Tubi

If you pay for several providers, video streaming services might eat up a sizable portion of your monthly budget. Use Tubi, a free streaming service with a collection of well-liked movies that rivals many paid services' film catalogs, to lessen the financial blow. Nevertheless, since Tubi is a free service, the films are ad-supported and lack premium features you might get elsewhere (such as full HD streaming and offline downloads).

Around 50,000 movies and TV shows are currently available in Tubi's collection. The paid Criterion Channel includes almost 2,000 movies, in contrast. NBC's Peacock boasts 20,000 hours of programming but no longer has a free tier. The music selection on Tubi spans a variety of genres, from well-known popular songs to obscure cult oddities.

For movie buffs, The Criterion Channel, Mubi, and other streaming services provide a better selection of vintage, independent, and foreign films. A "Live TV" feature for many free streaming services is actually a 24/7 marathon of pre-existing programming. On the other hand, Tubi provides real live TV selections including news stations. A decent selection of channel options and aggregate material is also available on Xumo, Pluto TV, and The Roku Channel.

For those looking for a cost-effective free service, there is Tubi. The online interface and mobile applications for Tubi offer simple designs that classify everything into clear categories. The streaming resolution is capped at 720p, and there is no option to download movies for offline watching. On the plus side, the service allows you to manage a watchlist and keeps track of the items you've seen.

Website: tubitv.com