Streaming battles has been draining our bank account.
Netflix, HBO Max, Apple TV+, Disney+, and so on... all need a monthly subscription fee.
Fortunately, there are few services available that may keep you occupied without breaking
the bank.
Starting off with number 7 we have, The Roku Channel.
Roku is similar to Netflix or HBO Now.
It offers its own free Roku Channel with a ton of movies and series selections.
Since Roku also obtained exclusive global distribution rights to the Quibi studio before
they went bankrupt, so you get exclusive content here that you won't find anywhere else.
It functions as a typical TV channel rather than on-demand including ABC news, indie movies,
and classic TV from FilmRise, and comedic shows.
Moving on to number Six we have, Peacock.
No free streaming service comes close to Peacock in terms of the movies and TV series collections
you want to watch.
You can watch the first five seasons of The Office or the Back to the Future trilogy for
free.
Despite being free and ad-supported, with a large collection.
You can unlock all content including movies and other premium picks, for just $5 a month.
You can view it all without ads for $10 per month.
Still, there's plenty to keep you engaged on the free plan until you hit that wall.
Moving right along to number five with, Crunchyroll.
This is the best option for anime fans, especially those on a tight budget.
If you're prepared to suffer through some ads, you can watch series like One Piece or
My Hero Academia for hours.
You'll also have to wait longer for new episodes than premium subscribers, but considering
that most other services don't even cover the majority of the anime that Crunchyroll
does, waiting a week for new episodes seems reasonable.
Down to number four we find, Kanopy.
Kanopy provides great educational and entertaining content for both children and adults, all
without any ads and for free.
If have you got a library card?
Then you can sign-up to Kanopy! where you could stream videos without any limitations.
While you may watch movies for free on the platform, you must create a separate Kanopy
account and your library will pays for each stream.
On the bright side, you can use it to manage your library's ebooks, comics, and other material,
whereas Kanopy is only for video.
Okay on to at number three we have, Pluto TV.
The majority of the streaming services on this list are focused on on-demand entertainment.
Pluto TV is owned by Viacom and has 19 James Bond films, but its major goal is to duplicate
the usual cable TV with channels offering you uninterrupted Doctor Who, Survivor, and
so on...
It also includes major networks such as CNN and Fox Sports, and there are hundreds of
channels to choose from to stream for free.
Coming on to number two we have, IMDb TV.
Amazon-backed IMDb TV has a large collection of TV series and movies, which is a free,
and ad-supported streaming service.
If you haven't seen Mad Men yet, this is your opportunity.
To access the IMDb TV library, you must either establish an account or log in with your current
Amazon credentials.
To access the IMDb TV library, you must create an account or log in with your current Amazon
login.
The collection is very good, with a few classics like Jennifer's Body, Alex Rider, How to Train
Your Dragon, and so on...
IMDb TV is unlikely to ever match up to its Prime Video, so set your expectations low.
However, they are linked together, so if you find anything interesting to see, you may
rent it with a single click.
Finally, at number one we have, Mediaverse by Plex.
It's well known for its intuitive media server application, but it also boasts a collection
of on-demand movies and shows that you can view without hosting and joined the free streaming
service a few years back.
Plex has also launched live TV, which provides a 24-hour feed of anything from poker tournaments
to IFC blockbusters.
Plex receives a ton of content from Sony's Crackle, allowing you to search two libraries
at the same time.
Crackle has its own collection like Train to Busan and many.
Comedy lovers will love plex and its collection.
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