Life & Culture How to watch Philo TV: What does it cost? What channels does it have? Free trial info and why it’s cheaper than Sling, other streaming services Updated: Feb. 06, 2024, 5:01 p.m ...

Philo is one of the cheapest live TV streaming services currently, if not the outright cheapest. For $25 per month, it offers a pretty decent selection of more than 60 channels ranging from ...

Philo has a great deal for TV watchers. For just $20 a month, the live streaming service allows you to watch TV channels typically found on cable like AMC, A&E and Discovery.

With all of the YouTube TV drama lately, now’s a good time to detail that Philo currently offers 60+ channels for $25 and allows three separate streams on three different devices with up to 10 ...

Philo went from a targeted college service to a national commercial entity in November 2017, offering 37 channels. Today, it has 63 channels as well as free, ad-supported offerings Bloomberg ...

Philo’s hardly the only cable alternative of late to get a price hike. Other live TV cord-cutting services that have seen their subscription prices rise over the last couple of years include ...

As someone who is currently paying $65/month for YouTube TV, but does have a T-Mobile account, this is tempting. With Philo, you get 60+ channels with unlimited DVR and plenty of on-demand options.

The benefits: Hulu Live TV offers more than 65 channels and the entire Hulu streaming library, which includes original content. You also get more than 50 hours of DVR storage with a subscription.

The existing TVision lineup of cable TV channels will wind down by April 29. TVision was introduced in late October 2020 and offers three tiers at $40, $50 and $60 per month, looking a lot like ...

Philo, a cheap skinny-bundle TV streaming service, said Tuesday it raised $40 million in funding from its TV network backers AMC Networks, Discovery and Viacom.