There are several ways to watch CNBC without a cable subscription. Some of the most popular streaming services that offer CNBC include:
- Sling TV + News Extra Bundle: Sling TV offers CNBC as part of their Sling Blue News Extra package for $46 a month[1].
- Hulu with Live TV: Hulu offers a live TV package that includes CNBC, along with other popular cable networks. The package starts at $69.99 per month and includes Disney+ (With Ads) and ESPN+ (With Ads) [2].
- DirecTV Stream: CNBC is part of DirecTV Stream’s “Entertainment” package for $74.99 per month[3].
- Fubo TV: Fubo TV offers CNBC in their base package, which starts at $64.99 per month[4].
- YouTube TV: YouTube TV includes CNBC in their package, which is priced at $64.99 per month[5].
Most of these streaming services offer free trials, allowing you to test their service before committing to a subscription. For example, FuboTV offers a 1-week free trial, and DirecTV Stream offers a 5-day free trial[3]. To watch CNBC without cable, you’ll need a compatible streaming device, such as a smartphone, tablet, smart TV, or streaming stick like Roku or Amazon Fire TV.
Keep in mind that the availability of these services and their pricing may vary depending on your location.
Citations:
[1] https://thestreamable.com/channels/cnbc
[2] https://www.hulu.com/network/cnbc-cdf4c4c7-58ac-4fb4-9d48-cc645bdd089c
[3] https://www.groundedreason.com/how-to-watch-cnbc-without-cable/
[4] https://agoodmovietowatch.com/cord-cutting/watch-cnbc-without-cable/
[5] https://cordcuttersnews.com/cnbc-live-stream-online/