Steps to Stream TV and Save Money. With the price of cable television continuing to rise at a rate four times that of inflation, perhaps you've been considering joining the growing number of people to cut the cord altogether. With Sony's Play. Station Vue now available nationwide, there are more ways than ever to tune in to your favorite shows. And with Facebook and Twitter in talks with broadcasters, a cableless future looks bright. Having clarified some of the myths around cord- cutting, we're here to offer a guide to breaking it off with cable for good.

If you follow these steps, you'll be enjoying your TV viewing and savings in no time. The best part is, after you purchase an antenna (they retail for about $2.

Usually equipped with built- in Wi. Fi, a smart TV will allow you to access streaming services via an installed interface. This saves you the expense of buying a separate streaming device (see below) and allows for your TV to be completely wireless save for the power cord.

Prices vary depending on size and resolution, but you can almost always find smart TV deals in our weekly TV roundup. If you're a gamer, you may already have one: Play. Stations and Xboxes come equipped with streaming capabilities.

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In terms of current- generation set top boxes, the big players include Roku ($1. B& H Photo and Video), Apple TV ($1. Staples), or Amazon Fire TV ($9. Prime at Amazon), and all three will give you the most robust interface. A streaming stick like the Google Chromecast ($3. Target) or Amazon Fire TV Stick ($3.

Prime at Amazon) is a cheaper option. Fortunately, you have a couple of options that cost less than your cable bill. From there, you can add on additional channels either bundled together or individually for $5 to $1. They even have Latino and International packages.

Additionally, Sling offers discounts on Roku — including a free Roku 2 — and Amazon Fire devices when you pre- pay for three months. Those cities still have a different pricing structure. For the rest country, PSV's plans start at $2.

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Access Slim package of 5. AMC, Bravo, Comedy Central, and MTV. Another $5 gets you an additional 1. You can also add Showtime for an extra $8.

Machinima for $1. Fox Soccer Plus for $1. Showtime and Epix together for $1. These 6 Cable Cord- Cutting Myths Just Won't Die. Plus, if you like to watch on your own schedule, PSV has DVR capabilities. While PSV is available for Play. Station 3 and 4, it also works with Amazon Fire devices, Google Chromecast, and i.

OS devices, but no Apple TV or Roku. These services provide a smorgasbord of movies and TV shows for one low price. Truth (2015) Free Streaming. And chances are you're already using one or more of these services, so it may not even be an added expense. So not only is it a source for watching the movies and TV shows you know and love, but it's the only place you will find such programs as House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black, and Jessica Jones. An additional $2 gets you the Premium plan, which includes 4.

K content and enables four devices to stream at the same time. If your device can access the internet, chances are it is compatible with Netflix. Your membership also gives you access to more than 4.

Bosch and Transparent. Prime will cost you $9. Prime membership. It's available on most devices except Apple TV.

Its basic plan costs $7. Showtime is also available for an extra $8. Shows like Game of Thrones and Vinyl are available, to quote HBO's website, . HBO Now is compatible with most streaming devices, although not gaming consoles, as well as mobile devices and computers.

After a free month trial, it will cost you $1. As such, shows like Homeland, Shameless, and Penny Dreadful are available when they air, along with a host of movies on demand. It costs $1. 0. 9. Be warned: Live TV isn't available everywhere and many sporting events are blacked out.

It's available for most devices, except Amazon Fire and gaming consoles. In such cases, you may want to buy or rent a specific title from one of the below providers. Movies will typically cost the same as it once did to rent from the video store (if you can remember when you actually had to go somewhere to get a movie), while television show episodes will be slightly less.

It's also a cost effective way to purchase the entire season of a favorite show instead of paying for a subscription to a network or service. Movies typically rent for around $4 and television shows for $2, but look for movie rental specials like its 9. Movie of the Week.

It's available for most devices, except for Amazon Fire. Prices are comparable to those of i. Tunes, and you can watch on most devices, except of course, Apple TV. Plus, its Insta. Watch feature instantly adds select movies you purchase on Blu- ray or DVD at Walmart to your digital account. It also allows you to upload movies for which you already own physical copies to your account for an added charge.

Even better, it also offered individual games for the first time at a price of $6. Also be aware that nationally broadcast games are blacked out as well. For those whose interest is only piqued once it gets closer to the playoffs, prices drop as the season progresses. Nearly all devices are supported and you can stream up to four games at once. Students and military members are eligible for a 3.

Included are spring training games, home or away broadcasts of all 2,4. DVR capabilities. Most devices are supported. Subscribers will pay $9. It is available on Roku, i. OS devices, and gaming consoles. Like NBA League Pass, these prices drop as the season progresses, and your local team's games will be blacked out.

Which of these services do you like or dislike? Let us know in the comments.