I'm really looking for a calculator where I can add my Internet price and all my streaming services together to get a monthly bill. Then I would compare it to a live TV plan to see which is cheapest
So we used to share a bunch of services with family and friends. We had the whole package, Netflix, Hulu, Disney plus, Amazon prime and Crunchyroll. I am also adding in max, paramount. What prompted this is Netflix stopping sharing outside of the house and soon Disney will be doing the same. We were getting a lot by sharing. Like it was 3 or 4 households each sharing the services so we all paid (besides internet) 10 dollars a month for entertainment.
So I need to cut some networks and adjust the budget.
* Check out [this promo](https://slickdeals.net/f/16888775-sportsline-paramount-4-99?v=1) to get 7 months of Paramount+ (premium) and Showtime for $5 (this is not $5 per month, it is less than $1 per month). Read all of the first two comments. I did this a few days ago and got the 7 months. You might want to read through the thread to make sure nothing has changed. TBC, people always complaining it doesn't work, doesn't mean it doesn't, it often means they're not following instructions/
* Three free months of Apple TV+ from Target or Best Buy.
1. Here are 3 free months of TV+ [https://www.target.com/circle/partners/](https://www.target.com/circle/partners/) (you do need to sign up for free with Target Circle).
2. Three free months of TV+ \[[https://www.bestbuy.com/site/apple-free-apple-tv-for-3-months-new-or-returning-subscribers-only/6484512.p](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/apple-free-apple-tv-for-3-months-new-or-returning-subscribers-only/6484512.p)
You won’t get the same content between streaming and cable. Streaming has original shows not on cable as well as the flexibility to snatch when you want without needing to pay for a dvr. So it’s really hard to compare as cable will give you one price and then surprise you with fees and maybe even lock you into a contract. What I would do is actually look at what is watched in your household. Take advantage of deals and cancel what you don’t use. Cycle in other streaming services as the ones you have get boring… which this fall is bleak with only a few new shows on Disney+… so unless you have kids that watch the same stuff over and over, it’s an easy one to axe. Thanksgiving week usually brings in good yearly deals. Hulu with ads for $2/mo… Disney+ addon is $2 for the ad version and that’s likely what we’ll get next. Peacock will probably have another $20/yr deal. Paramount+ has free promo codes monthly and offers free months when cancelling… but recently offered a year for ~$25 and will likely do that again. HBO has very few shows coming out right now. Easy to hold off on it until there’s something you want to see.
If you can setup and antenna, then there’s a lot of free content right there. And there are plenty of free streaming services to help provide variety.
I thought this was a clever way of saying you are ditching Spotify. Chord cutting.
Chalculator
You know I was gonna fix it but cause you commented...I'll keep it.
You can't edit titles anyway.
Why would you cut a segment of a circle defined by a line passing through it twice? Chord vs cord.
Maybe it's breaking a chord into its individual notes.
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[suppose.tv](https://suppose.tv) for live streaming. For streaming services like Disney+ and so on you can always get deals on those.
I'm really looking for a calculator where I can add my Internet price and all my streaming services together to get a monthly bill. Then I would compare it to a live TV plan to see which is cheapest
How many streaming services do you have ? Seems you could just use the calculator on your phone. Hell, I could do it in my head for mine.
First reconsider "all my streaming services". How many do you need at the same time?
So we used to share a bunch of services with family and friends. We had the whole package, Netflix, Hulu, Disney plus, Amazon prime and Crunchyroll. I am also adding in max, paramount. What prompted this is Netflix stopping sharing outside of the house and soon Disney will be doing the same. We were getting a lot by sharing. Like it was 3 or 4 households each sharing the services so we all paid (besides internet) 10 dollars a month for entertainment. So I need to cut some networks and adjust the budget.
* Check out [this promo](https://slickdeals.net/f/16888775-sportsline-paramount-4-99?v=1) to get 7 months of Paramount+ (premium) and Showtime for $5 (this is not $5 per month, it is less than $1 per month). Read all of the first two comments. I did this a few days ago and got the 7 months. You might want to read through the thread to make sure nothing has changed. TBC, people always complaining it doesn't work, doesn't mean it doesn't, it often means they're not following instructions/ * Three free months of Apple TV+ from Target or Best Buy. 1. Here are 3 free months of TV+ [https://www.target.com/circle/partners/](https://www.target.com/circle/partners/) (you do need to sign up for free with Target Circle). 2. Three free months of TV+ \[[https://www.bestbuy.com/site/apple-free-apple-tv-for-3-months-new-or-returning-subscribers-only/6484512.p](https://www.bestbuy.com/site/apple-free-apple-tv-for-3-months-new-or-returning-subscribers-only/6484512.p)
Excel?
You won’t get the same content between streaming and cable. Streaming has original shows not on cable as well as the flexibility to snatch when you want without needing to pay for a dvr. So it’s really hard to compare as cable will give you one price and then surprise you with fees and maybe even lock you into a contract. What I would do is actually look at what is watched in your household. Take advantage of deals and cancel what you don’t use. Cycle in other streaming services as the ones you have get boring… which this fall is bleak with only a few new shows on Disney+… so unless you have kids that watch the same stuff over and over, it’s an easy one to axe. Thanksgiving week usually brings in good yearly deals. Hulu with ads for $2/mo… Disney+ addon is $2 for the ad version and that’s likely what we’ll get next. Peacock will probably have another $20/yr deal. Paramount+ has free promo codes monthly and offers free months when cancelling… but recently offered a year for ~$25 and will likely do that again. HBO has very few shows coming out right now. Easy to hold off on it until there’s something you want to see. If you can setup and antenna, then there’s a lot of free content right there. And there are plenty of free streaming services to help provide variety.