Osiris3657

God I have so many. I definitely pay just as much for streaming services as much as I did cable/satellite

Amazon Prime
Paramount Plus
Disney Plus
ESPN Plus
Hulu
(above 3 are the bundle deal)
Netflix
Peacock
HBO Max

DJariya

Netflix
Hulu
HBO Max
Paramount plus
Apple TV plus
Prime Video
Hi-Yah
Disney Plus
EPIX Now
Starz
Showtime Anytime
Discovery Plus
AMC plus
CNN plus
Peacock
ESPN plus
YouTube Premium
Sundance Now

Some of these are paid through my DIRECTV service and some are prepaid through discounted one year deals.

Why So Blu?

Likewise, but most of what I subscribe to are bundled/pre-paid for the year, etc. Combined on a per month averages roughly about the same I used to pay for cable back in the day. At least now the value is justified for the price.

The Cow

YouTube TV
Disney+
Amazon Prime (rarely watch anything here)

TheBigDave

I'm currently subscribed to:

Netflix
Amazon Prime
Hulu (with ads)
Youtube Premium
Disney+
Paramount Plus (with ads)
Peacock
Shudder
HBO Max
Discovery+
AMC+
BritBox

Osiris3657

Oh yea, I forgot to mention that I also got a 3 month trial of YouTube Premium and I don't believe I'll be going back to the ad supported version. It's sooo nice not having to click away ads or having the video you're watching interrupted several times for the 5 second ads

dvd-4-life

I had the most streaming services the last time we did this type of thread.

Currently:
Hulu
Spotify
Arrow
Paramount +
AMC +
Shudder
Peacock TV
Epix(Roku Channel)]
Disney +
TuneIn
Amazon Prime
ESPN +
UK Entertainment
Canada Entertainment
MLB TV
MiLB TV
TitleMatch.com
Wrestling TV
History Vault
CNN +
HBO Max

Notes:
MLB TV is free with MLB Extra Innings (Direct TV)
All of the above are available on Roku except: MiLB TV and TitleMatch.com
HBO Max free with Spectrum (subscription to HBO channels)

I have 4 Roku devices plus 1 Roku TV.
I have 3 Amazon Fire TVs plus 1 Toshiba TV that has Amazon Fire TV built-in

TheBigDave

Youtube Premium is definitely my most useful streaming service. I watch on a Roku, and there's no way to skip the ads. It drives me crazy having to sit through a 45-second commercial to watch a 3 minute video.

Kurt D

HBO Max and Hulu. Will probably drop Hulu when my .99/mo period ends. Never use it. Someday will probably dump HBO too, just before I run scampering into the woods.

Shannon Nutt

HBO Max
Showtime
Disney +
Hulu
Apple +
Paramount +
Netflix
Amazon Prime
ESPN +
CNN +
MLB TV
History Vault
Peacock (Free Premium with my Xfinity Package)


I use an Apple TV on my main TV (77" LG OLED) and a Roku Premiere 4k on my secondary TV.

LorenzoL

Netflix
Disney+
Amazon Prime
Criterion Channel
Crunchyroll
Kiwidisk

Free Services:
Tubi
Kanopi
Hoopla

I have a 4K Apple TV, PS5 and PS4

Dan1boy

Netflix (T-Mobile)
Amazon Prime
Hulu (ad-free)
HBO Max (favorite of them all, worth every penny)
AMC+
Paramount + (ad driven)
Showtime Anytime

Favorite "free" services:

Pluto TV (dropping Sling TV we watch so often)
Tubi
Roku (love their selection, live TV and originals)

We have a 55" TCL Roku TV and Amazon Fire 10.1 tablet.

Deftones

Netflix
HuluDisney+
ESPN+
HBO Max
Paramount+
PrimeAppleTV

candyrocket786

All of them.

Trevor

Yeah, you guys made me re-consider this. Have always just dealt with the ads and hated the constant reminders to start a free trial. But the more I thought about it, I watch quite a bit of YouTube videos.

