Best Streaming Services For Spanish Speakers

Ready to finally cut the cord, but also want to continue watching your favorite Spanish language channels, programming and sporting events? Well you can! But before you hastily cut that cord, let's dive into everything you need to know for the best streaming services for Spanish speakers. From channels, to monthly price and other channel package details; we'll go over all of them right here.

1. Sling TV

Best For: Bilingual Spanish & English language streaming

Price: $10/month to $40/month

If you're looking for live Spanish paired with English speaking channels, Sling TV (a spinoff of DISH Latino TV packages / DishLatino) is the streaming service for you. With Sling TV you have options from $10 a month for the Best of Spanish TV, $40 a month for Spanish + Sling Orange, and $40 a month for Spanish + Sling Blue. Here's what Spanish language channels you get with each option:

Sling TV is cheap for live streaming and adding on Spanish language channels only costs subscribers an additional $10/month. Unlike the Sling Orange and Sling Blue channel packs, the additional $10 for Spanish channels includes all the same Spanish language channels for each option.

2. FuboTV

Best For: Sports - Includes 70 CONMEBOL qualifier matches

Price: $99 prepaid every 3 months or $33/month

FuboTV is hands down the streaming service to go to for sports for Spanish speakers. The streaming service has 32 spanish language sports channels with 100+ sporting events to watch; more than any other streaming service on the market today. Here's everything that the fuboTV fubo Latino Quarterly channel package includes:

With fuboTV you won't miss the action and have enough Spanish language channels to make your family happy with your streaming choice.

3. Pluto TV

Best For: Free Spanish language channels

Price: Free

If your monthly budget cannot afford another penny, Pluto TV is the streaming service for you. Not only is it free, it's easy to use just like cable TV. Get started by selecting the "En Espanol" section, pick a channel and start channel surfing!

Some of these channels aren't the typical channels you'd find on live TV anywhere but they have just about every show you can think of like CSI, Narcos, The Walking Dead and more. However, you can find some typical channels you'd be looking for like beIN Sports, Estrella TV, and others. Even though these channel oddities are slightly inconvenient, the service is free and you can't beat that.

4. Peacock

Best For:

Price: Free to $9.99/month

If you prefer on demand content over live channels, Peacock might be for you. It's super easy to find their Spanish language content; all you need to do is click on the Latino button in the top menu to find all the Spanish language content in one place. We really like this feature because other streaming services mix in their Spanish language content within everything else to offer.

If you're unsure about Peacock, they do have a free version you can use. However, for sports fans we recommend going with their middle plan for $4.99 a month so you can catch live sports and other events.

5. Hulu

Best For: The most on demand Spanish language content

Price: $5.99/month to $70.99/month

Hulu hands down has the most on demand Spanish language content of any other streaming service. With Hulu you get TV shows from Telemundo, English language TV shows and movies translated to Spanish and more. Once you start watching movies and TV shows in Spanish, Hulu picks up on that and from there on out will start suggesting more Spanish language content.

If you're unsure where to start, we recommend Hulu's base plan for $5.99 a month. While it doesn't include live channels with this package, it does include a substantial library of content in both Spanish and English.

6. Netflix

Best For: Spanish language original series

Price: $8.99/month to $17.99/month

Everyone knows Netflix for their great content, but did you know that the streaming service has a bunch of Spanish language originals including the popular Señora Acero? Subscribers can find that show along with many others when you type in "Español" in the search bar.