There is now a growing list of services that offer live streaming of cable channels without the need for a cable company or long term contract. Now SFN TV NOW joins that list with a very interesting service that starts at $5 a month for their nationwide service.

Channels

SFN TV has over 100 channels broken up into eight different packages allowing you to pick what you want starting at just $4.99 per month. Love TV but hate sports? For the first time you will be able to get popular TV channels such as A&E, AMC, History, BBC America, Discovery—34 channels in total—without a single sports channel for just $19.99.

Just want sports and nothing more? For $19.99 a month you can get 17 channels including ESPN, ESPN 2, Big Ten Network, SEC Network, FS1, FS2, MLB Network, CBS-Sports, ESPN Classic, and many other great channels.

Love live news? For $9.99 a month you can get Fox News, Fox Business, CNN, BBC World, The Weather Channel, and more—a total of 17 channels.

The list goes on and even has local channels for people living in the Atlanta area. You can find a full breakdown of every package SFN TV offers on their website.

Build Your Own TV Package

With all these different packages available, you will be able to pick what you want. Love live news and sports? Only pay for live news and sports. Want kids’ channels and the best drama channels? Just pay for what you will watch, which gives you control over what you pay for. (Note: The ability to pick multiple packages will start next week.)

DVR

Every SFN TV Now Package comes with a free 14-day DVR trial. Record anything you want and have it for 14 days.

Supported Devices

SFN is currently available on Roku, and Android phones and tablets. There are hopes for other devices shortly.

How many devices will SFN TV support?

SFN TV supports up to five devices at once, and the best part is SFN TV will not limit where these devices are located. Unlike PlayStation Vue, SFN TV does not limit the number of devices you can log into meaning you can access SFN TV on the road with your phone as your family back at home streams on their Roku.

Availability

The service is currently in public beta that anyone can sign up for. Just keep in mind it’s a beta, and they are looking for feedback right now.

You can sign up for SFN TV Now by clicking HERE.

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