Sling Launches New Streaming Plan Starting At Just $19.99/Month — Here's How To Sign Up
If you're a cord-cutter who wants temporary access to cable TV without committing to a costly subscription, Sling has got you covered. Here's everything you need to know about Sling's new Select plan, which offers live TV streaming starting at just $19.99/month.
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What Is Sling Select?
On Tuesday, just one week after launching short-term streaming passes, Sling began offering another new service: Sling Select. At just $19.99 per month, Select is one of the most affordable ways to access live entertainment and on-demand TV. The plan includes popular channels such as Fox News, FX and NFL Network. As with other Sling plans, customers in select markets can also gain access to local ABC, NBC and Fox. (A surcharge does apply in eligible markets.)
"Sling Select is perfect for customers who want a streamlined, cost-effective way to enjoy the channels they love," Sling product and operations SVP Seth Van Sickel said in a press release. "With the freedom to choose what you watch and how much you pay, Sling continues to lead the way in TV that works for real people."
Sign Up for Sling Select — Get Pricing, Channel Lineup
Sling Select costs just $19.99/month and offers subscribers more than 10 live TV channels including: Fox News, National Geographic, GRIT, NFL Network, FX, FS1, METV, Game Show Network, Heroes & Icons, Lifetime Movie Network and Vice, as well as specific 4K content across FOX and FS1. The plan allows for three concurrent streams and grants users access to thousands of free movies and shows on demand. With no contracts or commitments, this Sling streaming offer is hard to beat.