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With the rise of digital subscriptions, it’s gotten more convenient to switch over from cash to digital, contactless payment methods to hold your money. Of course, Apple has joined the fray with Apple Pay, launched 2014, and it’s made cashless transactions so much easier with any Apple device. For plenty of viewers, especially fans of the iOS system, Apple Pay might make it easier to pay for their streaming subscriptions alongside their other purchases, so we’ve listed the streamers that accept Apple Pay transactions. If you can’t find your subscriptions, we’ve also listed the services you can pay through the Apple App Store, which can be paid through your Apple Pay balance.

To watch all your favorite films and shows, you might need more than one subscription to streaming services, and this can be tough when the price is rising. To lower the cost for customers, streaming sites started to offer convenient streaming bundles, and we’ve listed them previously in this article. That being said, they’re not the only ones with sweet deals for entertainment. Mobile providers have also entered the fray, and the bundles that they offer sometimes come at no additional cost to their user’s phone plan, and one of these providers is T-Mobile. We’ve listed the best streaming bundles that T-Mobile customers can enjoy without breaking the bank.

When Bleacher Report's streaming service B/R Live folded in 2021, few had hope that it would get back in the streaming game. Bet get back it did, although this time, as a paid add-on in Max, which makes sense. Both Max and B/R are owned by Warner Bros., and what better way to entice even more subscribers to the relatively pricey Max than by tacking live sports on it? Even more enticing is the fact that since the fall of last year, B/R Sports has been available to all Max users at no additional cost. It's a sweet deal, but it comes with a lot of questions, like, when will the free inclusion end? What happens when it does? And is B/R Sports really worth it? We break down everything you need to know below.

Summary:

• Price: Free for a limited time only, then at least $19.98/month ($9.99 for B/R + $9.99 for Max's ad-supported plan) when the promo ends.
• Channels: TNT, TBS, and TruTV
• How to sign up: You can only sign up for B/R via the Max website or app.

How much is Max + B/R Sports?

As of this writing, B/R Sports comes at no additional cost to all Max subscribers, so you'd only have to pay for the usual Max prices, which come in three tiers. Max with ads costs $9.99, Max without ads $15.99, and Max Ultimate $19.99 per month. When the promo ends, B/R Sports is back to being priced at $9.99, which means the bundle can cost you either $19.98, $25.98, or $29.8 per month.

How do you get it?

If you have a Max subscription, then B/R Sports already comes with it. Simply hover to the sports section, if it's not showing up on your homepage already. You can sign up for Max either on its official website or app, or via third-party providers like YouTube TV and Amazon Prime.

Can I get B/R Sports without Max?

No. You need a Max subscription to get B/R since it's not a standalone service. It used to be, back when it was called B/R Live, but ever since the decision-makers over at Warner Bros. decided to fold it into Max, it's now only available as an add-on.

When does the free inclusion of B/R Sports end?

No one really knows, but our guess would be later this year, when Warner Bros. launches its joint sports streaming service with Fox and ESPN. Free access to B/R Sports began in 2023 and was scheduled to end by February 2024, but due to "technical difficulties," Warner Bros. has since decided to make B/R Sports free for Max subscribers seemingly indefinitely.

What channels does B/R Sports have?

B/R Sports has all the Turner Sports channels, including TBS, TNT, and TruTV. Though it doesn't have a 24/7 live feed of them, it features live matches and other select content from these channels.

What leagues does it cover?

It has the NBA and NHL care of TNT and MLB care of TBS. It also has rights to air March Madness (men's college basketball) and US Soccer events. What it doesn't have is the NFL.

Where else can I watch TNT, TBS, and TruTV?

Pretty much every other live TV streaming service carries those channels, but even on Max's costliest tier, Max + B/R Sports is still the cheapest way to watch all three. It's followed by Sling TV at $40/month. Funnily enough, the sports-oriented Fubo carries neither of these channels since it doesn't have access to Turner content, but it still covers many leagues and events, including some of the ones mentioned above. If you really wanna look into it, we have published articles on where to watch TNT, TBS, and TruTV without cable.

What if I have Max as an add-on? Can I still get B/R Sports if I purchased Max from YouTube TV, Amazon Prime, or Hulu?

Yes, you can still get B/R Sports for free if you signed up for Max on a third-party app. Just make sure you link your Max account with the third-party app, which you can do when you select "sign in with a provider" when logging on to the Max website or app. In most cases, you'll only be able to watch B/R Sports on the Max site or app, not on the third-party app, so make sure you don't forget to link them.

As one of the first surviving ecommerce stores, it’s not surprising that Amazon not only sells retail products, but also sells online applications for your phone. It’s also unsurprising that Amazon has made it convenient for shoppers to pay for subscriptions through their app store, simplifying the multiple digital subscriptions people can buy into one place. While we’ve already listed some of the best streaming services that viewers can pay for through the Google Play Store, Amazon Appstore is an excellent alternative for Android users, especially for users already making purchases on Amazon itself and using Amazon Fire OS on other devices.

With the rise of digital subscriptions, it’s gotten more convenient to switch over from cash to digital, contactless payment methods to hold your money. Google has joined the fray fairly early, with its recent iteration Google Pay released in 2018, and it’s made payment so much easier with just an Android phone. For plenty of streaming viewers, Google Pay might make it easier to pay for their subscriptions alongside their other applications and day-to-day purchases – we’ve listed the services that accept payment below. If you can’t find your subscriptions, we’ve also listed the services you can pay through the Google Play Store, which can be paid through your Google Pay balance.

