So you want to cut the cord but you want to try it first? Here are the best Live TV streaming services that will allow you to do just that.
Philo
It's the Southwest of cord-cutting: it will get you there, and for cheap, but you can't ask for much more. Philo has a more than decent channel lineup, and it's so, so cheap for what it offers.
DirecTV Stream
Once called AT&T TV, DirecTV Stream is one of the three "wholistic" cord-cutting services: you pay a lot compared to other services but you also get most channels. The other two services being Hulu with Live TV and Youtube TV. A unique feature of DirecTV however is that you can stream on up to 20 devices at once.
Fubo
The sport streaming service par excellence, Fubo's goal is to make sure you keep access to your favorite sports live events without cable. It started as a soccer streaming service but it has been growing ever since. Sadly, so has the price.
YouTube TV
Youtube TV is the leading cord-cutting service from the tech giant Google. It has all the practicality and ease of use of the original Youtube service but with a fantastic channel lineup. It's also available on every major device, and has most features any TV watcher could ask for. The only hiccup? The price. It costs almost twice as much as competitor Sling and nearly three times as much as Philo.
