Now you can find channel availability and details across all major streaming services. Simply search for any channel to see what streaming services carry it, package requirements, and availability information.
Find TV Channels for Streaming Services
Discover channel availability across popular streaming TV services
Streaming vs Cable TV
Streaming services deliver TV channels over the internet, offering more flexibility, no contracts, and often lower prices than traditional cable. Some services require your ZIP code to provide local channels, while others offer nationwide access without location restrictions.
Location-Based Services
▼ZIP Required • Live TV
ZIP Required • Live TV
ZIP Required • Live TV
ZIP Required • Live TV
ZIP Required • Live TV
No Location Needed
▼No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
No ZIP Required • Nationwide
How to Use This Channel Finder
Step 1: Select Your Streaming Service
Choose your streaming app from the list above. Different services have different channel availability.
Step 2: Search for a Channel
Enter the channel name (e.g., A&E, Hallmark, MLB, VH1) in the search box on your streaming service’s page.
Step 3: View Channel Details
See if the channel is available, which package includes it, and any special requirements (local channel availability, etc.).
Step 4: Check Package Tier
Find out if the channel requires a base subscription, premium tier, or add-on service.
Popular Channels & Categories
News Channels
- CNBC
- HLN
- Bloomberg TV
- Sky News
Local News Channels
- News 12
- WGN News
- KTLA 5
- PIX11 News
Sports Channels
- CBS Sports Network
- NBC Sports Network
- MLB Network
- NHL Network
Regional Sports Networks (RSNs)
- Spectrum SportsNet
- Altitude Sports
- AT&T SportsNet Southwest
- MSG Network
Entertainment Networks
- FX
- Paramount Network
- Bravo
- Syfy
- E!
Movie Channels
- The Movie Channel
- Epix
- Hallmark Movies & Mysteries
- IFC Films Channel
Kids Networks
- Universal Kids
- Boomerang
- TeenNick
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know which streaming service has my channel?
A: Use this finder to search across all streaming services. Select a service and search for the channel to see if it’s available.
Q: Do streaming services have the same channels as cable?
A: Most major channels are available on streaming, but not all. Cable still has a wider channel selection, while streaming focuses on popular channels.
Q: Is the channel available in my area?
A: Most streaming services ask for your ZIP code during signup to verify local channel availability. Check that service’s page for area availability.
Q: What’s the difference between streaming services?
A: Live TV streaming services (YouTube TV, Hulu, fubo, Sling) offer 100+ channels. Budget services (Philo, Frndly) offer 40-60 channels. Free services (Pluto, Tubi) offer basic options.
Streaming Service Types
Live TV Streaming (100+ channels, $40-75/month)
- Includes local channels in most areas
- Best for: Cord-cutters wanting similar experience to cable
- Examples: YouTube TV, Hulu Live, fuboTV, Sling, DIRECTV Stream
Budget Streaming ($15-25/month)
- Smaller channel selection (40-70 channels)
- No or limited sports
- Best for: Budget-conscious viewers
- Examples: Philo, Frndly TV, Vidgo
Free Streaming (0-200 channels, free)
- Free with ads
- No live local channels
- Best for: Free entertainment
- Examples: Pluto TV, Tubi, Plex, Roku, Crackle, Freevee, Distro TV
Premium Apps ($6-15/month)
- Primarily on-demand
- Limited live channels
- Best for: Premium content and original shows
- Examples: Paramount+, Peacock
Want to Compare with Cable
Want traditional cable instead? Find channels on cable providers to see cable channel numbers and availability.