How to Watch Fox Without Cable

FOX is a major network channel, and the sister channel to Fox News. Cable and satellite providers previously were primary sources to watch network television, but now they can’t monopolize live TV. You don’t have to sign a contract to watch “The Masked Singer” season finale because network TV channels like FOX are available through other streaming services. Not only is it possible to watch FOX without cable, but it’s also easy to find out how. You may have already signed up for one of these services that offer FOX.

Here are a few of our favorite ways to stream Fox:

	Price	Channels	Free Trial
#1	$5.99 – $85.96	68 – 88	7 or 30 days	Watch Now
#2	$35 – $50	30+ – 130+	3 days	Watch Now
#3	$64.99 – $79.99	220+	7 days	Watch Now

Live TV content may remain the same for cable and livestreaming providers, but skinny bundles separate the two. Skinny bundles allow you to stream over the internet, which means providers don’t need cable infrastructure and don’t end up sitting atop regional monopolies.

Skinny bundles are also, well, skinny. Some offer larger packages and add-ons, but they avoid packing in the filler channels and focus more on quality than quantity. These two differences result in skinny bundles that are more affordable than their legacy counterparts. Some skinny bundles carry FOX in more markets than others, but each provider below includes the channel.

Hulu + Live TV is the live TV service of Hulu, which decided a few years ago to get in the fray with skinny bundles. FOX is one of the major networks Hulu + Live TV offers in most markets. Read our Hulu + Live TV review or sign up for a free trial to see if the service is right for you.

Sling TV offers a choice among three customizable base plans. The service isn’t known for carrying local stations, but FOX is now available in some U.S. markets. If you’re in one of those lucky markets, you can start watching FOX right now. For more details, check out our review of Sling TV.

A skinny bundle with a sports twist, fuboTV offers plenty of content to please even non-sports fans. For starters, it has a broad range of live TV networks, including FOX. fuboTV’s most basic bundle offers live local FOX streaming in most markets. You can also read our fuboTV review for a breakdown of the streaming service.

Free Over-the-Air TV

Free over-the-air TV isn’t disappearing, and FOX has local affiliate stations all over the country that can pick it up. Since these affiliates generally have their own transmitters, FOX could be available to you for free. All you need is an antenna! Read our guide to choosing an antenna to get started.

You should be able to watch your favorite FOX shows wherever you want, whether in your living room at home or on public transit with headphones. Check out the chart below to find out how to watch FOX on different streaming devices.

From animated adult cartoons to drama and comedy shows, FOX has diverse programming that will pique anyone’s interest. If you’re not sure where to begin, try one of these popular FOX shows:

• “LEGO Masters”
• “The Great North”
• “The Simpsons”
• “Call Me Kat”
• “Hell's Ktichen”

FOX isn’t short on entertaining shows, but that doesn’t mean it has everything. You may be looking for similar channels, and we’ve got a couple recommendations for you.

If you’re into sports, check out NBC Sports, which has everything from Sunday Night Football to NASCAR, soccer, and hockey programming. Its commentators are just as entertaining as the ones over at FOX — you won’t be able to tell the difference! The best part is you can watch NBC Sports without cable.

If you enjoy shows like “Family Guy” and “Bob’s Burgers,” Adult Swim has more cartoons for adults. Among them is “Rick and Morty,” a show about a mad scientist named Rick dragging around his grandson Morty on crazy adventures across the universe. If that sounds right up your alley, you’ll be thrilled to know that cable isn’t required to watch Adult Swim.

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