Channel Lineup Basics
Live TV streaming channel lineups can feel complicated because several separate pieces combine into your final channel list. Here's the general concepts worth understanding.
A base plan sets your starting lineup
Your subscribed plan generally determines the core set of channels you receive, with higher tiers typically including more channels.
Local channels depend on location
Access to local network affiliates (like your local ABC, CBS, FOX, or NBC station) is commonly tied to your streaming location rather than your billing address or plan tier.
Regional sports networks (RSNs) are often separate
RSNs carrying local pro sports teams are frequently billed as a separate fee or bundled differently depending on the tier, since RSN licensing costs vary significantly by region.
Channel availability can change over time
Live TV streaming services periodically gain or lose specific channels due to business negotiations between the streaming provider and the channel owner — this is a general industry pattern, not unique to any one service.
Because channel lineups and RSN structures change, always verify the exact channels available for your plan and zip code directly on the official site before subscribing.