Sling TV’s Passes let you sign up for the service for as little as one day for just $5, but can you DVR any titles while watching? You have to hand it to Sling TV: the service is always thinking of new ways to provide audiences with access to top cable ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Sling TV is the latest live streaming service to dip its toes into flexible passes, and the streamer has done so just in time for the start of football season.

Sling TV is shaking up the streaming playbook with short-term passes that let you stream premium live TV for as little as one day. The new $4.99 Day Pass, $9.99 Weekend Pass, and $14.99 Week Pass give you access to Sling Orange channels like ESPN, ESPN2 ...

Watching sports is becoming more difficult each year, with traditional cable and satellite slowly fading away to endless streaming subscriptions. If you want to watch a few specific NCAA college football games, an NFL game or two, or other sports but don't ...

Sling TV, a streaming alternative to cable, is introducing a much more affordable way to access its service with new “Day Pass” subscriptions that start at just $5. Available now, Sling TV “Day Pass,” “Weekend Pass,” and “Week Pass” tiers ...

Looking to cut the cord and watch TV without cable? YouTube TV has a big name attached to it, which might make it seem like an appealing option. There are so many streaming services that offer live TV, so the simplicity of picking what you know might be ...

Sling TV replaced its Weekend Pass with a more flexible 3-Day Pass that allows streaming of Sling Orange channels for any three-day period. PCWorld reports this offers a cost-effective alternative to monthly subscriptions, providing access to popular ...