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Naturally, you get what you pay for, so don’t expect all of the original, exclusive content that a paid subscription would provide—and yes, you're probably going to have to forego the luxury of an ad-free viewing experience. But if you're looking to shave a few dollars off your streaming budget, here are 15 services you can try!

1. Freevee
The ad-supported service, formerly known as IMDb TV, offers no-cost TV shows and movies in addition to originals. Freevee from Amazon can be streamed for free through Fire TV, Prime Video, Apple TV, Echo Show, Google TV, and more. Current feature film titles include Emma, Deadpool, ShrekandKnives Out.

1. The Roku Channel
   This service promises TV and moviegoers an “always-changing selection of free movies, shows, live news, kids’ TV and more.” Apart from free films, the Roku Channel offers live TV and originals like Swimming with Sharks starring Diane Kruger and Kiernan Shipka.

2. Tubi
   Tubi features thousands of hours of streaming video content from Paramount, Lionsgate, MGM and more studios. With no subscription fees and the ability to stream from anywhere, you can watch Hitch, Hotel Transylvania, Beetlejuice, The Vow and a number of other movies and television shows. Tubi is available to stream on Android, iOS, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Xfinity X1, Xbox, Samsung Smart TVs, Sony Smart TVs, PlayStation and online.

3. Pluto TV
   The free streaming television service offers live and linear channels, in addition to movies and TV shows on demand. Featured shows include TV Land sitcoms and BBC Food.

4. Peacock
   Yep: Peacock, NBC's streaming service, has a free, ad-supported option that provides viewers with thousands of hours of programming—and in 2021, Peacock even featured live coverage of the Tokyo Olympics. Best of all, the streamer offers the first five seasons of The Office for free. (With a paid Peacock subscription, you get access to all nine seasons of TheOffice.)

5. Crackle
   Crackle is an ad-supported video entertainment network that features full-length movies, TV shows and original programming. The service is available on several platforms, including connected TVs, mobile devices, set-top boxes, video game consoles and online. Get ready to stream The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Carol Burnett Show, That Girl and more.

6. Kanopy
   While free, users will need a public library or university card to take advantage of Kanopy's catalog of ad-free movies, like Parasite and Moonlight, as well as documentaries, award-winning foreign films and series. To get started, just enter your library card information, or if you are a registered student or faculty member of a participating university, you can sign up with a valid university login.
7. Popcornflix
   No subscription is required to stream movies and TV shows on Popcornflix. The site notes that the service is 100 percent "legal" and has "way fewer ads than regular television."