You can watch E! live without cable with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Sling TV, Hulu With Live TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. In this article, we’ll help you decide which option is best for you. Let’s get started!
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Watch E! on fuboTV
fuboTV started out as a sports-focused streaming service, and it still has the biggest variety of sports channels of any internet TV service. However, it also has quite a few entertainment networks in its lineup.
fuboTV Pricing and Packages
fuboTV has one subscription plans, called “fubo Standard” which will cost $54.99/month. It includes E!, as well as 80-100+ other channels. You can add some additional features and channels for an extra fee. You can get a full breakdown of your available fuboTV packages here.
| Standard 7-day free trial $54.99/ month | 92 channels 2 simultaneous streams 30 hours of DVR space SHOWTIME Sports Plus add-on | SIGN UP |
| Family 7-day free trial $59.99+/ month | 92 channels 3 simultaneous streams 500 hours of DVR space SHOWTIME Sports Plus add-on | SIGN UP |
| Entertainment 7-day free trial $69.99/ month | 92 channels 2 simultaneous streams 500 hours of DVR space SHOWTIME Sports Plus add-on | SIGN UP |
| Ultra 7-day free trial $79.99/ month | 113 channels 3 simultaneous streams 500 hours of DVR space SHOWTIME included Sports Plus add-on | SIGN UP |
fuboTV Channels
With your fubo subscription, you get E!, as well as a few other entertainment networks such as A&E, Bravo, Oxygen, Lifetime, and Fuse. fuboTV recently expanded their lineup with other channels like AMC, IFC, BBC America, and SUNDANCE. Get a full list of channels here.
fuboTV Supported Devices
fuboTV has pretty good platform support. You can watch on Amazon Fire devices, Chromecast, Roku, and Apple TV, as well as on iOS and Android devices and your web browser. Learn more here.
fuboTV Simultaneous Streams
Streaming on simultaneous devices is limited to 2. However, fuboTV allows you to upgrade to one more stream with a $6/month “Family Share” add-on, or by upgrading to a higher-tier package. Learn more here.
fuboTV DVR
fuboTV does give you a free cloud DVR. You can record up to 30 hours of content, so it’s a bit limited. However, you can pay $10/month or upgrade to a higher-tier package to get 500 hours of storage space, if you want. Learn more here.
fuboTV On-Demand Library
fuboTV has a pretty good selection of on-demand content both from E! and from the other channels it carries, including the latest episodes of top shows, as well as a selection of movies. Get a full breakdown here.
Watch E! on Sling TV
Sling TV is the oldest internet TV service out there. Thanks to its low prices, it has millions of subscribers despite its very confusing streaming packages.
Sling TV Pricing and Packages
Sling TV does things differently than most other internet TV services.You can choose to subscribe to Sling Orange for $30/month, and you’ll get just over 25 channels, depending on your location. You can subscribe to Sling Blue for $30/month, and you will get 40+ channels, as well as some expanded features.
Finally, you can combine both Orange and Blue for 50+ channels, for a $45/month fee. There is a fair amount of channel overlap between both packages. You can learn more here.
| Sling Orange Limited time offer $20.00/ month | 30+ channels ESPN $20 for your first month 1 simultaneous stream. | SIGN UP |
| Sling Blue Limited time offer$20.00/ month | 45+ channels ESPN $20 for your first month 3 simultaneous streams | SIGN UP |
| Sling Orange + Blue Limited time offer $35.00/ month | 50+ channels ESPN $35 for your first month 4* simultaneous streams | SIGN UP |
Sling TV Channels
Where things get really confusing is with the “extras” and “minis” available from Sling TV. You won’t get E! in either Sling Orange or Sling Blue. You will get it in the $5/month “Lifestyle” add-on package.
But the lineup of channels in this package varies, based on whether you have Sling Orange or Sling Blue. You can only get E! if you have Sling Blue or Orange + Blue. If you only have Sling Orange, the “Lifestyle” package will not include E! You can learn more about Sling TV add-on channels and get a full channel list here.
