How to Watch Logo TV Without Cable

When you take into consideration cutting the cord with your cable provider and taking your TV watching online, you need to take into account whether or not you'll have access to your favorite TV channels, like Logo TV, so we're going to help you out on how to watch Logo TV without cable.

Logo TV has been around since 2005 and offers loads of content geared towards the LGBTQ+ community, although it doesn't limit itself to just that. There are loads of reality shows you can watch here, including Finding Price Charming, Fire Island, and RuPaul's Drag Race, to name a few.

If you're worried about not being able to keep watching the channel once you've quit cable, you can rest assured because Logo TV is present on 3 Live TV platforms. Let's find out which.

1. Sling TV

First up on our list of ways to watch Logo TV without cable is Sling TV, a platform that starts off with three different channel bundles. Orange, Blue, Orange + Blue. Logo TV isn't present in either of these starter bundles, but you can get it via the Comedy Extra for $6 per month, alongside channels like MTV, truTV, Revolt, and Paramount Network. Check out our Sling TV review to get all the details you need to make an informed decision.

2. Philo

Next, we have Philo, a platform that's quite simple to figure out. Philo being a single bundle platform priced at $20 per month offering 63 channels. You can find Logo TV along with AMC, BET, OWN, Discovery, and more popular channels. Read our Philo review to find out all the important things about this OTT.

3. fuboTV

fuboTV once started as a sports-centric streaming service has broken its norms and now offers a perfect mix of sports and entertainment. It offers 3 bundles - Starter, Elite, and Latino Quarterly. Logo TV is available in Elite Bundle ($79.99/Mo) offering 162 channels, unlimited screens, and 1000 hours of Cloud DVR. You can read more about the fuboTV review for more in-depth content.

We hope you now have a clearer view of your options on watching Logo TV once you cut the cord with your cable provider.

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