Sling TV Pricing and Plan Cost

What Devices Can I Use to Watch Sling TV?

Sling TV has been around since 2015, which has given it plenty of time to build out great apps for all of the most popular streaming platforms and devices. As a result, Sling TV has really robust platform support. There's a very good chance that you can watch Sling TV using your current favorite streaming device, whether that be a Roku, Chromecast, iPhone, or other device.

Want details? We've got details. Below, you'll find a list of the devices and platforms that Sling TV plays nice with.

Streaming Platforms and Devices

• Android TV (including the Nvidia Shield)
• Apple TV
• Chromecast
• Fire TV
• Roku

Video Game Consoles

• Xbox One and Xbox Series X
• PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5

Mobile devices

• Android
• iOS (iPhones and iPads)
• Fire (Amazon Fire phones and tablets)

Other

• In-browser app (Mac, Windows, and more)
• LG and Samsung Smart TVs

Deals on Sling TV

Sling TV is a pretty cost-effective thing, but you can save even more money if you're savvy when you sign up for Sling TV and pounce on one of the service's deals and promotions. That's why we keep track of the offers that you can use to save big on Sling TV and other streaming services and devices.

Getting a Sling TV Free Trial

Does Sling TV offer a free trial? It depends. Usually, a button that says “Try Us Today” on the website is an indication of a free trial. The appearance and duration of its free trial varies, though. However, Sling TV does offer a discounted rate for the first month to new customers.

Sling TV Contracts

Sling TV is more convenient than cable or satellite, and it's cheaper, too. Does it need any more advantages? Well, in any event, it has got one: On top of everything else, Sling TV doesn't trap you into a long-term contract.

When you sign up for Sling TV, you'll be billed at the beginning of each month and will enjoy live TV all month long. The process repeats unless and until you decide that you want out of the deal. When that time comes, you can just cancel Sling TV (We'll show you how in a moment) and you and your live TV streaming service will part ways at the end of the current billing period. The “current billing period” is just whatever month you most recently paid for. You'll never pay again once you cancel, but if you cancel right after you paid for the upcoming month, your Sling TV subscription will run through the end of that month (You won't get your last payment back).

How to Cancel Sling TV

Whether you've decided to move on from the service or just want to get out of a free trial before you're billed, we've got you covered. Here's how to cancel Sling TV.

Start by heading to Sling TV's website and signing in. Then, navigate to the My Account page and click Cancel Subscription. Sling TV will beg you to stay and ask you why you're leaving, but keep clicking the cancel buttons and they'll eventually let you go.

As we mentioned in the last section, canceling Sling TV means that you're stopping all future payments. It won't do anything about payments you've already made, naturally, but you'll get what you paid for: Sling TV will end your service only when the month that you most recently paid for ends. If you're considering canceling Sling TV, just remember that you might want to do so before your next payment goes through.

Of course, if you cancel before the end of a free trial (when available), that free week is your current “billing” period, and you won't be billed at all. That's what “free” means, after all!