Sling TV Supported Devices
Platform support is pretty good with Sling TV. You can stream Sling TV on Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku. Other platforms supported include some Samsung and LG Smart TVs. You can stream on your web browser and iOS/Android devices, too.
Sling TV Simultaneous Streams
Sling Orange allows you to stream on only 1 device at once, which is very restrictive. However, you can use your Sling login on many cable networks, which makes it a bit easier to share your account – though it’s still very inconvenient.
Sling Blue gives you 3 simultaneous streams, which is quite good. If you get Sling Blue + Orange, you can stream on up to 4 devices. Learn more here.
Sling TV DVR
Sling TV gives you 10 hours of storage space for free, and you can fork over $5/month to get 50 hours of cloud-based DVR storage space. Learn more here.
Sling TV On-Demand Library
You’ll get quite a bit of on-demand content from Sling TV, including a good selection of E! shows, as well as plenty of other TV shows and movies from the channels included in your streaming package. Get more details here.
Watch E! on Hulu With Live TV
Hulu With Live TV launched in 2017, and has quickly become a top pick for internet TV subscribers around America, thanks to its great features and reasonable price.
Hulu With Live TV Pricing and Packages
Hulu With Live TV offers only one subscription package to choose from. It costs $54.99/month, and you will get somewhere around 70 channels, depending on your location. Learn more here.
| Hulu + Live TV 7-Day Free Trial $54.99/ month | 67 Channels 2 simultaneous streams ESPN and Disney | SIGN UP |
Hulu With Live TV Channels
Your Hulu With Live TV subscription comes with E!, as well as other popular entertainment networks such as Bravo and Viceland. Notably, networks such as MTV and VH1 are missing from this lineup. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV Supported Devices
Platform support was pretty weak when Hulu With Live TV was first released, but today it’s available on almost all major streaming platforms. You can watch on Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, and select Roku models. Android and iOS are supported, as are web browsers, and some Samsung Smart TVs. There’s even an app for Xbox consoles and the Nintendo Switch. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV Simultaneous Streams
You are limited to only 2 streams by default, like AT&T TV Now and fuboTV. However, you can purchase an “Unlimited Screens” package for $9.99/month. This package lets you stream on as many devices as you want at home, and on up to 3 devices outside of your home network. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV DVR
With your Hulu With Live TV subscription, you get a 50-hour DVR for no extra cost. This is plenty for most people, but if you need more storage, you can pay $9.99/month for an “Enhanced DVR” add-on that gives you 200 hours of space. Learn more here.
Hulu With Live TV On-Demand Library
One of the best benefits of Hulu With Live TV is that your subscription also includes a Hulu on-demand membership for no extra cost. You can watch the entire library of Hulu content on-demand with no restrictions. Learn more here.
Watch E! on AT&T TV Now
AT&T TV Now is the new name of DirecTV Now. It offers a great selection of channels but is a bit lacking when it comes to features. Here is what you need to know.
AT&T TV Now Pricing and Packages
AT&T TV Now offers a total of six different packages, as follows:
- Plus: 40+ channels / $65 per month. Includes HBO
- Max: 50+ channels / $80 per month. Includes HBO, Cinemax
- Entertainment: 65+ channels / $93 per month
- Choice: 85+ channels / $110 per month
- Xtra: 105+ channels / $124 per month
- Ultimate: 125+ channels / $135 per month
To get E!, you’ll need the $50/month Plus plan. You can get a full breakdown of what’s included in each package here.
| Plus 7-day free trial $50.00/ month | 45+ channels 2 simultaneous streams 20 hours of DVR space HBO | SIGN UP |
| Max 7-day free trial $70.00/ month | 60+ channels 2 simultaneous streams 20 hours of DVR space HBO + Cinemax | SIGN UP |
AT&T TV Now Channels
Along with E!, AT&T TV Now also includes other entertainment networks like VH1, Viceland, MTV and MTV2, and Bravo, depending on the package you choose. You can see a full list of channels and see which channels come in each package here.
