How to watch Super Bowl 2023 without cable, stream for free

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If you're a cord cutter, chances are you want to know how to watch Super Bowl 2023 without cable. Luckily for NFL fans and those who want to see Rihanna's halftime show or funny Super Bowl ads, the Big Game airs on FOX this year. 

So if you don't have cable TV with your internet plan, there are few ways to watch the live broadcast of Super Bowl 2023. Let's start with the most frugal way — how to watch the Super Bowl for free. 

Are you on a tight budget or don't want to fully commit to a monthly streaming service? Get free access to the live TV including the FOX channel for a limited time with streaming services FuboTV and  YouTube TV

Watch the Super Bowl 2023 for free

FuboTV: 7-day free trial @ FuboTV

FuboTV: 7-day free trial @ FuboTV
Super Bowl 2023 is streaming live on Fox at 6:30 p.m. ET. Watch the Super Bowl for free without cable using a 7-day trial of FuboTV. The base plan free trial includes 151 channels and 100+ sporting events. Get free access to FOX and other local broadcast channels ABC, CBS, and NBC.

Open to new subscribers, their free trials are for 7-days and 14-days, respectively. All you need is a valid email address and credit card or PayPal to sign up. There's no risk and you can cancel at any time to avoid getting charged.  If you decide to keep FuboTV after the free trial period, monthly plans range from $75/mo. to $95/mo. YouTube TV's current promotion costs $55/mo. ($10/mo. off) for your first 3 months and $65/mo. after those first 90-days. 

YouTube TV: 14-day free trial @ YouTube TV

YouTube TV: 14-day free trial @ YouTube TV
Super Bowl 2023 is streaming live on Fox at 6:30 p.m. ET. Watch the Super Bowl for free without cable using a 14-day trial of YouTube TV. The base plan free trial includes 100+ channels including local broadcast channels FOX, ABC, CBS, and NBC.

Sling TV is another cable TV alternative to watch Super Bowl LVII with. For a limited time, get a free Amazon Fire TV Stick and $10 off your first month of Sling TV. Bear in mind that while the Fox channel is included in the Sling Blue and Orange & Blue base service plans, NFL games on Fox are available in select regions only. Right now, Sling TV is tossing add-on channels like Showtime, Starz and MGM Plus for free.

To claim your free Amazon Fire TV Stick: You'll receive a welcome email from Sling with a unique promo code after placing your order. You'll then use this code to redeem your Fire TV Stick Lite at Amazon.com. Next, just sit back and enjoy half off your first month of Sling TV. 

Already own a Fire Stick or other streaming device? As an alternative, save 50% on your first month of Sling TV and pay an introductory price of just $20 for the first month. As an alternative, Sling TV will give you a free HD antenna (valued at $45) when you pay for 2 months of Sling TV outright.

Watch the Super Bowl on Sling TV

Sling TV w/ Free Fire TV Stick: $40

Sling TV w/ Free Fire TV Stick: $40 $30 @ Sling
Get a free Amazon Fire TV Stick (valued at $20) when you sign up for Sling. You also get $10 off your first month and a free Amazon Fire TV Stick. Stream movies, TV shows and Live TV on your favorite devices at home or on the go with up to 200 hours of free DVR Plus (valued at $5/mo.) Or, save $20 on your first month of Sling TV Blue. 

Watch on-demand content from your favorite devices at home or on the go and get up to 200 hours of free DVR Plus (valued at $5/mo). Sling TV gives you access to thousands of channels and movies and lets you stream on up to three screens at once. 

When we tested the Sling TV app on my PixelBook Go, Bravo TV's Real Housewives of Atlanta streamed super smoothly, no matter how catty onscreen conflicts got. The app's Chromecast support makes it easy to cast to any smart TV. Playback was buttery smooth with minimal lag.

So if you want to watch the Super Bowl without cable TV provider, choose the free trial or paid streaming service that is right for you. 

As a reminder, the start time of Super Bowl LVII at 6:30 p.m. ET and will stream live on FOX and the FOX Sports app. 

Hilda Scott

Hilda Scott uses her combined passion for gadgets and bargain shopping to bring you the best prices on all things tech. She has a bachelor’s degree in film and media studies from Hunter College and 11 years of tech and entertainment journalism. Her work has been featured on Tom’s Guide, iTechPost, Examiner.com, Parlemag, Enstars, and Latin Times. When she's not scouting for the best deals, Hilda’s catching up on her favorite TV shows and pro-wrestling matches.