E! Streaming Options
6 streaming options available
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Streaming Plans & Pricing for E!
DIRECTV Stream
Entertainment
- Channel included in base tier (no extra add-on required)
- 90+ live linear channels
- Includes local ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC broadcast feeds
- Unlimited Cloud DVR storage with 9-month retention
Fubo
Fubo Pro
- Channel included in base tier (no extra add-on required)
- 190+ linear channels including ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and ESPN
- 1,000 hours of Cloud DVR storage
- 10 concurrent streams at home and 2 screens on-the-go
Hulu + Live TV
Hulu + Live TV (With Ads)
- Channel included in base tier (no extra add-on required)
- 95+ live linear channels including ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC
- Includes Disney+ (With Ads) and ESPN+ digital sports library
- Unlimited Cloud DVR storage with 9-month retention
YouTube TV
Spanish Plan
- Channel included in base tier (no extra add-on required)
- 30+ Spanish-language networks including Univision, Telemundo, and UniMás
- Includes ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes, and TUDN
- Unlimited Cloud DVR storage with 9-month retention
PrimeTel TV2GO
Entertainment TV + Premium TV
- Requires Premium TV (+$33.90/mo on top of base plan)
- 50+ local Cypriot and international channels including RIK 1, RIK 2, and Sigma
- Full access to the PrimeTel TV2GO app on mobile phones, tablets, and smart TVs
- 7-day backward catch-up program guide on select general entertainment channels
Sling TV
Sling Select
- Channel included in base tier (no extra add-on required)
- 10+ live linear channels
- Includes FS1, FOX News, FX, and NFL Network
- 3 simultaneous transmission screens
E! Streaming Guide: Verdict, Cost & Best Options
The Verdict
E! is television's main destination for Live From E! red carpet pre-shows before the Oscars, Grammys, Emmys, and Met Gala, alongside unscripted reality hits like House of Villains and Botched. If you are ditching cable, the biggest surprise for many pop-culture fans is that cheap entertainment bundles like Philo ($28/month) and Frndly TV ($8.99/month) do not carry E!, Bravo, or USA Network. Similarly, a standard $7.99/month Peacock subscription only gives you next-day on-demand episodes of E! shows rather than the live 24/7 television channel. To get the live 24/7 E! channel in your guide at the lowest monthly price, your best bet is Sling Blue ($46/month), which includes E!, Bravo, and USA Network in its base package. For a full cable replacement bundle, YouTube TV ($82.99/month), Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/month), Fubo ($79.99/month), and DIRECTV Stream ($86.99/month) all carry E! in their standard plans.
Best For
- Pop culture fans watching Live From E! red carpet arrivals for the Oscars, Grammys, Golden Globes, Emmys, and Met Gala
- Reality TV viewers following House of Villains, Botched, and Kardashian-Jenner marathons
- Daytime and late-night viewers tuning in for movie marathons and celebrity news specials
- Premier League and Olympic sports fans when E! serves as a live overflow channel on Championship Sunday
- Cord-cutters who want E! and Bravo together on Sling Blue ($46/mo) without paying $80+ for cable
Pricing Reality
E! is a basic cable network, so you cannot pick it up for free with an indoor digital antenna. Because parent company Versant / NBCUniversal does not license its cable channels to budget services like Philo ($28/month) or Frndly TV ($8.99/month), the cheapest live TV bundle that carries the 24/7 E! channel is Sling TV's Sling Blue plan at $46 per month. Make sure you select Sling Blue rather than Sling Orange ($46/month), because Sling Orange carries zero NBCUniversal channels. Full-featured live TV services including Fubo ($79.99/month), YouTube TV ($82.99/month), Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/month), and DIRECTV Stream ($86.99/month) all include E! in their entry-level base packages at no extra cost. If you do not care about the 24/7 live channel and are happy watching new episodes of House of Villains or Botched the day after they air, Peacock ($7.99/month) streams E! originals on demand the next day and simulcasts select major Live From E! red carpet specials.
What We Like
- Sling Blue ($46/mo) is the cheapest live TV bundle that includes the 24/7 E! channel alongside Bravo and USA Network
- Included in the standard base plans on YouTube TV ($82.99/mo), Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/mo), Fubo ($79.99/mo), and DIRECTV Stream ($86.99/mo)
- Home to multi-hour Live From E! red carpet coverage before Hollywood's biggest award nights and the Met Gala
- New episodes of E! reality series like House of Villains stream on-demand the next day on Peacock ($7.99/mo)
Things to Consider
- Completely missing from budget entertainment bundles like Philo ($28/mo) and Frndly TV ($8.99/mo)
- Excluded from standalone Sling Orange ($46/mo)
- A basic Peacock subscription ($7.99/mo) does not include the 24/7 live E! television channel
- Cannot be watched for free over the air with an indoor digital antenna
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How to Stream E!: Live TV & Schedule FAQ
What is the cheapest way to watch the E! channel live without cable?
The cheapest way to stream the live 24/7 E! channel without cable is Sling TV's Sling Blue package for $46 per month, which includes E!, Bravo, USA Network, and FX in its base plan with 3 simultaneous streams. Note that standalone Sling Orange ($46/month) does not include E!.
Does a Peacock subscription include the live E! channel?
A standard Peacock subscription ($7.99/month) does not include the 24/7 live E! television channel. However, Peacock streams new episodes of E! shows like House of Villains and Botched on demand the day after they air, and Peacock frequently carries live simulcasts of major Live From E! red carpet specials (such as the Oscars, Grammys, and Met Gala).
Why isn't E! on Philo or Frndly TV?
Neither Philo ($28/month) nor Frndly TV ($8.99/month) has a carriage agreement for NBCUniversal / Versant cable channels, so E!, Bravo, USA Network, Oxygen, and Syfy are not available on either service. Sling Blue ($46/month) is the lowest-cost live TV service that carries them.
Can you watch E! for free with an indoor TV antenna?
No. E! is a cable television network and does not broadcast over local airwaves. An indoor digital antenna will pick up free local broadcast channels like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC (where the main award ceremonies air), but watching the E! red carpet pre-show requires a live TV streaming service or Peacock simulcast.
Why is there sometimes an English Premier League soccer match airing on E!?
On the final day of the English Premier League season (Championship Sunday) when all 10 matches kick off at the exact same time, NBC Sports uses sister cable channels including E!, Bravo, CNBC, and Syfy as live national television overflow channels so every match can air on TV simultaneously.
Where E! is Available
Licensed Broadcast TerritoryOfficial distribution for E! is licensed within United States. Check the full directory of verified television networks and legal cord-cutting options available in this territory.