How many streaming services do you have?

[Jafar30]

With HBO Max launching yesterday that moves the number of streaming services to a bajillion. I probably wouldn’t have signed up for it, but because I have HBO through my Hulu subscription I could add it. Plus I have to admit there’s some amazing stuff on there, especially if you’re a classic film fan.

But I have
Netflix
Hulu
HBO Max
Disney+
Prime Video.

 

[SamFaniam]

Prime, Netflix and Disney+. We don’t have any cable service, and use an antenna for the local stations.

 

[SueInBoston]

I'm beginning to reap the reward of grown children with jobs...lol
I pay for Netflix and Amazon
Son pays for Hulu
Daughter pays for Disney+
They split HBO Max

 

[PrincessShmoo]

How many streaming services do you have?


None.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

We have:
Amazon Prime for the 2 day shipping, prior to Covid 19. It has become a waste of money for shipping, but we do watch an occasional series or movie.
YouTubeTV specifically for ACC Network
Netflix

We also have Comcast for cable.

 

[AP1209]

Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, YouTubeTV (only for live sports) and Amazon (free with prime membership, barely used). It's getting out of control.

 

[ronandannette]

Netflix
Prime
Crave (something like a combination HBO and Hulu)
On-demand of all network and cable programming through our provider

 

[godisney14]

Amazon Prime
Kindle Unlimited
Hulu
Disney+
Netflix
YouTube TV
Tidal
Spotify
HBO Max

One good thing about having a larger family is that the per person cost becomes almost negligible.

 

[wenrob]

Prime- comes with our membership. DH uses it a lot. I tend to forget about it.
HBOGO- comes with our cellphone plan. I use it occasionally.
AppleTV+ - came with my phone. Have never even opened the app.
Disney+ - bought the three year deal. Kids watch it, I keep forgetting we have it.
Netflix- Caved and got this when the world shut down. Gets used a lot so far. I feel like this is the only one I actually pay for though I know it’s technically not since the others are wrapped into other bills.

 

[AustinTink]

Netflix, Hulu, Prime and premium cable. Too much.

 

[dclpluto]

Disney plus
Netflix included with my cable subscription
Amazon prime
Hulu included with sprint
Cbs all access
Apple free with iPhone
Peacock free with Comcast

 

[22Tink]

Netflix
Crave
Disney+
Amazon Prime

 

[SaintsManiac]

Netflix
Amazon
Hulu
Disney+
HBO Max

 

[a1tinkfans]

Hulu, Netflix, Disney, prime

 

[RamblingMad]

HULU
Netflix
Prime

but for free, I use:

YouTube
Freeform
CW
CW Seed
Comet
PlutoTV

I also have an antenna.

 

[Bianca and Bernard]

With HBO Max launching yesterday that moves the number of streaming services to a bajillion. I probably wouldn’t have signed up for it, but because I have HBO through my Hulu subscription I could add it. Plus I have to admit there’s some amazing stuff on there, especially if you’re a classic film fan.

But I have
Netflix
Hulu
HBO Max
Disney+
Prime Video.

Prime
netflix
hulu
Espn (with disney+ bundle)

plus we get all the 'premium' channel streaming services free with our cable bundle. I haven't checked to see if HBO max is included in it, though.

 

[tileman]

Got none

 

[tvguy]

We just have Netflix. Shared account with our adult daughter. Browsed yesterday, nothing there I want to watch. My wife wants Disney Plus. Anytime I look at the programming available on streaming services I am disappointed. I will have to look at HBO Plus, but we dropped HBO on cable 30 years ago because they had little we wanted to watch, and looking at the Program Guide on Dish, which shows all the channel programming even for channels you don't pay for, there is even less on HBO I would want to watch

 

[Nayan]

I have HBO on DirecTV so I get HBO Max at no cost. I do have:

Amazon Prime
Showtime (through Prime)
Apple TV (got it free for a year with an iPad purchase)
Netflix
Disney +

 

[firefly_ris]

I have the Disney/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle.

That's all I pay for. I have a roof top antenna.

I use my parents Prime account for Amazon orders but hardly ever watch anything on there. I think I watched Jim Gaffigans last special on it.