How to Watch FXM Online Without Cable: Watch Your Favorite Movies

When you're a fan of big movies, then FXM certainly is one of those channels that has it all for you - blockbusters, quirky films, and more. So, if you're planning on switching to watching TV over the Internet, then we can help you also watch FXM without cable.

The way to go about this is to subscribe to an over-the-top (OTT) platform after you've cut the cord with your cable provider. They're easy to use, fast, only rely on the Internet, come with included DVR space, and, perhaps their best feature, they can be quit in the blink of an eye.

FXM is present on 5 live streaming platforms, and we're going to help you figure out which.

1. fuboTV

First up on our list is fuboTV, which offers two starter bundles - fubo, fubo Extra. FXM is present in the fubo and fubo Extra bundles, which are priced at $44.99 and $49.99 per month. You can read our fuboTV review to get a better idea of what this platform has to offer.

2. DirecTV Now

Next on the list of ways to watch FXM is DirecTV Now. Here, you can pick from the two starter bundles it offers. Plus and Max is priced at $50 and $70 per month. FXM is present on both the bundles. You can select the bundle based on what other channels you want to see. Read our DirecTV Now review to figure out which one is best for you.

3. Hulu

Another great platform that we have on our list is Hulu, which is more commonly associated with the video-on-demand platform. Hulu only has one bundle of channels you can pick up for $44.99 per month and that includes FXM. In this price, subscribers have access to dozens of channels, as well as the entire VOD library. Check out our Hulu review to figure out if this is the right platform for you.

4. YouTube TV

Next up is YouTube TV, which also comes with a single bundle of channels. For $40 per month, YouTube TV offers dozens of channels, including FXM, unlimited DVR and plenty of other perks. YouTube TV is only available in certain metro areas, so you'll have to check if you're covered. Even if you're not, however, if you read our YouTube TV review you'll find out a cool workaround the location issue.

5. PlayStation Vue

Finally, Sony's PlayStation Vue is on the list, a platform that comes with four starter bundles with prices starting at $44.99 per month. FXM is only available, however, in two out of four bundles - Elite and Ultra - which cost $59.99 and $79.99 per month, respectively. Check out our detailed PlayStation Vue review to find out all the perks of this platform.

We hope we've been of some help in guiding you towards FXM once you say goodbye to your cable contract and that you'll be able to enjoy your favorite movies easily.

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