Philo is raising the price of its streaming pay TV package for some loyal customers who were grandfathered into cheaper plans ...

It’s also considerably more affordable than the next closest competitor, Sling TV’s $40-per-month basic package. Philo mostly features its owners’ channels.

Broadcast TV advertising it also a possibility, and McCollum says Philo is exploring the kind of streaming device deals that have helped boost Sling TV’s and DirecTV Now’s subscriber counts.

Philo is the least-expensive streaming TV bundle to date, with only Sling TV’s $20 per month Orange package coming close. Other bundles, including YouTube TV, PlayStation Vue, and DirecTV Now ...

New Philo users can get access to more than 70 live TV channels, plus on-demand movies and shows for just $25 a month. The deal makes Philo cheaper than similar services like fuboTV ($69.99/month ...

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Where it is slightly different from its peers, however, is Philo does not include local channels or live sports packages in its streaming subscription. It also does not come with an ad-free option.

Philo does not include local channels, or sports packages. How much does Philo cost? Philo is one of the cheapest options available for cord-cutters, costing a thrifty $25 per month to subscribe.

Philo has launched a $16-a-month internet TV package with programming partners like A+E, AMC, Discovery, Scripps, and Viacom. The package cuts out sports, a major source of cost for most TV ...

Philo said today it has added two channels available in the base package. The new channels are DECADES and Start TV. Philo said that DECADES Network is “a TV and pop culture time capsule.

Many cord-cutters are turning to Philo TV. First off, monthly packages start at $25, which is a steal these days for live and on-demand shows, including some of the most popular movies.