Hulu + Live TV
Includes Disney+ and ESPN+ at no extra cost
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⚡ 60-second check
How much are you currently paying for TV?
Most people are paying for more streaming services than they actually use.
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▶ Stop overpaying without realizing it · 60 sec
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hulu
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Sling
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Question 1 of 4
First — where do you live?
Your ZIP tells us which cable, fiber, and 5G companies actually serve your neighborhood. We don't ask for anything else — no name, no email, no card.
We only use your ZIP to filter providers. We never store it.
Question 3 of 4
Roughly what's your bill right now?
Add up cable + internet + all those streaming apps. Round numbers are perfect. Most families pay more than they realize — that's the whole reason we're here.
Or type it:
Best guess is fine. We're not auditing — we just want to know roughly where you are.
▶ 30-second explainer
Why your TV and internet are billed together
Watch if you're not sure what your bundle includes
Question 4 of 4
What can't your family live without?
Real talk: nobody watches all 220 channels. Pick what your house actually turns on. We'll only recommend plans that include these.
Pick at least 1 to continue
Question 2 of 4
What are you already paying for?
Click anything that shows up on your monthly statements. We'll add up the real total later — for now, just check what you have.
Streaming apps
Loading 12 streaming apps…
Pick as many as you have. Don't worry about which tier — we'll figure that out.
Home internet
Whoever sends you a bill for Wi-Fi at home. If you've never thought about it, no worries — pick "Not sure."
No judgment here — most families have more apps than they remember.
Your best fit
$180
Your bill today
→
$133
Your best fit · TV + internet
You'd save $564
per year · cancel anytime
1 Why this matches you
- Includes every channel you said matters
- No long-term contract — cancel any time
- Works with the internet provider already in your building
▶ Watch first
Cable, satellite, streaming — what's the real difference?
90 seconds · plain English breakdown
2 What you actually watch
Top channels included with this fit. Green checkmark means it's covered.
See all 220+ channels side by side →
3 How to switch — your 4-step plan
1
Sign up first — don't cancel anything yet
Set up the new service before canceling current TV. Avoids any gap. Most streaming services start instantly.
2
Test it for 1-2 weeks
Confirm the channels you care about work, your DVR settings transfer, and your favorite apps are supported.
3
Cancel current TV — keep internet
Call (don't go online — they'll try to retain you with deals). Be firm. Return any equipment within 14 days.
4
Renegotiate or downgrade your internet
Without a TV bundle, your internet may be cheaper standalone. Ask for the loyalty rate.
▶ Cancellation script
Exactly what to say when you cancel
2 min · works for cable, satellite, streaming
4 Other strong options
Tap any to swap into your top fit and see the math.
$83
Sling Blue + Antenna
Cheapest path to live sports + locals
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$46
Spectrum TV Select
Same channels you have today, less money
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$118
5 How you'll watch this
Once you sign up, here's what you actually need to start watching.
6 Common questions
Will I lose my regional sports network if I switch?+
Maybe. RSNs (regional sports networks like YES, MSG, NESN) are the trickiest piece. Some streaming services carry your local RSN, others don't — depends on your DMA. Your best fit above already accounts for this.
Watch RSN explainer (45 sec)
What's the catch with promo pricing?+
Promo prices last 3-12 months, then jump to "regular" rates that are 30-60% higher. Set a calendar reminder for the day the promo ends and call to renegotiate or switch again.
Watch promo gotchas (60 sec)
Can I keep my internet provider?+
Yes — TV and internet are separate decisions. You can switch your TV without touching internet. We always show TV-only pricing so the comparison is apples to apples.
Watch the internet question (40 sec)
Do I need a smart TV or extra device?+
For streaming services, yes — but most newer TVs have apps built in. Otherwise a $30 Roku or Fire Stick works. For cable/satellite, the provider gives you a box.
Watch device guide (50 sec)
What if I hate it after a month?+
All streaming services let you cancel anytime — no contract. Cable and satellite usually have 30-day windows. We mark contract length on every option so you know what you're locking into.
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