You can watch Game Show Network without cable for as little as $8.99 each month. Frndly TV is your cheapest month-to-month option.
Sling gives you GSN and ESPN for $19.99. Philo adds a bigger entertainment lineup with better DVR storage.
The live Game Show Network schedule mixes favorites such as Family Feud and Wheel of Fortune.
Where to stream Game Show Network without cable
All the services we have listed below carry the live GSN channel in the United States:
1. Frndly TV
This is the best value if Game Show Network is your main reason for subscribing. Its Basic plan costs $8.99 per month.
It includes more than 50 channels, a seven-day free trial, and a 72-hour Look Back feature. However, Basic is limited to standard-definition video, one stream, and no DVR.
The $10.99 Classic plan is the best choice for most viewers. This is because it adds HD, two streams, and unlimited DVR recordings stored for three months.
Read our Frndly TV review for its full strengths and limits. Frndly does not provide the major sports networks or a broad selection of local stations.
2. Sling TV
The lowest plan is Essentials. It costs $19.99 per month and includes GSN. On top of that you get ESPN, ESPN2, Disney Channel, Freeform, Hallmark Mystery, and MeTV.
You also get 50 hours of cloud DVR storage. Unlimited DVR costs another $5 per month.
This plan makes sense if you also want to watch major sports without paying for a large cable replacement.
Sling Select also carries GSN and starts at $19.99. However, it swaps ESPN for channels such as FS1, NFL Network, FX, and Fox News. Our Sling Essentials guide explains which viewers get the most value from the smaller bundle.
3. Philo
Philo’s Essential plan costs $25 per month after a seven-day trial. It includes Game Show Network and more than 70 live channels. You get three simultaneous streams, up to 10 profiles, plus unlimited DVR recordings kept for one year.
This giant is the best middle ground if you also watch entertainment and lifestyle networks.
You get channels such as A&E, Discovery, Food Network, Hallmark Channel, and History.
4. YouTube TV
YouTube TV’s $54.99 Entertainment Plan includes GSN alongside FX, Hallmark Channel, MTV, Discovery, Food Network, HGTV, and other entertainment channels. It also gives you unlimited DVR, six household accounts, and three simultaneous streams.
If you need local stations, news, and major sports channels too, the Base Plan costs $82.99 per month.
Our guide to YouTube TV plans and prices will help you avoid paying for a wider lineup than you need.
5. Fubo
This service carries GSN in its Essential and Pro plans. The lowest starts at $73.99 per month.
You get the best sports-focused lineup. You will also have local stations in many areas and unlimited DVR storage. Regional sports fees may raise your final bill.
Fubo is worth considering if your household watches GSN alongside live sports. It is difficult to justify if game shows are your main interest because Frndly, Sling, and Philo provide the same live channel for much less.
6. Hulu + Live TV
It costs $89.99 per month to access this option after an eligible three-day trial. The package includes GSN and more than 100 live channels.
For the price, you also get unlimited DVR, and access to Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN content with ads.
7. DIRECTV
DIRECTV’s Entertainment streaming package includes GSN among more than 90 channels. It costs $89.99 per month at the regular rate and includes local stations where available, plus unlimited cloud DVR.
Eligible new customers normally get a five-day trial.
This option is best for viewers who want a cable-style channel guide and a broad lineup.