Other live TV streaming services are much cheaper, including YouTube TV ($50 per month), Hulu + Live TV ($55 per month), and Fubo TV (also $55 per month). But with the average pay TV bill costing about $110 per month, AT&T TV isn't offering much of a cost savings after its one-year promotional period. I've already written at length about the problems with AT&T TV's price structure and won't belabor the point here. Unlike with cable, you won't be able to watch these recordings offline, but on the upside, they'll be available from any device you use to access the AT&T TV service. The AT&T TV service includes one set-top box, but you can buy more for $120 apiece.ĭVR service doesn't cost extra, either, and includes 500 hours of cloud-based recordings. Alternatively, you can access the AT&T TV app at no extra cost on Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Samsung smart TVs, Chromecast, iOS, and Android. Additional boxes cost $120, with the option to pay them off in $10-per-month installments. Regional sports requires one of the higher tiers you can check on specific local channel coverage here.ĪT&T doesn't charge equipment rental fees, and it includes one set-top box at no extra charge. AT&T does take $10 per month off if you bundle AT&T wireless service, and $20 off with U-Verse gigabit home broadband where available, but those are also just one-year promos.Īs for what each package includes, AT&T has a full channel comparison here, but the 'Entertainment' package covers local stations, major news channels, national sports networks, and a broad range of entertainment channels. And if you cancel service before the two-year contract is up, you'll owe $15 for every month that's left. Ultimate: $70 per month for one year, then $135 per monthĪll tiers except for Entertainment also include a regional sports fee of up to $8.50 per month.Xtra: $65 per month for one year, then $124 per month.Choice: $55 per month for one year, then $110 per month.Entertainment: $50 per month for one year, then $93 per month.Here's the full breakdown of pricing for each AT&T TV tier: At that point, those who've dipped a toe into cord-cutting might kick themselves for not diving in headlong instead. The main problem is the cost of the service, which requires a two-year contract and gets so much pricier after the first year that it doesn't save much money over cable.

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