You can get HGTV through various streaming services and potentially through traditional cable or satellite providers. Here are several options, with different price points and channel lineups:
Streaming Services with HGTV:
Here are some popular streaming services that include HGTV in their channel lineup:
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Philo: Offers 70+ channels, including HGTV, for \$28.00/month. This is one of the most affordable ways to stream HGTV.
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YouTube TV: Provides 100+ channels, including HGTV, for \$72.99/month. YouTube TV also offers features like unlimited DVR storage.
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Hulu + Live TV: Offers 95+ channels, including HGTV, with prices ranging from \$81.99 to \$95.99/month. This option often includes access to Disney+ and ESPN+.
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Sling TV: Offers different packages (Sling Orange and Sling Blue). HGTV is typically available in one of the Sling packages. Prices range from \$40.00 to \$55.00/month for 30-45+ channels depending on the package. Check which package includes HGTV before subscribing.
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Fubo: Offers different plans with varying numbers of channels. Prices range from \$32.99 to \$109.99/month for 60-325+ channels. Confirm that the plan you choose includes HGTV. Note the starting price may only be for a promotional period.
On-Demand Options (Not Live HGTV):
If you're primarily interested in watching HGTV shows rather than live TV, these on-demand services are worth considering:
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Discovery+: This service is focused on content from Discovery's networks, including HGTV. It provides 55,000+ hours of on-demand content. Prices range from \$4.99 to \$8.99/month. Note this does not provide live HGTV.
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Max: This service includes content from HBO, Warner Bros., and Discovery networks. While not solely focused on HGTV, it may offer a selection of HGTV shows on-demand. Prices range from \$9.99 to \$20.99/month. Again, check content to ensure it meets your needs before subscribing.
Traditional Cable or Satellite:
- Contact your local cable or satellite provider to inquire about their channel packages. Most standard cable and satellite packages include HGTV. This may be more expensive than streaming options, but provides the broadest range of channels.
Summary:
The best way to get HGTV depends on your budget and how you prefer to watch it (live or on-demand). Streaming services like Philo, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV, and Fubo offer live HGTV alongside other channels. Discovery+ and Max provide on-demand access to HGTV shows. Finally, traditional cable or satellite are other potential options.
