content is more accessible than ever but
which service should you be using
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
streaming sites of 2017 imagine the
magic of TV for everyone everywhere
[Music]
before we begin we publish new videos
every day so be sure to subscribe for
more great content for this list we’re
looking at the best film TV and video
streaming services available that we’ll
be exploring both free and paid sites
those distributing pirated content will
not be considered
and now crunchyroll and Funimation are
going to work together to really change
the way we consume anime again number 10
sling TV if you get picky with your
coffee why not get picky with your TV
sling is a great choice for anyone out
there who likes traditional TV but is
tired of the high prices of cable or
satellite and the often costly fees
associated with equipment and setup the
sling app can be downloaded and run from
most devices conveniently giving you
access to a selection of live channels
not just at home but wherever you go
sling TV comes in the form of an app and
chances are you already own at least one
device it’s compatible given that it
delivers live television sling is a bit
more expensive than your average
streaming service with packages ranging
from twenty to forty bucks but with
channels like AMC FX and HG TV on the
menu and no contract
it’s got serious appeal but sadly it’s
only available in the States number nine
crackle crackle is the best way to enjoy
people tend to overlook this streaming
site but it’s worth adding to your
repertoire sure it may not have the
largest selection of content super
high-resolution streams or the most
talked about of original series but it’s
free no strings attached no trial
periods borrowing from traditional
television crackle is ad-supported
shifting the financial burden on to
advertisers rather than the end-user and
though it may not be your go-to place
for all your favorite series it
nonetheless boasts a respectable
ever-changing collection of television
series and movies make an account and
check it out whenever you’re looking for
something new to watch you literally
have nothing to lose number eight
Funimation now
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the leading streaming sites out there
offer up serious variety but what if
you’re not interested in variety what if
you’re somebody who knows what they like
and want as much of that specific type
of content as possible well if you’re an
anime fan
Funimation is an essential service a
monthly subscription gives you access to
Funimation’s entire catalog of content
which includes classics like Dragon Ball
Z attack on Titan and Cowboy Bebop as
well as newer content like hand shakers
and tales of zestiria the X all for
$5.99 a month their partnership with
crunchyroll means they’ll have more
content than ever
albeit with English dubs rather than
subtitles you’re gonna be able to watch
more anime than ever on either
crunchyroll or Funimation number 7 crave
TV sorry America but this is one of the
few streaming services not available to
you crave TV is owned and operated by
Canadian telecommunications and mass
media heavyweight Bell introduced to
capitalize on the shift to streaming and
on-demand services in addition to bells
traditional TV services crave TV can be
added to existing TV packages or taken
as a standalone streaming service it
offers Canadians a large collection of
content that includes classic TV shows
original content Showtime and past
seasons of HBO series all for just $7.99
Canadian a month number 6
crunchyroll Western anime fans tend to
fall into two categories
those who prefer subtitles and those who
prefer dubbed content as part of the
affer mentioned deal with Funimation
crunchyroll is not only giving their
one-time competitor access to their
properties to have them dubbed they’re
also gaining the right to stream the
subtitled versions of Funimation
properties the end result is that more
fans will be able to consume more
content the way they want to for some
this might mean picking either
crunchyroll or Funimation but for those
looking to get as much new anime as they
can a dual subscription is probably the
real answer with crunchyroll charging
just 695 a month most can afford it
number five HBO now get all of HBO
Canadians might be able to get a hold of
old HBO content on the cheap
but only their American neighbors can
get the new stuff without a television
provider HBO GO is a streaming service
that comes with all HBO television
subscriptions for which there is a
Canadian equivalent in tmn go in terms
of an internet only streaming service
however HBO now is the only option and
it’s exclusive to the United States
it gives cord cutters access to all HBO
content new and old
including live premieres of all their
favorite shows like Game of Thrones and
Westworld all for just $14.99 a month I
know things will work out the way
they’re meant to
number four YouTube streaming websites
have forever changed the television and
film industries but they didn’t
fundamentally alter the nature of the
content just the means of distribution
and style of consumption YouTube is a
streaming site but one that stands apart
as the only one to legitimately
revolutionize the very idea of video
entertainment YouTube videos are their
own form of content user-generated media
that can fit into a wide variety of
