You can watch the Hallmark Channel live without cable with one of these streaming services: Philo, fuboTV, Sling TV, AT&T TV NOW or PlayStation Vue. In this article, we’ll help you decide which option is best for you. Let’s get started!
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Watch the Hallmark Channel on Philo
One of the best ways to catch Hallmark content without a traditional cable TV plan is Philo. Philo has surprisingly robust channel lineup for its price. It doesn’t carry any broadcast networks or sports channels, though.
Philo Pricing and Packages
Prices begin at just $16/month. The most basic plan has 44 channels, but you can upgrade to 58 channels for just $4 more per month.
| 58 Channels 7-day free trial $20.00/ month | 58 channels 3 simultaneous streams 30-Day DVR | SIGN UP |
For more information on Philo plans, check here.
Philo Channels
With Philo, you get not only Hallmark but also great channels like Discovery, Science Channel and more.
For more information on Philo channels, check here.
Philo Supported Devices
Philo’s Android app is currently kind of useless, since you can’t use it to watch TV. However, you can use the mobile Chrome app to watch Philo on a mobile device.
- TV streaming media players: Apple TV (4th gen and up), Amazon Fire TV (all models), Chromecast and Roku (all current models)
- Smart TVs: Android TV (5.0 and up)
- Mobile devices and tablets: Android (7.0 and up, Chrome browser), iOS (10.3 and up)
- Game consoles: None
- Desktop browsers: Most Mac and PC browsers
Check here for more information on Philo’s supported devices.
Philo Simultaneous Streams
Philo’s simultaneous stream limit is three devices. In other words, you can share your account with two friends, family members or roommates and you can all watch TV at the same time.
To learn more about Philo’s simultaneous streams, click here.
Philo DVR
Philo’s unlimited DVR is one of its best features. You can record as much TV as you want with it.
Check here to learn more about Philo’s DVR.
Philo On-Demand Library
Though Philo does have some on-demand content, it can’t keep up with Hulu and Netflix. According to the Philo website, the library includes 25,000 on-demand titles.
Click here to learn more about Philo’s on-demand library.
Watch the Hallmark Channel with fuboTV
fuboTV is not only one of the best streaming services for sports fans, it’s also an excellent way to watch Hallmark and lots of other family-friendly channels without cable.
fuboTV Pricing and Packages
The main package costs $55/month and comes with roughly 90 channels. Half of those are sports channels. Various channel expansion packs give you the ability add more channels to your entertainment menu, but all subscribers get Hallmark.
Learn more about fuboTV’s subscription plans 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
Half of the channels in fuboTV’s base plan are sports channels, but the other half are a mix of general entertainment and news channels.
You can see a full channel list here.
fuboTV Supported Devices
Aside from the fact that fuboTV doesn’t support any game consoles, fuboTV has great device support. Whatever device you use to stream, fuboTV probably has an app for it.
You can learn more about fuboTV’s supported devices here.
fuboTV Simultaneous Streams
The default simultaneous stream limit is two devices, but you can add on a third if you get a paid upgrade.
You can learn more about fuboTV simultaneous streams here.
fuboTV DVR
fuboTV’s cloud DVR holds 30 hours of recordings unless you get another upgrade, which gives you 500 hours of recording time.
You can learn more about the fuboTV DVR here.
fuboTV On-Demand Library
fuboTV is mostly about live TV, but it does have an on-demand library. Both TV episodes and movie titles are available.
You can learn more about fuboTV’s on-demand library here.
Watch the Hallmark Channel on Sling TV
Sling TV was one of the first companies to venture into the uncharted waters of internet-based live TV several years ago.
Sling TV Pricing and Packages
After you sign up for Sling TV, the first thing you’ll do is pick one or both base plans. Sling Blue and Sling Orange are your options and they both cost $25. If you get them both, you can get a discount. From there you can expand your channel lineup by purchasing channel add-on packs.
| Sling Orange Free Roku Deal $25.00/ month | 34 channels ESPN Free Roku Express 1 simultaneous stream. | SIGN UP |
| Sling Blue Free Roku Deal$25.00/ month | 49 channels ESPN Free Roku Express 3 simultaneous streams | SIGN UP |
| Sling Orange + Blue Free Roku Deal $40.00/ month | 56 channels ESPN Free Roku Express 4* simultaneous streams | SIGN UP |
To learn more about Sling TV pricing, check here.
