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It’s no secret that inflation has hit streaming services, too, causing customers to look for cheaper ways to keep up with their favorite sports, TV shows and movies. While Sling TV has always been a wallet-friendly alternative, now more than ever the streamer is seeing a significant increase in demand.

Here’s everything you need to know about Sling TV’s packages and how you can save even more.

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Packages start at $23 for the first month

The best streaming deals for Sling

Sling TV is currently offering subscribers half off their first month, starting at $23.

The streamer offers two main plans: Sling Orange ($23 for the first month and $45.99 thereafter) and Sling Blue ($25.50 for the first month and $50.99 thereafter). Customers can also bundle and save with Sling’s Orange & Blue plan, offering all channels of both the Orange and Blue packages ($33 for the first month and $65.99 thereafter).

Sling’s Orange plan offers a total of 35 channels, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3, TNT, Disney Channel, and CNN. This makes Sling TV the cheapest streaming option on the market, especially for NCAA bowl games and playoffs. The Blue plan offers a total of 46 channels including ABC, FOX, NBC, CNN and Bravo. Pricing and channel availability depend on your local TV market; Check out the full channel lists here.

For movie fans, Sling is also offering the AMC+ add-on for half price the first month, so you can stream all your favorite holiday movies for just $5 for the first 30 days. After that, the term extends by $9.99 per month. Visit sling.com for all additional options, complete channel listings and to secure these streaming deals.

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