If you use a live TV streaming service to stream cable channels without a physical cable, then there's a good chance that Hulu with Live TV is your cord-cutter of choice, as it's one of the biggest options in the US.
However there are many reasons you'd want to cancel Hulu with Live TV. Perhaps the price is too high, you want a different selection of channels, or you signed up with a Hulu deal that isn't valid any more.
Or, very possibly, a Hulu with Live TV alternative appeals to you more. There are plenty of rival services with varying costs, perks and numbers of channels, and whether you're quitting just to use one of these, or might be tempted by an alternative instead of going cold-turkey, it's worth checking what's out there.
Here's a quick look at what you should look at if you're looking at getting rid of Hulu With Live TV.
Fubo
Fubo, once known as FuboTV, is one of the most versatile live TV streamers as there are a selection of Fubo packages all offering different prices and channel lists.
None of the options are cheap but it's a great pick for people who want bespoke channel packages, offering hundreds of them at its highest tier. It's also a popular service due to its long list of sports channels, pioneering 4K sports streaming and still offering loads of options.
Fubo starts at $74.99 a month for the basic service, though it goes up in cost (and also has a Latino option for less, which offers Spanish-language channels).
Sling TV
Sling TV is still one of the least expensive ways to watch Live TV. It's also as close as you can get to having a true "a la carte" service, wherein you only pay for the channels you watch. And there's a Sling TV free trial, so be sure to use that.
For $50 a month you'll get either the Sling "Blue" or Sling "Orange" plan. (You can get both for a little more, and check out our guide to Sling TV packages for all the info). From there you'll add on the "Extras" — packages that include things like more sports channels, or more news channels, or various entertainment channels. It's not quite a la carte, but it's closer, and it lets you build your own lineup better than any other service out there.
Philo TV
If you just want the basics — and only the basics — and don't want to pay too much for them, definitely check out Philo TV.
This one's pretty simple. It doesn't have all the major channels you'll find elsewhere, but it does have a surprisingly decent lineup for just $25 a month.
You really can't find a cheaper deal on live TV anywhere.
Frndly TV
If you want to pay the same monthly cost as Netflix, but for a selection of live TV channels, then you'll want to opt for Frndly TV. There are a few different Frndly TV packages but they begin at just $7.99 per month, which is a tempting price before you consider the presence of a Frndly TV free trial.
Frndly TV has a svelte channel list that offers broad entertainment channels instead of news, sports, new movies or other options that generally cost you. However if you're usually a streaming service fan who just wants a few live channels to put on now and then, it's a great pick.
YouTube TV
Google's live TV service — YouTube TV — is one of our favorites to use because it's so simple. One monthly fee of $65, tied to your Google account. One list of channels. Just a few add-ons (including Showtime and NBA TV and Fox Soccer Plus), and that's it. And be sure to take advantage of the YouTube TV free trial.
Plus YouTube TV has unlimited cloud-based DVR, support for multiple profiles, and works well on just about any hardware you have.
For more, please see our YouTube TV vs. Hulu guide.
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