If you’re getting tired of juggling multiple streaming subscriptions and still not being able to catch the NHL Stanley Cup Final on TNT and the NBA Finals on ABC this weekend or just channel surf when you feel like it, you might want to try out Sling TV. The underrated, budget-friendly streaming option for sports and live TV fans is offering a can’t-miss deal right now: New Sling subscribers can get half-off their first month of any Sling tier.
Sling TV, $20 and up (first month)
What is Sling TV?
Sling TV is a low-cost, no-contract live TV streaming platform that offers access to many of the same channels you get with a cable TV subscription. All Sling TV packages include 50 hours of DVR storage, so you can record your favorite live shows to stream later.
There are three different Sling TV tiers: Sling Orange, Sling Blue and Sling Orange & Blue.
- The lowest cost tier, Sling Orange, offers access to 31 channels including ESPN, ESPN2, TBS, TNT, Disney channel, CNN, and HGTV. It’s normally $40 per month, so you’ll pay just $20 for the first month.
- The second tier, Sling Blue, costs $45 per month ($22.50 for the first month). It includes 42 channels, including your local ABC, NBC and Fox station (where available). Notably, this tier lacks ESPN, but it includes every channel you’ll need to watch the NHL and NBA Finals this June.
- The third tier, Sling Orange & Blue, includes all the channels available in the Sling Orange and Sling Blue tier, including local channels and ESPN. It costs $60 per month, or just $30 for the first month.
Sling TV, $20 and up (first month)
How much does Sling TV cost?
Sling TV plans start at $40 monthly, with the most expensive base plan starting at $55 monthly. You have the option to add on special packages for an extra fee. In addition to getting half-off your first month, new subscribers to Sling TV can try any plan free for three days. (There’s no contract, so you can cancel any time.)
Sling TV, $20 (reduced from $40) and up for your first month
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What to watch with Sling TV
Sports, Investigation Discovery shows, “Yellowstone” and more shows you can access through Sling.
NBA Finals on Sling TV
Rooting for the Miami Heat or the Denver Nuggets? Tune in to this year’s NBA Finals on ABC with Sling TV’s Blue or Orange & Blue tiers.
Sling TV (Blue tier), $22.50 for your first month (reduced from $45)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals on Sling TV
If professional hockey is your thing, you’ll be glad to know that you can stream the NHL Finals on Sling TV. The Sling TV Blue Tier includes TNT, so you can watch the entire Stanley Cup series for just $20.
Sling TV (Blue tier), $20 (reduced from $40) for your first month
Shows to watch with Sling TV’s Paramount Network add-on
Need a way to watch “Yellowstone” without a hefty cable bill? We’ve got you covered. Just add Paramount Network to your Sling TV package with the $6 “Comedy Extra” add-on.
Paramount network and Essentials are both subsidiaries of Paramount.
‘Yellowstone’ on Sling TV
“Yellowstone” follows the Dutton family, owners of the largest cattle ranch in the U.S., as they handle near-constant conflict on the borders of their land. Starring Kevin Costner, Luke Grimes, Kelly Reilly and more, the first four seasons of this western drama are available to stream on Peacock, with the fifth season will resume airing on Paramount Network later this year.
“Yellowstone” Seasons 1-4, now streaming on Peacock
Sling TV, $20 and up (reduced from $40) for your first month
Shows to watch with Sling TV’s Showtime add-on
Add Showtime as a channel to your Sling TV subscription for $10 and check out the following hit series:
‘Yellowjackets’
This coming-of-age, psychological thriller chronicles the horror — and aftermath — of a plane crash that strands a high-school girls’ soccer team in the wilderness. The show toggles between the brutal past and present day, 25 years later. The second season just wrapped up on Showtime, so now is a perfect time to binge.
“Yellowjackets,” now streaming on Showtime
Sling TV, $20 and up (reduced from $40) for your first month
‘Billions’
One of the longest-running series in Showtime history, “Billions” follows Chuck Roades (Emmy award-winning Paul Giamatti), a high-profile U.S. attorney who’s never lost an insider trading case. When evidence turns up against an esteemed hedge-fund manager (Damien Lewis) who employs Chuck’s wife, his black-and-white world begins to go gray.
Sling TV, $20 (reduced from $40) for your first month
