Streaming service news: What people pay per month on streaming services

[insidehoops]

Info on the average amount of money people spend on streaming services per month:

https://variety.com/2021/digital/news/us-consumers-pay-average-47-dollars-monthly-svod-streaming-1234890534/

[Raymone]

I'd cancel Youtube TV if it weren't for live sports. Made sense at $35/mo, not so much at $65.

I should just go back to bundling cable with my internet at this point.

[Meticode]

I'd cancel Youtube TV if it weren't for live sports. Made sense at $35/mo, not so much at $65.

I should just go back to bundling cable with my internet at this point.

For me that would be cheaper the first year, then after the discounts fall off I'd be paying $50 more a month for Internet+Cable versus Internet + YouTube TV. Before I cut cable and went totally internet stream my internet + cable bill was up to $190 a month versus the $65 + 75 that I pay now for YTTV + Internet.

[Street Hunger]

Feels like this goes up every 3 months

[Meticode]

Just recently found a new streaming sports/tv site called uzzu.tv. It's been great for the MLB/NBA so far. $120 a year, or you can try it for $7 for a week. It's one of those things where I don't want to purchase a long-term deal because it probably will get shut down eventually. Also has tons of regular cable and premium channels. Only thing I hate so far is the UI for Roku, but meh.