As we head into summer, savvy consumers are looking for ways to cut costs without cutting corners. Rising prices are a fact of life lately, with everything from groceries to gas getting more expensive.
Fortunately, when it comes to streaming, Sling makes it easier than ever to catch your favorite sports and shows without breaking the bank. While many TV streaming services cost the same as the cable they’re designed to replace, Sling gives you bang for your buck with flexible, affordable options to watch live sports, news and movies.
The easy, affordable way to stream live TV
CNET editors have consistently chosen Sling as its best budget live TV streaming service. Sling Orange offers countless sports options like ABC, ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, ESPN 4K and TNT. With Inside the NBA moving to ESPN and ABC this coming season, you won’t miss a beat with Sling Orange, which also comes with hit networks like AMC, FX, Disney, Vice, TBS, CNN and more.
In addition to Sling Orange, Sling also offers a Blue option with a different channel lineup and a range of add-ons. Sling Blue, CNET’s best live TV streaming option for the money, lets you catch every episode of Adult Swim on Cartoon Network, the MLB All-Star Game on Fox and live coverage of your favorite games on Fox 4K, FS1, FX and the NFL Network. You can also stay informed with CNN, MSNBC, and FOX News.
Catch all the action with Sling this summer
While competitors raise prices, Sling keeps things simple and budget-friendly. Both Sling Orange and Sling Blue are normally $45.99 per month, but right now you can get your first month for just $23. That’s full access to live sports, top TV shows, and movies—without a contract and without the extra fees. And if you want a slightly longer commitment, you can also get a full three months of Sling Orange for only $99.99.
Whether you’re a sports fanatic, movie buff, or casual viewer, Sling has a plan that fits your budget—and your summer plans. Join millions of cord-cutters who’ve made the switch. Experience the freedom of flexible, live TV with Sling—on your schedule, on your budget.