I pay nearly $90 a month for streaming services. Here's how I'd rank them.

Travis ClarkAug 17, 2022, 19:12 IST

Disney+'s home screen at launch.Disney

There are more major streaming services than ever, and they're rising in price.
I pay nearly $90 per month for eight streamers, seven of which are from the major media/tech companies.

I pay $88 per month for streaming services, not including YouTube TV, which costs $65.

Streaming service Netflix (NFLX) carries thousands of movies and TV showsPhoto Illustration by Mateusz Slodkowski/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

The streaming space is seeing a slow down after a pandemic boom. Many are signing up and canceling services as they figure out what is best for them. I'm not one of those people.

In this photo illustration, a hand holding a TV remote control in front of the Disney Plus logo on a TV screen.Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

The streaming space is seeing a slow down after a pandemic boom. Many are signing up and canceling services as they figure out what is best for them. I'm not one of those people.

The only major streaming services I don't have paid subscriptions to are NBCUniversal's Peacock and Discovery+.

Kevin Costner in "Yellowstone."Paramount Network

I think Paramount+ has a lot more going for it than its given credit for, but it's still towards the bottom of the pack for now.

"Evil" season 2, episode 6Paramount+

Amazon Prime Video is becoming a haven for genre content, from "The Boys" to the upcoming "Lord of the Rings" series. And it recently updated its notoriously atrocious user interface.

"The Boys."Amazon

Amazon Prime Video is becoming a haven for genre content, from "The Boys" to the upcoming "Lord of the Rings" series. And it recently updated its notoriously atrocious user interface.

I don't watch as much Netflix as I probably should given that I subscribe to the Premium plan, but it can't be counted out.

"The Crown."Netflix

Hulu has a nice collection of TV shows, from quality FX programming to a bevy of reality TV series.

Harvey Guillén on season three of "What We Do in the Shadows."Russ Martin/FX

As a Marvel and "Star Wars" fan, it's hard to deny Disney+, even if the content is hit or miss in quality.

"The Mandalorian."Disney Plus

I've found that I get the most bang for my buck with Apple TV+.

Adam Scott stars as Mark in "Severance."Apple TV+

HBO Max has the best selection of quality TV and movies.

Bill Hader in "Barry."HBO

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I pay nearly $90 a month for streaming services. Here's how I'd rank them.

I pay $88 per month for streaming services, not including YouTube TV, which costs $65.

The streaming space is seeing a slow down after a pandemic boom. Many are signing up and canceling services as they figure out what is best for them. I'm not one of those people.

The only major streaming services I don't have paid subscriptions to are NBCUniversal's Peacock and Discovery+.

I think Paramount+ has a lot more going for it than its given credit for, but it's still towards the bottom of the pack for now.

Amazon Prime Video is becoming a haven for genre content, from "The Boys" to the upcoming "Lord of the Rings" series. And it recently updated its notoriously atrocious user interface.

I don't watch as much Netflix as I probably should given that I subscribe to the Premium plan, but it can't be counted out.

Hulu has a nice collection of TV shows, from quality FX programming to a bevy of reality TV series.

As a Marvel and "Star Wars" fan, it's hard to deny Disney+, even if the content is hit or miss in quality.

I've found that I get the most bang for my buck with Apple TV+.

HBO Max has the best selection of quality TV and movies.