Sling TV Channels
No matter which base plan you get, you’ll be able to watch Hallmark. Just choose whatever base plan you like best (or get both) and then select the $5/month Lifestyle add-on.
To learn more about Sling TV channels, check here.
Sling TV Supported Devices
Like fuboTV and PlayStation Vue, Sling TV has a very competitive device lineup:
- TV streaming media players: Apple TV (4th gen and up), Amazon Fire TV (all versions), Chromecast, Roku (LT and up), AirTV.
- Smart TVs: LG TV (Web OS 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0, as well as select 2016-2018 models), Samsung TV (2016 through 2018 models), Android TV (4.4 and up), Roku TV, Mi TV.
- Mobile devices and tablets: Android (4.4 and up), iOS (11 and up), Amazon Fire (tablets).
- Game consoles: Xbox One.
- Desktop browsers: Chrome on Mac and Windows recommended.
Check here for more info on Sling TV’s supported devices.
Sling TV Simultaneous Streams
Sling TV’s rigid simultaneous stream limits are one of its main drawbacks. You can only stream Sling Orange channels to one device at a time. The limit for Sling Blue channels is three simultaneous screens.
To learn more about Sling TV’s simultaneous streams, click here.
Sling TV DVR
You have to pay $5/month extra if you want the ability to record TV with Sling TV. You can’t record any Sling Orange channels with it, though.
To learn more about Sling TV’s DVR, check here.
Sling TV On-Demand Library
Sling TV has a sizable on-demand library, but most of the titles are TV show episodes. Some movies are available as well, though.
Click here to learn more about Sling TV’s on-demand library.
Watch the Hallmark Channel on AT&T TV NOW
AT&T TV NOW used to be a best low-cost cable alternatives out there. A recent price hike changed that– but its rates are still reasonable. Still, it’s worth considering if you’re in the market for a streaming service that has Hallmark.
AT&T TV NOW Pricing and Packages
AT&T TV NOW has six main plans:
- Plus: 40+ channels / $50 per month. Includes HBO.
- Max: 50+ channels / $70 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.
| 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 |
For more information about AT&T TV NOW plans, click here.
AT&T TV NOW Channels
Every single one of the plans (with the exception of the Spanish-language subscription) has Hallmark. The fact that HBO now comes with AT&T TV NOW’s cheapest plan mitigates the disappointing price hike a bit.
Click here to see the full list of AT&T TV NOW channels.
AT&T TV NOW Supported Devices
AT&T TV NOW has apps for most of the devices that are popular among cord-cutters:
- Living room devices: Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast and Roku.
- Smart TVs and Blu-ray players: None.
- Mobile devices and tablets: Android and iOS.
- Game consoles: None.
- Desktop browsers: Chrome and Safari.
Click here to learn more about devices that work with AT&T TV NOW.
AT&T TV NOW Simultaneous Streams
AT&T TV NOW’s simultaneous stream limit is three devices.
To learn more about AT&T TV NOW’s simultaneous streams, click here.
AT&T TV NOW DVR
AT&T TV NOW’s DVR can record 20 hours of TV entertainment.
Click here to learn more about how AT&T TV NOW’s DVR works.
AT&T TV NOW On-Demand Library
AT&T TV NOW has a large on-demand content library, but it’s not as big as what you get with Netflix or Hulu.
Click here to learn more about AT&T TV NOW’s on-demand library.
Watch the Hallmark Channel on PlayStation Vue
Sony’s PlayStation Vue also carries Hallmark– and it’s one of your very best options for ditching your cable company.
PlayStation Vue Pricing and Packages
You have to get the $60/month Elite plan to get Hallmark. The next step up is called Ultra, and it has Hallmark as well.
For more information about PlayStation Vue’s plans, click here.
