Previously on Cord Cutter Weekly …

When a streaming service offers a deal on multiple months of service, they’re clearly hoping you won’t bother to cancel when prices rise back up. Here’s a way to fight back.

While Tablo DVRs are still a fine all-around option, the case for alternative solutions is now a little stronger than it used to be.

Between direct sign-ups, in-app purchases, live TV add-ons, and a la carte “Channels” stores, you might have a dozen ways to pay for a single streaming service.

The executives in charge of HBO Max would like everyone to know that the high times are over.

Too many of Roku’s recommendations are irrelevant and impersonal, and even worse, they feel like ham-fisted attempts to boost ad revenue rather than a way to make Roku devices more useful.

Instead of rewarding the league’s greed with yet another subscription, consider the ways you can get nearly all the same on-the-go NFL coverage at no extra cost.

If you haven’t claimed any free or discounted streaming video services from your wireless carrier, you’re probably leaving money on the table.

The real reason for YouTube TV’s success isn’t complicated: It offers a strong lineup of cable channels for less money as its competitors raise prices.

The best deals on Roku, Fire TV, and more

This week’s newsletter is largely about saving you as much money as possible.