Sling TV Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Sling TV is a live TV streaming service sold as a few base packages rather than one bundle. Orange, Blue and the combined Orange & Blue plan carry different channel lineups, and a separate Select package sits below them. Local ABC, NBC and Fox channels can raise the price, depending on where you live.

The figures below come from a report by Cord Cutters News published around Sling's early 2026 price increase. Sling's own site was not available for direct checking, and reporters who compared the site found mixed prices that changed with the ZIP code entered. Treat these as starting points, and confirm the price for your address on Sling's website before you subscribe.

Sling Orange starts at $45.99/mo. It leans toward sports and family channels and, per the report, limits streaming to one device at a time. Sling Blue starts at $49.99/mo, and the report notes Blue was shown at that rate even where local channels were not available. Sling Orange & Blue combines both lineups and starts at $64.99/mo. Sling Select, a lower-tier package, starts at $19.99/mo with no local channels.

Because the price can differ by location, the number you see at checkout may not match the table. Entering your ZIP code on Sling's site is the only way to see the price that applies to you.

Local channels are where the price varies most. For Sling Select, the report lists a lower price with no locals and higher prices as local networks are added.

With one or two of the local networks, Select is listed at $24.99/mo. With ABC, NBC and Fox all included, it is listed at $29.99/mo. Sling reportedly raised the cost of local channels on Blue in the same round of changes, so check the local lineup for your area before comparing plans.

Sling's early 2026 increase hit the combined Orange & Blue plan, which rose from $60.99/mo to $64.99/mo, according to the report. Increases of this kind are not always applied evenly. The report described customers receiving notices at different times, and some saw no change on their bills right away.

Start with the channels you actually watch. Orange and Blue do not carry the same networks, and the combined plan exists for people who want both lineups. If you do not need either full package, Select is the lower-priced starting point.

Next, check locals. If broadcast networks matter to you, price the plan with the local add-on for your ZIP code, because that can change the total more than the base plan choice. Also consider simultaneous streams and DVR, and read Sling's current plan comparison for how they differ by plan.

Listed prices are before tax in most cases. Promotional first-month offers appear often, but they are introductory and not the regular rate. Add-on channel packs cost extra and are billed monthly, and you can usually add or remove them in your account. Sling's base plans are sold month to month, so some people subscribe for a sports season and cancel afterward. Read the current terms before you rely on that.