How to Watch AMC Online Without Cable

How to Watch AMC Online: The Definitive Guide 

AMC is one of easiest networks to stream without cable.

My top pick right now for streaming AMC is through Philo because it’s one of the cheapest options out there.

Philo has 64 live TV channels, including AMC for $20 per month. Subscribers get unlimited Cloud DVR and a huge library of on-demand movies and TV shows. 

You can quickly sign up for a free 7-day trial of Philo in under a minute using your mobile number. You’ll get networks such as A&E, HGTV and Investigation Discovery as part of Philo’s channel lineup.

But it’s not your only option. There are a half dozen ways for cord cutters to stream AMC live without a cable subscription. So you should weigh the pros and cons of each service before deciding which one best fits your streaming desires. 

Watch AMC Live Stream online with fuboTV

If you’re a sports fan, then getting a subscription to fuboTV to live stream AMC makes a lot of sense.

The 120+ live channels in a fuboTV subscription includes ESPN, Big Ten Network, PAC-12 Networks, FS1 and beIN Sports.

fuboTV is the first live TV streaming service to begin offering 4K HDR10 for select sporting events.  

Local NBC, CBS, ABC and FOX stations are part of the channel lineup. 

A subscription costs $64.99 per month. You can look over what local channels are offered in your area. 

You can see what local and regional channels are offered in your area. New subscribers can sign up for a free 7-day trial. fuboTV works on Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV and just about every major streaming device.

AMC Live Stream with Sling TV

Sling TV is an inexpensive way to live stream AMC without cable. The Sling Orange bundle gets you 34+ channels, including Epix Drive-In, ESPN, History Channel , HGTV, and TNT.

A subscription costs $35 per month. If you pre-pay for a two-month subscription, Sling TV will give you a free streaming device.

Subscribers get 50 hours of Cloud DVR. A number of smaller add-on bundles for more sports, movies or niche programming range between $6 and $11 per month.

Sling TV works on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Fire Stick, Chromecast and Apple TV. Sign up for Sling TV, and simply cancel online if you decide the service isn’t for you. There’s no obligations or contracts with live TV streaming.

Watch AMC live on YouTube TV 

YouTube TV has AMC in its 85+ channel lineup, and unlimited Cloud DVR for $64.99 per month. The channel lineup includes AMC, ESPN, FS1, FS2, and TNT. 

You can watch YouTube TV on Roku, Apple TV and Android TV devices. YouTube TV does not support Fire TV or Fire Stick. YouTube TV has a free 7-day trial.

Stream AMC on AT&T TV

An AT&T TV subscription lets you stream AMC live on a Roku, Apple TV or Fire TV Stick.

The Entertainment plan has 65+ channels for $69.99 per month. ESPN, Nickelodeon and HGTV are included in the channel lineup. You get 20 hours of Cloud DVR and 40,000 on-demand movies and shows.

A subscription requires no contract. But if you do sign up, make sure you pick the “no contract” option if that’s what you want.

You can look over the channel lineups and packages before deciding whether to sign up.

Watch AMC online on Philo

Philo has an entertainment-themed channel lineup. So if you want a way to get AMC, History, Discovery Channel and HGTV, it’s a good way to replace your cable TV subscription.

To keep its monthly price low, Philo does not carry local channels or sports networks. Philo has apps on Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV and Android TV devices such as Google Chromecast with Google TV. 

Philo supports TV Everywhere access for a number of other streaming devices, including Apple TV, Xbox One and Android TV devices.

I’m currently using Philo to live stream AMC and some other favorite channels like BBC America, and I’m very happy with the service. You can read my review of Philo, or check out the channel selection for yourself.

You can sign up for a free 7-day trial of Philo in less than a minute by using your mobile number.

AMC+ on Fire TV Stick, Roku and Apple TV

AMC+ is a new streaming service that has early access to Season 10 of The Walking Dead. Subscribers can stream AMC live with the platform. But the service is only available on Sling TV, Amazon Prime Channels, Apple TV Channels and The Roku Channel. If you do sign up for AMC+, be aware that there are currently some limitations.

When I recently signed up through Amazon Prime Channels, I quickly realized that I couldn’t use my account through my Roku TV. It was restricted to my Fire TV devices around the house. 

There is no AMC+ app in the Roku Channel Store. There is also no support for Google Chromecast or other Android TV devices.

Also be aware that you need to already subscribe to Sling TV or Amazon Prime to add AMC+ as a subscription. With Roku, you can sign up through its channel store. AMC+ costs $8.99 per month. 

AMC on Hulu?

AMC is not carried as a live TV channel on Hulu with Live TV. But you will find a small number of AMC shows through Hulu on-demand.

Hulu currently has past seasons of Killing Eve (under BBC America), Preacher, The Son and Fear of the Walking Dead. You can try out Hulu (with limited commercials) free for 30 days.

What’s the best way to get an AMC Live Stream?

There are a lot of ways to get AMC without a cable subscription. So here’s a breakdown on the best ways to watch AMC live without cable.

• Philo is the cheapest option if you’re an Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV or Android TV user because you’ll only have to pay $20 per month. You’ll also get access to the AMC app to stream any episodes that you forgot to mark to record in your Cloud DVR. Try out Philo free for a week by signing up with your smartphone number.
• If you’re going to sign up for AMC+, keep in mind that it will be tied to the kind of device you are using (e.g. Fire TV, Roku, etc.).
• Need a larger channel lineup with local channels and sports networks such as ESPN? Then check out a free 7-day trial of fuboTV.

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