Every NFL game this season costs $941.72.

The cheapest way to watch NFL games depends on your ZIP. This prices all 272 games; your local CBS and FOX stations decide your Sunday afternoon games, so add your ZIP for your real price.

1 dot = 1 game Blacked out locally
Service
Games
S
O
N
D
J
F
Months
Paramount+
93
5 mo
FOX One
94
5 mo
Peacock
19
5 mo
ESPN Unlimited
22
6 mo
Prime Video
16
4 mo
Netflix
4
3 mo
NFL+
5
2 mo
Sunday Ticket
182
5 mo

What every game takes.

Every game · before blackouts

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Service
When to subscribe
Games
Cost
Season total · 7 services
$941.72
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Where to watch

Who has the NFL this season.

There are 272 regular-season games. CBS and FOX assign Sunday afternoon games market by market. NBC, ESPN, Amazon and Netflix own the national nights, and Sunday Ticket carries the out-of-market Sunday windows, so each Sunday afternoon game counts under CBS or FOX and again under Sunday Ticket.

  • Local CBS and FOX
    Your market’s Sunday afternoon games
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    Service page ›
  • NFL Sunday Ticket
    Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games. Your local CBS and FOX games aren’t on it.
    182
    $480.00/season
    Service page ›
  • Paramount+
    Your local CBS games, plus national CBS windows like Thanksgiving
    93
    $8.99/mo
    Service page ›
  • FOX One
    Your local FOX games, plus national FOX windows
    94
    $19.99/mo
    Service page ›
  • Peacock
    Sunday Night Football and Peacock exclusives
    19
    $12.99/mo
    Service page ›
  • ESPN Unlimited
    Monday Night Football on ESPN and ABC
    22
    $31.99/mo
    Service page ›
  • Prime Video
    Thursday Night Football
    16
    $8.99/mo
    Service page ›
  • Netflix
    Christmas Day and international games
    4
    $7.99/mo
    Service page ›
  • NFL+
    NFL Network exclusives
    5
    $6.99/mo
    Service page ›
Without cable

How to watch the NFL without cable

You don't need cable for any of the 272 games. Here's where each part of the season streams, and how much an antenna covers for free.

  • With an antenna, free
    Your local CBS and FOX Sunday games, Sunday Night Football on NBC and Monday games on ABC air free over the air. The same games stream on the paid services below if you can’t get a signal.
  • All season, $8.99/mo. Your local CBS games, plus national CBS windows like Thanksgiving.
  • All season, $19.99/mo. Your local FOX games, plus national FOX windows.
  • 19 games, $12.99/mo. Sunday Night Football and Peacock exclusives.
  • 22 games, $31.99/mo. Monday Night Football on ESPN and ABC.
  • 16 games, $8.99/mo. Thursday Night Football.
  • 4 games, $7.99/mo. Christmas Day and international games.
  • 5 games, $6.99/mo. NFL Network exclusives.
  • 182 out-of-market games, $480.00/season. Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games. Your local CBS and FOX games aren’t on it.
  • Your local team
    Your market’s Sunday afternoon games are on your local CBS and FOX stations, never on Sunday Ticket. Add your ZIP above and we price your local games in.
  • Live TV services
    Live TV services like YouTube TV, Fubo and Sling carry CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN and NFL Network in one subscription. They cost more a month than the services above, so they’re worth it mainly if you want the rest of live TV too.
Common questions

How the calculator works

How does the streaming cost calculator work?
Pick your league and team and add your ZIP. We find your local TV market, which games air on local stations or your team’s regional network, and which are national exclusives, then price the cheapest mix of services for the months each one has games.
Do I need cable TV?
No. The calculator assumes you don’t have cable or satellite and prices standalone streaming plans. If you already have a TV package, services like ESPN Unlimited, FOX One and Paramount+ may be included.
Are local blackouts included?
Yes. Your ZIP sets your TV market, and the plan follows each league’s blackout rules: local games come from your local stations or your team’s regional network, never from the out-of-market packages.
What about NHL, college football, WNBA and MLB?
We’re rebuilding those calculators. Pick the league above and leave your team and ZIP, and we’ll email you when it’s ready.
How often are prices updated?
We review streaming prices regularly, but services can change them at any time. Confirm the price on the provider’s site before you subscribe.
What’s the cheapest sports streaming service?
There isn’t one for everybody. It depends on which games your team plays and where you live. The calculator compares every service that carries your team’s games and picks the cheapest combination.