categories many the likes of which we’ve
never seen before it’s a free endless
source of entertainment and if you can’t
stand the ads there’s always YouTube
read which for $9.99 a month eliminates
ads and gives you access to premium
content from top creators YouTube red
originals as the dopest new show number
three Amazon Prime video first they
conquered the world of books then the
universe of online shopping in their
quest to be your online one-stop shop
Amazon can’t afford to not get involved
in a growing industry and sure enough
online media streaming is something else
they’ve done and done quite well access
to their massive catalog of television
shows and movies comes included with an
Amazon Prime membership which costs $99
or as a standalone monthly service at
$8.99 to this you can add premium
channels including HBO Showtime and
Stars with their hit original content
like Manchester by the sea and Mozart in
the jungle they make a solid argument
for signing up you know I sometimes
wonder
could we raise the money to make the
music what do we make the music to raise
the money number two Hulu you must turn
your own chair around if you want others
to do so for cord cutters in America who
still want access to the same endless
variety of content that a satellite or
cable package would give them at a
fraction of the price Hulu is the clear
choice some are turned off by the fact
that the shows in Hulu’s catalog aren’t
always complete series but that’s
missing the point
first off Hulu has many complete series
as well as a jaw-dropping movie library
secondly and most importantly Hulu has
managed to get American first-run rights
with countless networks meaning that if
you’re willing to wait a day or two
after the live air date you can keep up
with most current shows for just 1199 a
month before we unveil our number one
pick here are some honorable mentions
number one Netflix listen we like a hot
take as much as the next media company
but there was only one possible number
one pick
people don’t Amazon Prime and Jill when
you suggest a series to someone their
first question is almost always is it on
Netflix and your answer will likely
decide whether they bother to watch it
or not they should have never made the
American version Netflix has a
user-friendly interface a selection of
content that can’t be beat and enough of
a lead in the industry to stop many from
bothering to even consider the
alternatives then there’s their original
content which has arguably set the bar
in the industry when it comes to
streaming services Netflix is king
do you agree with our picks check out
these other great clips from watch mojo
and subscribe for new videos every day
[Music]
which service should you be using
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top 10
streaming sites of 2017 imagine the
magic of TV for everyone everywhere
[Music]
before we begin we publish new videos
every day so be sure to subscribe for
more great content for this list we’re
looking at the best film TV and video
streaming services available that we’ll
be exploring both free and paid sites
those distributing pirated content will
not be considered
and now crunchyroll and Funimation are
going to work together to really change
the way we consume anime again number 10
sling TV if you get picky with your
coffee why not get picky with your TV
sling is a great choice for anyone out
there who likes traditional TV but is
tired of the high prices of cable or
satellite and the often costly fees
associated with equipment and setup the
sling app can be downloaded and run from
most devices conveniently giving you
access to a selection of live channels
not just at home but wherever you go
sling TV comes in the form of an app and
chances are you already own at least one
device it’s compatible given that it
delivers live television sling is a bit
more expensive than your average
streaming service with packages ranging
from twenty to forty bucks but with
channels like AMC FX and HG TV on the
menu and no contract
it’s got serious appeal but sadly it’s
only available in the States number nine
crackle crackle is the best way to enjoy
people tend to overlook this streaming
site but it’s worth adding to your
repertoire sure it may not have the
largest selection of content super
high-resolution streams or the most
talked about of original series but it’s
free no strings attached no trial
periods borrowing from traditional
television crackle is ad-supported
shifting the financial burden on to
advertisers rather than the end-user and
though it may not be your go-to place
for all your favorite series it
nonetheless boasts a respectable
ever-changing collection of television
series and movies make an account and
check it out whenever you’re looking for
something new to watch you literally
have nothing to lose number eight
Funimation now
[Music]
the leading streaming sites out there
offer up serious variety but what if
you’re not interested in variety what if
you’re somebody who knows what they like
and want as much of that specific type
of content as possible well if you’re an
anime fan
Funimation is an essential service a
monthly subscription gives you access to
Funimation’s entire catalog of content
which includes classics like Dragon Ball
Z attack on Titan and Cowboy Bebop as
well as newer content like hand shakers
and tales of zestiria the X all for
