Five Top Alternatives To Netflix You Want To Check Out

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Netflix comes with an immaculate interface and is the largest streaming service in the world with more than 180 million paid subscribers worldwide. However, there are many alternate options as well. All of them come with their unique offerings and some of them are also available for free.

In this blog, we will be discussing some of the best alternate options for Netflix. Many people, however, still stick to cable TV services such as Spectrum packages. For them, the good news is that they can get access to both in double play and triple offers from their local providers.

 

Amazon Prime Video

Amazon Prime Video comes with a plethora of movies and TV shows. The service comes with its own unique shows including, The Man in The High Castle,  Jack Ryan, etc. For a detailed list, visit their website. If you have stable internet then you can watch the shows in high-definition quality. Moreover, you can also watch episodes later on comfortably. It is quite a good alternative to Netflix.

The subscription to this service will not cost you much. If you’re an Amazon Prime member then you can enjoy even more cost benefits. For only $12.99 per month, you will get Amazon Prime Video together with existing services. You can also get free shipping services for certain products sold by the company. If you’re only subscribing to Amazon Prime Video then it will cost you $8.99 per month.

 

HBO Max

If you subscribe to HBO Max’s streaming service then you can watch hit shows such as Chernobyl, The Big Bank Theory, and Doctor Who to name a few. Interestingly, you can also watch shows that are originally not found on HBO. You can also view many classic shows from Warner Bros. Other TVs are also available such as TNT, TBS, TruTV, Cartoon Network, and CNN, etc. Furthermore, you can also view selected movies from Criterion and Crunchyroll, etc. HBO Max subscription costs $14.99.

 

Hulu

Hulu comes with the new and the old and has something for everyone. You can watch shows here like Seinfeld and Futurama etc. and also get access to a few original ones. The best part, perhaps, about Hulu is that they air shows only after a day it has been aired on TV. Therefore, you don’t have to wait much longer for it.

Hulu offers packages from $5.99 per month to $11.99 per month. You get the option of adding certain channels such as Cinemax, Showtime, and Starz, etc. Live TV Channels are also available for subscriptions such as ABC, FOX, and CNN, etc. Hulu is a very good alternative to Netflix but it is only available in the US and Japan.

 

Crackle

Crackle is a streaming service that is for free. You can watch popular Hollywood films, TV shows, and hit classics on this service. Getting access to this service will allow you to view anything from the available 150 movies and 75 shows.

Do note that since the app is for free, it comes with ads. There will be 30-second commercials when you click on a movie or TV show. In a TV show, you will have to watch three ads. However, there will be nine ads for a movie that is longer than 90 minutes.

 

CBS All Access

From NCIS to Young Sheldon, you will get tons of good content here. The variety on Netflix is more but if you’re into CBS shows then this is the subscription service for you. You can watch many classic shows here as well. Furthermore, there are more than 10,000 episodes of TV shows available on this platform.

On CBS All Access, you can also watch live sports and news channels. The service is available in different packages from $5.99 to $9.99. Unlike Netflix, you will not get access to HDR or 4K streaming.

Streaming services allow users to watch their favorite movies and TV shows over an internet connection. Make sure to get internet services from a reliable provider to enjoy a smooth connection. For regions without good ISPs or slow internet, cable TV such as Spectrum cable works well.