PlayStation Vue Channels
Though it’s somewhat of a downside that PlayStation Vue’s budget plans don’t have Hallmark, the Elite plan is actually a pretty great deal. You get not only Hallmark, but also Hallmark Drama and Hallmark Movies and Mysteries. There are 85+ channels in all. Ultra has all the same channels as Elite, plus several premium channels.
Click here to see the full list of PlayStation Vue channels.
PlayStation Vue Supported Devices
PlayStation Vue has a very strong app lineup:
- TV streaming media players: Apple TV (4th gen and up), Android TV (all gens), Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick (all gens), Chromecast (1st gen and up) and Roku (firmware 8.0 and up).
- Smart TVs: Amazon Fire TV (all gens), Android TV (all gens) and Roku (firmware 8.0 and up).
- Mobile devices and tablets: Android OS 5.0 and up, iOS 9 and up, and Amazon Fire HD6 tablets and up.
- Game consoles: PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.
- Desktop browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge are recommended (most recent versions will work).
Click here to learn more about devices that work with PlayStation Vue.
PlayStation Vue Simultaneous Streams
PlayStation Vue’s simultaneous stream limit is five devices. That means that you and four other people can watch TV through your PlayStation Vue account at the same time.
Click here to learn more about PlayStation Vue’s account sharing features.
PlayStation Vue DVR
Another nice feature of PlayStation Vue is its DVR, which all subscribers get to use without having to pay more. It also lets you record as much content as you like.
Click here to learn more about how PlayStation Vue’s DVR works.
PlayStation Vue On-Demand Library
PlayStation Vue has some on-demand content, but it’s mainly an on-demand service. You may want to consider signing up with Hulu or Netflix if you get PlayStation Vue if on-demand content is your priority.
Click here to learn more about PlayStation Vue’s on-demand library.
How to Watch the Hallmark Channel on Amazon Fire TV
You can watch the Hallmark Channel on Amazon Fire TV with one of these streaming services: Philo, fuboTV, Sling TV, AT&T TV NOW or PlayStation Vue. Simply go to the Amazon Fire TV app store and click whatever live TV service appeals to you the most– or try them all.
How to Watch the Hallmark Channel on Roku
You can watch the Hallmark Channel on Amazon Fire TV with one of these streaming services: Philo, fuboTV, Sling TV, AT&T TV NOW or PlayStation Vue. The process of installing a Roku app is the same as installing a smartphone app. Just look up the app you want to try and complete the sign-up process to get going.
How to Watch the Hallmark Channel on Apple TV
You can watch the Hallmark Channel on Amazon Fire TV with one of these streaming services: Philo, fuboTV, Sling TV, AT&T TV NOW or PlayStation Vue. Apple’s app store has them all, so try them out for yourself and compare.
Hallmark Channel Everywhere
If you have a subscription to a cable provider, you may be used to logging directly into the Hallmark Channel website or app to watch your shows.
And the good news is that you can still do this with an internet TV subscription. Unfortunately, though, not all of our picks support this. As of publication time, only Philo and fuboTV support this option on the Hallmark website. You can’t watch live or on-demand episodes with AT&T TV NOW, PlayStation Vue, or Sling, which is a bit strange.
Why bother doing this at all? Well, it’s a good way to add some flexibility to your cord-cutting plan. You see, when you log into Hallmark to watch content directly, you don’t have to use up one of your simultaneous streams.
Basically, if you are using Philo, and 3 of your family members are streaming TV with Philo, you can still log into the Hallmark website, and stream live TV without having to force anyone to stop watching their show. This is definitely a nice feature for larger households.
Hallmark Movies Now
If you’re just interested in Hallmark Original movies, you have another option – the Hallmark Movies Now on-demand service. This service collects all of the very best Hallmark movies, and lets you stream all of them on-demand.
You can stream on your computer and iOS/Android devices, as well as Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Chromecast, some Samsung and Sony TVs and Blu-Ray players, and on the Chromecast. The Xbox One is also supported.
A subscription costs $4.99/month (billed annually), or you can choose a month-to-month subscription for $5.99/month. Your subscription will get you unlimited streaming, commercial-free, of the entire Hallmark Movies content library, with new content added regularly.
