AXS TV is the home of The Big Interview With Dan Rather, but the network also airs live music programming, entertainment, and combat sports—including mixed martial arts and professional wrestling. If you’re looking for a way to watch AXS TV, you can find the channel on any of the following streaming services.
AXS TV is on Philo
The most affordable way to stream AXS TV is through Philo. Philo is a streaming service that offers AXS TV and many other top TV networks typically found on cable TV for just $25 per month.
You can watch AXS TV and other channels through Philo on up to three devices at the same time. They even include a cloud DVR so you can record your favorite AXS TV TV shows.
Sign Up For A Free Trial to Philo
Philo is currently supported on Mac and PC on a web browser, Apple iPhone and iPad (running iOS 9 or newer), Android phones and tablets (running 5.0 or later), Fire TV, Apple TV, and Roku.
The service offers a 1-week free trial to test the service. You can sign up for the free trial to Philo HERE. If you cancel before the trial expires, you won’t be billed. For more details on the streaming service, please check out our review of Philo.
AXS TV on Sling TV
Sling TV has two channel-plans starting at $35 per month, Sling Blue and Sling Orange. AXS TV is available on both plans. We feel the Sling Blue plan is the better option if you are interested in AXS due to the additional features, like the ability to stream to 3 devices simultaneously. Sling TV also offers deals for signing up.
All Sling TV Channel options work on Windows and Mac PCs and laptops, Android and iOS devices, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Nexus player, Xbox One, and 4th Generation Apple TV.
For more information on the service, please check out our Sling TV review.
AXS TV on AT&T TV
AT&T TV is another way you can watch AXS TV. Channel packages with AXS TV start at $84.99 per month. A subscription to AT&T TV includes the following:
- watch 20 streams simultaneously per subscription
- a cloud-based DVR
- channels like AXS TV and more
- supported on AppleTV, Android TV, Roku, Amazon FireTV, and more
You can check out this streaming service through this online offer or read about it in our AT&T TV review.
Watch AXS TV for Free
Philo carries AXS TV and offer a free trial.
- Philo – Offer a 1-week free trial
As long as you cancel before the free trial expires, you won’t be charged. You can cycle the free trials to get a few weeks of AXS TV free. If you get creative with email addresses and payment methods, you could watch free AXS TV even longer. Doing this would also let you test out the various live TV streaming services to see which one you like the best. There is also a lot of free content available through the AXS TV app, which we cover a little later in this article.
Watch AXS TV on Roku
To watch AXS TV on Roku, follow these instructions.
- Subscribe to a streaming service that carries AXS TV ( Philo, Sling TV, or AT&T TV)
- On your Roku Menu, navigate to “Search” and press “OK” on your remote
- Enter the name of the streaming service you subscribe to in the search bar
- Select the streaming service and press “OK.”
- Select “Add Channel” press “OK” on your remote. If the channel is already installed, “Go To Channel” will be an option.
- The App is now installed on your Roku. Open the app, and log in with the credentials you used to subscribe to the service. AXS TV will be a channel available through the app’s live TV guide.
Watch AXS TV on Fire TV
To watch AXS TV on Fire TV, follow these instructions.
- Subscribe to a streaming service that carries AXS TV ( Philo, Sling TV, or AT&T TV)
- On your Fire TV Home screen, click on the search icon in the upper-left corner of the screen.
- Enter the name of the streaming service you subscribe to in the search bar
- Select the streaming service and press “OK.”
- Select “Download,” and the channel will install
- The App is now installed on your Fire TV. Open the app, and log in with the credentials you used to subscribe to the service. AXS TV will be a channel available through the app’s live TV guide.
Watch AXS TV on Apple TV
To watch AXS TV on Apple TV, follow these instructions.
- Subscribe to a streaming service that carries AXS TV ( Philo, Sling TV, or AT&T TV)
- Scroll right to the search icon in the upper-left corner of the screen
- Enter the name of the streaming service you subscribe to in the search bar
- Select the streaming service click the cloud icon, and the channel will install
- The App is now installed on your Apple TV. Open the app, and log in with the credentials you used to subscribe to the service. AXS TV will be a channel available through the app’s live TV guide.
The AXS TV App
While all the streaming services mentioned above are supported on Roku and Amazon Fire TV Stick, you may want to watch some of the on-demand content available on the AXS TV app. Not to worry, AXS TV is available on several streaming devices. AXS TV offers a lot of free content through their app, so just follow the instructions below to get the AXS TV App working on your streaming devices.
How To Watch AXS TV on Your Device
Follow the steps below to get the AXS TV app working on our device. While the steps below use a Roku to watch the AXS TV app, most streaming services and devices will have the same process.
- Go to the channel store or app store on your device. On Roku, it’s called the “Channel Store.”
- Search for AXS TV
- Add the AXS TV channel to your device and then open it.
- Your Roku device will then show you an activation code and a URL.
- Using a computer or mobile web browser, you go to the URL.
- AXS TV may ask you to create an account for their website and log in. Follow the onscreen instructions.
- Once you sign in on AXS TV’s website, your TV screen will refresh. You should now have access to all the video content the app provides.
For information on watching other TV channels online check out: How To Stream Specific TV Channels
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