6 majorsNational networks
ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, The CW, PBS
Channel lineup
What's actually in the package
Channel counts are easy to inflate, so here is the lineup by group — what each tier contains and roughly how much of it there is.
6 majors
210+ marketsLocal affiliates
Local feeds across all 50 states
40+ RSNsRegional sports
YES, MSG, NBC Sports regionals, Bally
60+National sports
ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, TNT, TBS, NFL Net, NBA TV, MLB Net
All majorsPay-per-view
Boxing and UFC main cards included
35+News
CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, Newsmax, BBC World
300+Entertainment
HBO, Showtime, Starz, AMC, FX, Bravo
45+Kids & family
Disney, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, PBS Kids
150+ countriesInternational
Spanish, Arabic, South Asian, Filipino, Polish
Local affiliates
Your market's network feeds
Local ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX are carried for 210+ US markets — so local news, network primetime and the regionally-televised game are all in the guide. A sample of covered markets:
New YorkLos AngelesChicagoPhiladelphiaDallas–Fort WorthSan Francisco Bay AreaBostonAtlantaHoustonWashington DCPhoenixSeattleDetroitMinneapolisDenverMiamiTampaPittsburghClevelandSt. Louis
Regional sports
The networks that carry your team
Regional sports networks are the reason cable bills are what they are, and the first thing cheaper streaming bundles drop. Included here:
YES NetworkMSG / MSG SportsnetNBC Sports Bay AreaNBC Sports PhiladelphiaNBC Sports BostonBally Sports (regional feeds)SNYMarquee Sports NetworkSpectrum SportsNetSpace City Home NetworkMASNRoot Sports Northwest
Leagues & events
Covered end to end
A note on channel counts
Providers advertising "35,000+ channels" are usually counting every international feed, every duplicate and every quality variant of the same stream. We'd rather tell you which US networks and regional sports feeds you get, because that is what determines whether the thing you want to watch is actually there.