If, like me, you can’t realistically afford to subscribe to every TV streaming site that might be worth it, you have to learn to be especially strategic when it comes to choosing the subscriptions that you do sign up for. Unfortunately, that means that, since each streaming service (naturally) wants to tempt customers with high-quality exclusive and original content, chances are, we are probably going to have to miss out on a few of the best TV streaming sites. Just think of a few of the key players: Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, YouTube TV, HBO Max, Peacock, Apple TV … the list goes on and on.
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That would be ludicrous, right? You’d be looking at a monthly streaming budget of hundreds of dollars, easily, if you were to have full access to every premium movie and TV streaming site there is. Let’s just face facts: we can’t all afford to subscribe to all of the best TV streaming sites that are on the market right now. The end result of this, of course, is that viewers are split into camps based on what they can afford. It’s like every movie studio, cable TV channel, and media production company feels the need to have their own streaming site nowadays.
I mean, I write TV streaming site reviews for a living and even I am starting to think that it is getting to be a bit much. Is anybody else beginning to feel a little overwhelmed with the number of premium streaming options that we have available to us these days? There is no shame in admitting it. With the recent launch of Paramount Plus, Disney Star, and Discovery Plus, there is a whole new group of contenders out there for the coveted title of best streaming site on the web. We saw the launch of some instant hits – like HBO Max, Peacock, and Quibi – last year, and 2021 is shaping up to be another big year for movie and TV streaming. 2020 was, if nothing else, quite an active year for the movie and TV streaming industry.
It’s a new year, and you know what that means … that’s right, a brand-new lineup of streaming services to check out.
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