$5.99 a month their partnership with
crunchyroll means they’ll have more
content than ever
albeit with English dubs rather than
subtitles you’re gonna be able to watch
more anime than ever on either
crunchyroll or Funimation number 7 crave
TV sorry America but this is one of the
few streaming services not available to
you crave TV is owned and operated by
Canadian telecommunications and mass
media heavyweight Bell introduced to
capitalize on the shift to streaming and
on-demand services in addition to bells
traditional TV services crave TV can be
added to existing TV packages or taken
as a standalone streaming service it
offers Canadians a large collection of
content that includes classic TV shows
original content Showtime and past
seasons of HBO series all for just $7.99
Canadian a month number 6
crunchyroll Western anime fans tend to
fall into two categories
those who prefer subtitles and those who
prefer dubbed content as part of the
affer mentioned deal with Funimation
crunchyroll is not only giving their
one-time competitor access to their
properties to have them dubbed they’re
also gaining the right to stream the
subtitled versions of Funimation
properties the end result is that more
fans will be able to consume more
content the way they want to for some
this might mean picking either
crunchyroll or Funimation but for those
looking to get as much new anime as they
can a dual subscription is probably the
real answer with crunchyroll charging
just 695 a month most can afford it
number five HBO now get all of HBO
Canadians might be able to get a hold of
old HBO content on the cheap
but only their American neighbors can
get the new stuff without a television
provider HBO GO is a streaming service
that comes with all HBO television
subscriptions for which there is a
Canadian equivalent in tmn go in terms
of an internet only streaming service
however HBO now is the only option and
it’s exclusive to the United States
it gives cord cutters access to all HBO
content new and old
including live premieres of all their
favorite shows like Game of Thrones and
Westworld all for just $14.99 a month I
know things will work out the way
they’re meant to
number four YouTube streaming websites
have forever changed the television and
film industries but they didn’t
fundamentally alter the nature of the
content just the means of distribution
and style of consumption YouTube is a
streaming site but one that stands apart
as the only one to legitimately
revolutionize the very idea of video
entertainment YouTube videos are their
own form of content user-generated media
that can fit into a wide variety of
categories many the likes of which we’ve
never seen before it’s a free endless
source of entertainment and if you can’t
stand the ads there’s always YouTube
read which for $9.99 a month eliminates
ads and gives you access to premium
content from top creators YouTube red
originals as the dopest new show number
three Amazon Prime video first they
conquered the world of books then the
universe of online shopping in their
quest to be your online one-stop shop
Amazon can’t afford to not get involved
in a growing industry and sure enough
online media streaming is something else
they’ve done and done quite well access
to their massive catalog of television
shows and movies comes included with an
Amazon Prime membership which costs $99
or as a standalone monthly service at
$8.99 to this you can add premium
channels including HBO Showtime and
Stars with their hit original content
like Manchester by the sea and Mozart in
the jungle they make a solid argument
for signing up you know I sometimes
wonder
could we raise the money to make the
music what do we make the music to raise
the money number two Hulu you must turn
your own chair around if you want others
to do so for cord cutters in America who
still want access to the same endless
variety of content that a satellite or
cable package would give them at a
fraction of the price Hulu is the clear
choice some are turned off by the fact
that the shows in Hulu’s catalog aren’t
always complete series but that’s
missing the point
first off Hulu has many complete series
as well as a jaw-dropping movie library
secondly and most importantly Hulu has
managed to get American first-run rights
with countless networks meaning that if
you’re willing to wait a day or two
after the live air date you can keep up
with most current shows for just 1199 a
month before we unveil our number one
pick here are some honorable mentions
number one Netflix listen we like a hot
take as much as the next media company
but there was only one possible number
one pick
people don’t Amazon Prime and Jill when
you suggest a series to someone their
first question is almost always is it on
Netflix and your answer will likely
decide whether they bother to watch it
or not they should have never made the
American version Netflix has a
user-friendly interface a selection of
content that can’t be beat and enough of
a lead in the industry to stop many from
bothering to even consider the
alternatives then there’s their original
content which has arguably set the bar
in the industry when it comes to
streaming services Netflix is king
do you agree with our picks check out
these other great clips from watch mojo
and subscribe for new videos every day
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