AT&T TV Now Supported Devices
AT&T TV Now has really good platform support. You can watch it on almost any streaming device, from the Apple TV to the Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, your web browser, and iOS and Android mobile devices. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now Simultaneous Streams
You can only stream on 2 devices at once with AT&T TV Now. For a $5/month fee, you can boost this to 3 total streams. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now DVR
You’ll get only 20 hours of cloud storage to use with AT&T TV Now, and your videos also expire after just one month. At present, AT&T TV Now has perhaps the worst cloud DVR available among the other internet TV services on the market. Learn more here.
AT&T TV Now On-Demand Library
AT&T TV Now offers a total of up to 40,000 on-demand titles to its users, including movies, recently-aired TV, and past seasons of select TV shows. Get more information here.
Watch E! on YouTube TV
YouTube TV is the latest entry into the internet TV wars, from Google. It has the best features of any internet TV package and a good list of channels at a reasonable price.
YouTube TV Pricing and Packages
Like Hulu With Live TV, you can only choose one subscription package. This package will cost you $49.99/month and includes 70+ channels, though the exact number may vary based on your location. Learn more here.
YouTube TV Channels
You will get E!, as well as Bravo, Freeform, and Pop. MTV networks and VH1 are not included, though. Learn more here.
For the price, you get a good package of channels, especially if you are a big sports fan. But the true value of YouTube TV lies in its great features.
YouTube TV Supported Devices
When it was first released, device support was limited only to Google products like the Chromecast, and iOS/Android. Today, though, you can watch on Apple TV and Roku, Xbox One, some Samsung and LG Smart TVs, and on your web browser. Starting in late 2019, the Amazon Fire TV will also be supported. Learn more here.
YouTube TV Simultaneous Streams
You can stream on up to 3 devices simultaneously by default. YouTube TV also lets you create up to 6 different user accounts, so it’s easy to share TV between family members and manage DVR recordings and other features. Learn more here.
YouTube TV DVR
YouTube TV gives you a completely free DVR with unlimited storage space for up to 9 months. You can store as many hours of content as you want, with absolutely no limits or restrictions. Learn more here.
YouTube TV On-Demand Library
YouTube TV offers plenty of E! on-demand content, and movies and TV shows from most of the other channels it carries. You can get a more comprehensive breakdown here.
How to Watch E! on Amazon Fire TV
You can watch E! on Amazon Fire TV] with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. Just download the corresponding app for the streaming service you’ve subscribed to, and enjoy!
You can also download the E! App directly from the Amazon App Store if you’d like to watch more past episodes and live streaming content. Simply log in with one of the above streaming services after you download the app, and enjoy.
How to Watch E! on Roku
You can watch E! on Roku with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. Head to the Roku Channel Store to download the appropriate channel, and you’re good to go.
You can also download the E! Channel directly from the Channel Store and sign in with one of the above streaming services to catch up on past episodes and watch live TV.
How to Watch E! on Apple TV
You can watch E! on Apple TV with one of these streaming services: fuboTV, Hulu With Live TV, Sling TV, AT&T TV Now or YouTube TV. Open up the App Store, download the app for the internet TV service you’re using, and you’re ready to watch E! on Apple TV.
All of the above streaming services also let you log into the E! App, which you can download from the App Store, and use to watch live TV and past episodes.
E! Now
If you have subscribed to any of the above internet TV services, you’ll be able to log in to the E! Now website with your credentials. Simply go to the website, click “Sign In”, and select your internet TV provider – such as Sling TV – from the drop-down menu.
Log in, and you’re good to go! You’ll be able to watch full episodes of archived shows and watch live episodes directly from the E! Now website.
The same goes for the E! Now app. You can download the app for most streaming platforms, as well as iOS and Android devices. Simply login on your streaming device, and you’ll be able to watch your favorite E! shows.
Why should you do this instead of just watching on your internet TV app? The biggest benefit of doing so is that it does not count against your “simultaneous streaming” policy.
For example, if your family is watching 2 broadcasts on fuboTV, you usually couldn’t watch E! But if you log in to the E! Now app or website, you can still watch live TV – without being blocked due to having too many simultaneous streams.
