TL;DR: Starting February 9th, you can get a lifetime subscription to the SelectTV streaming app.(opens in new tab) Only $99.99. 79% off regular price.
If you haven’t heard of it, Netflix(opens in new tab) plans to crack down on password and account sharing. At best, the new restrictions can be inconvenient, as account holders must constantly send verification codes, and at worst, it can be time to start looking for Netflix alternatives.(opens in new tab)There are tons of options out there, but when you’re trying to find what you want to see, you may not want to hop between them all.
This is where SelectTV comes into play. SelectTV is a unique streaming app that lets you watch dozens of shows and movies. It also helps you manage all your other streaming services so you can browse from one central hub. A lifetime subscription is just $99.99.
Streamers who organize other subscriptions
Consolidate all your streaming services under one umbrella that manages over 2 million video links every day. Want something to watch on Prime Video? Or maybe you’re feeling Apple TV, HBO Max, Peacock, Crackle, or Paramount+. SelectTV is like an old-school TV guide channel, with a unique selection of over 500,000 TV shows and movies. You’ll have to get those channels yourself, but with SelectTV you can have them all in one hub. If you still can’t find what you’re looking for, check out 150 live channels or find pay-per-view movie deals. There is also a selection of all Spanish channels.
If you’re unhappy with Netflix’s upcoming account sharing limits(opens in new tab), do not worry. With access to SelectTV on an unlimited number of devices, you can enjoy your favorite shows on your laptop, tablet or phone wherever you are. This offer is available to new users only and includes unlimited free updates.
Streaming made easier
No more wandering between streaming services while looking for something to watch.Get a lifetime subscription to SelectTV, all in one place(opens in new tab) It retails for $478 to $99.99.
Prices are subject to change.
