Watching E! Online without Cable

People are canceling their satellite and cable TV subscriptions at record rates. After I ordered stand-alone home internet service, all it took was purchasing a Roku and a few streaming services, and I never looked back.

Do you want ditch that cable-TV bill once and for all, but don’t want to lose E!? Read on to find out how to watch E! online and go without cable for good.

Streaming Services That Carry E! Channel

All of the live TV streaming services below include E! channel in the lineup. You’ll fin each is much cheaper than subscribing to a cable TV bundle.

Stream E! on Hulu Live TV

Hulu doesn’t only offer on-demand streaming, but an online live TV service as well. They offer a ton of channels, including live local broadcast networks in a majority of local markets. While E! is included in their live TV service for $64.99, you also receive the following:

• Live Local Broadcast Networks in over 200 U.S. markets (ABC, NBC, Fox, CBS)
• Many Popular live channels found on cable, including HGTV, ESPN, Disney Channel, A&E, E! and more. Check out the Hulu channel lineup.
• A Cloud DVR
• One of the largest on-demand libraries on the market

There is no contract, so you can cancel any time without penalty. Hulu live TV is available on Android, iOS, Xbox One, 4th Gen Apple TV, Chromecast, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV and stick.

Hulu also has a vast selection of on-demand. You’ll find every episode of quite a few E! Shows on Hulu on-demand

I take a hard look at all these features in my Hulu TV review. Be sure to check it out. You can also sign up here and test out their service. There is no contract, so you can cancel any time.

Watch E! on Sling TV

Sling TV was one of the first live streaming services on the market. They also offer E! as part of their Sling TV Blue package. The service costs $30 per month and provides live access to many other traditional cable networks. In my review of Sling TV, I cover information on device support, channel availability, and features like their cloud DVR.

Sling TV is available on  Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, and more, so it’s not a problem to enjoy E! on a TV, tablet, computer, or other smart devices. You can preview the service with this free trial.

FuboTV Carries E!

FuboTV is a live streaming service startup focused on cord-cutters. While their channel lineup centers around sports, they also offer E!, A&E, and Lifetime among several other non-sports channels. All the popular TV streaming devices support FuboTV. The regular price of the service is $64.99 per month, but you can try the service free for 7 days.  Check out my Fubo TV review for information on included features like their cloud DVR, live local channels, and more.

E! Channel is on AT&T TV NOW

AT&T TV NOW allows you to watch E! live, just like those folks paying for cable TV.  E! is part of its $55 “Plus” package, which comes with a slew of other cable networks like AMC and HGTV. Furthermore, they offer live streaming of your local networks in several markets. AT&T TV NOW is supported on all the top TV streaming devices like Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire TV.  For more information, see our full review of AT&T TV NOW.

YouTube TV Includes E!

Google has put together a fairly decent streaming service that allows you to stream live channels like E!. The service is $64.99 per month and includes over 70 channels, live local broadcasts, a cloud DVR, and much more.

Youtube TV supports Roku, Android, iOS (includes AirPlay to Apple TV), and Chromecasts/Chromecast-compatible TVs. Check our review of YouTube TV for more details. They also offer a 1-week free trial.

Watch E! On-Demand

You can also watch E! shows on-demand and live through the E! app and Eonline.  However, you will need a TV provider login. As of the date of this review, Hulu Live TV, and YouTube TV logins are the only streaming services that will unlock all episodes.

The E! app is available on Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Stick, iOS devices, Android devices, and Apple TV. All you need to do is download the E! app to your devices and log in using your Hulu  or YouTube TV credentials.

For information on watching other TV channels online check out: How To Stream Specific TV Channels

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