Streaming is simply watching television shows, movies or live TV over the internet, rather than relying on traditional cable or satellite providers. You can learn more about streaming by visiting this guide.

As you may have heard, no longer is your cable/satellite company the only way to get great TV shows or movies. As Smart TVs and Netflix have exploded in popularity, more and more content is now available outside of the traditional cable/satellite bundle. All you need is an internet connection and a streaming device to get the Live TV channels you love, reruns On-Demand, and even brand new content from new streaming services you’ve never heard of! Additionally, a Digital Antenna can be used to pick up Broadcast Networks such as ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX for free.

If you’ve purchased a TV in the last few years it most likely has the ability to stream many of the services available. If you are interested in having access to a broader set of Streaming services, or have an older TV, then Roku, Amazon, Google and others all sell affordable Streaming Devices that turn almost any TV into a Smart TV. Streaming Devices offer an easy and simple-to-use interface that allow you to watch your favorite shows and movies. You can either connect the TV or Streaming device to your Wi-Fi network or often right into a modem. Once connected, you’re ready to stream!

Yes you can! There are many Live TV streaming options available today, but they each have their own channel lineup and features which makes this whole process pretty confusing. That’s why we built our Find My Bundle tool, to help you find which one is best for you! Not only will we help you figure out which service has the channels you want, we will also recommend replacement options for channels that may allow you to choose a smaller bundle and save even more money.

You can get rid of your current video package and return your cable boxes tomorrow, but you’re still going to need internet service to access your Streaming services. One thing you should consider when getting ready to get rid of cable is how much your internet costs will be relative to your total cable bill and if you have the appropriate internet speeds. Make sure to look at your local Broadband provider(s) to see what the available speeds and costs are.

Our suite of free tools help you eliminate all the work needed to find the streaming services that have the content you actually want. Whether it’s finding a cheaper Live TV streaming replacement with the channels you need, discovering new streaming services that match your interests, or deciding what to watch next–we’re here to help. (And help you save hundreds of dollars and hours in the process!)