeah so it telling me DISH really or YouTube TV So that a month and this a month NBC Okay yeah again DISH

So what you can see here is that as I start adding these local network stations

it starts to get as expensive as cable or basically cable is almost a better deal

than some of the streaming services like YouTube TV. So what you want to do there is if you want to do there is if you want

these local channels really try to use a broadcast TV antenna to get those for free

And my website's all about that, disable mycable.com, just go on there

I talk about indoor antennas and outdoor antennas and how to get those channels for free

If you live in a big city or near a big city, you should be able to get most of those

network channels for free using an antenna. And that really is the way to go

And this shows you clearly that these local channels really add cost quickly

So you can play around with this tool. I hope you enjoy it

I hope you find it helpful. It's kind of fun to click around this left column and just see how much everything costs

But like I said, if you can get rid of these local stations, your costs can really go down a lot

So I hope this was helpful. check it out on my site, Disablemycable.com

And thanks a lot for listening