Great ~9 minute recaps of every Minnesota game in all the sports, college and pro.
a bit of music most days
video game content
how to videos for home and car maintenance
comic book content
clips from news and talk shows

So I’m doing the 3 month free trial at least. Already loving YouTube music and listening to videos in the background. Sigh, probably another $12 a month bill coming soon…..

TheBang

If I had to pay for them, it'd probably be fewer:

Amazon Prime ($139 annual)
Disney+ (free)
Apple TV+ (free)
HBO Max ($7.49/month)
Hulu ($0.99/month)
Paramount+ Premium (free)
Peacock Premium (free)

dvd-4-life

I think 12 dollars a month is too much for a music service(sure plus no ads but there is an ad blocker for the PC and you can watch it on your TV with an HDMI cable).

DJLinus

Amazon Prime Video
Netflix
Hulu (w/ ads, included with my Spotify)
Shudder
Peacock (w/ ads, included with my internet service)
HBO Max (currently paying with old HBO Now gift cards that were on sale)
Disney+

Hard to believe that my pre-launch discounted 3 year Disney+ sub will be up in the fall. I might drop it then and sign up for a month here and there to catch up on stuff. They've gotten better at narrowing the gap, but there's still a lot of time in between new Marvel and Star Wars shows, which is pretty much all I watch on there outside of the Simpsons. (And I have the DVDs of the good seasons.)

I'd do the same with Netflix, which I really don't watch all that much nowadays, but other family members depend on me for that.

Trevor

I don’t use a PC.

mwbmis

Netfiix (Premium Ultra HD)
Prime
hulu (annual w/ ads)
Disney+ (3 year pre-pay)
HBOMax (part of Xfinity bundle)
AppleTV+ (Annual)
Paramount+ (Annual w/ no ads)
Peacock (Premium with Xfinity; pay additional for no ads version)
Showtime (Xfinity bundle)
AMC+ (Annual plan from Black Friday deal)
epix (Xfinity)
Starz (Xfinity bundle)
MLB TV (free with T-Mobile/Sprint)

When my Disney expires this fall I may look into doing the bundle with hulu no ads. My annual hulu expires in August so we'll see. I doubt I'll keep AMC; I just don't use it.

Hokeyboy

I voted 7-8 but I actually have 10 that I either pay for or receive complimentary through another service.

We don't have cable but I don't mind paying for services I actually use.

Apple TV+
Amazon Prime
The Criterion Channel
Disney+
HBO Max
Hulu - free with Spotify
Peacock - free with Xfinity internet
Paramount+ - my wife has this free through something or another
Showtime - I don't even know how or why we have this.
Shudder

tonyc3742

Netflix (the most expensive and ironically the one I use the least)
Amazon Prime + Video
Hulu core plan
Youtube TV
Apple TV+
Disney+ (got the three year plan)
HBO Max (free with AT&T internet)
Night Flight (subbed for a year, missed my cancel date)
Paramount+ (subbed for a year deal)
BritBox (through Prime, my wife LOVES 18th-20th British shows with hats)
Showtime (got a deal for six months, I wanted to see Yellowjackets and my wife watches Billions)
AMC+ (apparently I got an annual deal)

Italicized ones are the ones i'll probably let lapse when the prepaid term or deal runs out. I need to pick a service, watch a couple shows on it, then cancel it and move to another.

I think on a monthly basis it's still cheaper than when we had satellite, but we had their highest tier (and multiple boxes, so lots of add on fees).
And not a 'subscription' but I have a ton of stuff I've 'bought' on Vudu

Cardsfan111

I continue to lag behind the general population here. I have the ad-supported version of Hulu / Disney+ / ESPN+ through my cell phone service with Verizon. I've tossed a few bucks to someone who has given me YouTubeTV access but may be ready to give that up. With that content and a continued backlog of unwatched media on disc, I've never hurt for anything to watch.

lwhy?

I also love YouTube Premium. YouTube added more commercial breaks during the Pandemic and 3-4 commercial breaks in a 15 minute video started to drive me crazy. I switched to YouTube Premium and I love it.

leacha

Netflix
Amazon - I don't watch it as much because the interface sucks.
Brtitbox
Peacock - Free through Xfinity. I don't watch it because it has ads.