It's not news that the Walmart+ membership now includes a free subscription to Paramount+ Essential, on top of other benefits like free shipping and delivery. But what if you wanted to upgrade your plan to Paramount+ with Showtime? After all, the Showtime plan rids you of ads and gives you access to your local CBS channel. The question now is, how do you sign up for it? Would it be all right if you already have an existing Paramount+ account? And what about payment? Would you need to pay the full price or is it discounted since you already get Essential for free? The truth is, since the partnership is relatively new, it can be tricky to upgrade your plan to Paramount+ with Showtime, let alone sign up for the free Paramount+ Essential plan. That's why we came up with this brief explainer: to help answer your many questions and hopefully get you your money's worth. In the end, we'll let you know if Walmart+'s latest offer is ultimately a plus or not.

Summary:

• Price: $19.44 per month ($6.49 for Paramount+ with Showtime + $12.95 for Walmart+)
• Inclusions: Paramount+ originals, Showtime originals, CBS local station, NFL on CBS, and UEFA Champions League
• How to sign up: The only way to get this bundle is to subscribe using the Walmart+ website or app.

How do you get it?

First, you'll need a Walmart+ membership, which costs $12.95/month. Then, you'll need to make sure you're subscribed to your free Paramount+ Essential plan, which you can manage on your Accounts page on Walmart. At this point, it's important to remember two crucial things. One, your Paramount+ account must be created through your Walmart+ membership, and two, you must use the same email for both. Otherwise, as we heard from existing subscribers, it will be very difficult to streamline the two. Now, once your Paramount+ Essential plan with Walmart+ is all set up, you can select the "upgrade" button after clicking on "video streaming" on your Account page. Instead of $11.99, you'll now have to pay just $6.49/month for the Paramount+ with Showtime plan.

Who can get it?

Anyone with a Walmart+ membership can get Paramount+ and upgrade it to include Showtime. However, at the moment, you may not be eligible for this benefit if you signed up for Walmart+ through Verizon, Tracfone, or Optum.

Who charges you?

Since you have to sign up on the Walmart platform, Walmart charges you for this benefit, not Paramount. In other words, the payment will reflect as a Walmart purchase on your monthly bill.

Do you get the ad-free or with-ad version of Paramount+?

When you sign up for Walmart+, you're entitled to get the streamer's ad-supported plan, Paramount+ Essential, at no additional cost. For an extra $6.49/month, you can upgrade to the streamer's ad-free plan, Paramount+ with Showtime.

How do you sign in?

After creating a Paramount+ account through Walmart+, use the same credentials for both when signing in to Paramount+'s website or app to start streaming.

What else do you get with Walmart+?

On top of a free Paramount+ Essential subscription, you get other benefits like free shipping and delivery, early access to new items, auto-related discounts, travel cashback, and free returns. Walmart+ also has a rotation of limited-time offers, including free trials to streaming sites like Apple Music and YouTube TV. It's kind of like Amazon Prime, in that sense, though only time will tell whether Walmart+'s streaming efforts will fly off the shelf.

Conclusion: Is it worth it?

If you shop from Walmart a lot and are already a dedicated Paramount/Showtime/CBS viewer, then we'd say sure, it's worth it. You'll have to be very careful when signing up for the Paramount+ benefit, given the multiple complaints we've heard from current subscribers, but if it all works out well, then that's more than $5 saved per month. Considering the skyrocketing prices in streaming lately, then getting CBS live, Showtime blockbusters, and Paramount originals ad-free for just $6.49 is not a bad deal either.

With so many streaming services with so many applications, catching up on all your favorite content can get confusing because of having to track multiple subscriptions all at once. Bundles can help with that regard, and we’ve already listed some of the best ones here, but it doesn’t include all the services, and it’s not the only way. The good news is, if you already have a smartphone, you actually have one of the most convenient ways to simplify your subscription– Paying through your phone’s respective app store. For android users, below is the list of streaming services that you can pay for through the Google Play Store.

With so many streaming services with so many applications, catching up on all your favorite content can get confusing because of having to track multiple subscriptions all at once. Bundles can help with that regard, and we’ve already listed some of the best ones here, but it doesn’t include all the services, and it’s not the only way. The good news is, if you already have a smartphone, you actually have one of the most convenient ways to simplify your subscription– Paying through your phone’s respective app store. For iPhone users, below is the list of streaming services that you can pay for through the Apple App Store.

For the thoughtful consumer, free trials are a great way to make sure you're getting the perfect product for your needs. In the case of streaming, trials let you test features like DVR storage, multiple account creation, and download capability. And for live TV, you get to see what reception is like and whether some channels are available or not. The thing is, not all streaming services offer free trials. Netflix notoriously has never offered it. Max doesn't either, though some cord-cutters found that you could try it for free if you purchase it as an add-on to Amazon Prime and YouTube TV. Most streaming services, however, offer a standard weeklong trial. And it's those services, both on-demand and live, that we've listed below for your convenience. Read on to learn more about the best streaming services that currently offer seven-day trials.

As the third of the big three streaming giants, Hulu may be better known for their original programming like The Bear, Only Murders in the Building, and of course, this year’s Shōgun, but they also have some great films in their library today. Last year, Hulu premiered the haunting Oscar-nominated Anatomy of a Fall, as well as other film festival favorites such as All of Us Strangers and How to Blow Up a Pipeline, so Hulu's upcoming selection is sure to be a great one. In this list, we’ve gathered the best movies on Hulu that were released in 2024 so far. We’ll be updating this page regularly, so don’t forget to check back later on the year for more of what Hulu has to offer.