There has never been a better time to opt for live TV streaming. They are giving stiff competition to traditional cable and satellite TV. If you are thinking about switching to streaming services because of hefty costs associated with cable, now is the time to cut the cord. Most of the good streaming services now offer live TV, which includes sports and primetime television, all at a fraction of the cost. Extra premium channels like HBO and Showtime can also be bundled for a small extra fee. This really enhances the viewing experience on live TV streaming services. Some of these services even offer cloud-based DVR services that let you store your favorite shows so that you can watch whenever you want.

Hulu
Hulu is one of the serious players in the market. It is supported on devices like Amazon Fire Stick and Roku. The service provides many channels like NBC, CBS, and Fox TV. The monthly $39.99 plan includes more than 50 free channels and you can watch all of them at your convenience. They come with many different sports channels as well for sports enthusiasts and this includes ESPN, CSN, and Fox Sports 1.

The service also lets users follow their favorite sports teams as the season progresses.

Sling TV
Sling TV is good for its a la carte experience that lets you design and customize your package according to your needs. There is a base package which hosts plenty of add-ons that serves to enhance the experience as a whole. It offers ABC, Fox, and NBC and supporting devices include Amazon Fire, Nvidia Shield, Apple TV, and a whole host of other devices. While Sling Orange largely has ABC and Disney owned channels, Sling Blue offers much more variety with NFL Sports and NFL Redzone along with Fox and NBC. To get all of these channels, there is a flat $40 rate. If you do not want to pay that much, then you can take either Orange or Blue and get additional features by paying extra. This is a very good live TV streaming service.

PlayStation Vue
This is another big contender and is for people with large channel appetites. It offers over 60 different channels for its premium version and it can go up to 90 channels as well. The only drawback is that it charges a lot more than the other services. The pricing used to depend on live TV coverage in an area, but all that has changed with uniform pricing. The service ties in well with PlayStation users who get discounts on add-ons and premium services. This makes it a no-brainer. However, the benefits for others are also extensive with NBC, Fox, and NFL networks being offered.