How to Stream Vice Live Without Cable in 2026

Updated on December 30, 2025 • Staff

Vice may be young, both in terms of establishment and tone, but it's already made a name for itself as a source of hard-hitting and fearless storytelling. Their reporters rarely sensationalize their stories, but they're also not afraid "to go there" as they touch on everything no matter what the subject and where the location. 

You can watch Vice on Philo, Sling TV Orange, Sling TV Blue, Hulu with Live TV, Tubi, Spectrum TV Stream, Samsung TV Plus, or Local Now.

The cheapest option to watch Vice is Local Now for $0/month.

$33/month | Vice + 95 channels

Vice on Philo

Out of all the paid streamers on the list, Philo offers the cheapest subscription. The price is kept low since there's not much programming fees they have to pay for sports and local news they don't have. But if you just want to watch Vice, you can stream it at around half the price of most subscriptions.
Go to Philo
$45.99/month | Vice + 33 channels

Vice on Sling TV Orange

Sling TV is a popular live TV streaming service known best for its two plans. Both plans include Vice channel in their line-up, but if you choose Orange, you get channels owned by Disney like ESPN, Freeform, and of course, Disney Channel. You can also customize your plan by picking from a number of add-ons and premium channels that Sling offers.
Go to Sling TV Orange
$45.99/month | Vice + 45 channels

Vice on Sling TV Blue

Not a sports or Disney fan? Instead of Orange, you can choose Sling Blue for more local news and entertainment channels, including Vice. There's also the option of combining Orange and Blue into one subscription.
Go to Sling TV Blue
$88.99/month | Vice + 105 channels | 3 days free trial

Vice on Hulu with Live TV

Out of all the streamers on the list, Hulu with Live TV would be the most expensive. However, the plan comes with all of Hulu's on-demand content and a hundred channels, including Vice. If you already have Hulu, it's a no brainer to add live TV this way.
Go to Hulu with Live TV
free

Vice on Tubi

Tubi is better known as the largest free on-demand streaming service, but did you know they also stream live channels? One of those channels happens to be Vice. While each stream comes with ads, you can stream Vice along with two hundred more channels for free.
Go to Tubi
$40/month | Vice + 90 channels

Vice on Spectrum TV Stream

This newcomer to cord-cutting quietly launched in April 2024. It's about 90 channels for $39.99, without any additional fees like a local channels surcharge, because there are simply no local channels. What you won't find either are sports channels. And some of the channels are Spectrum channels like Spectrum Originals and Spectrum News.

With Philo having a similar channel lineup but costing $15 less, you probably need a very good reason to go for Spectrum TV Stream. But, it's always nice to have another option.

Go to Spectrum TV Stream
free

Vice on Samsung TV Plus

Own a Samsung Smart TV? You don't need to subscribe to any other streamer to enjoy Vice. Their streaming service comes free with every Samsung TV, but other Samsung phones and tablets, and even some TCL TVs can check their respective app stores for a free download.
Go to Samsung TV Plus
free

Vice on Local Now

Overwhelmed with too much options? If you just want to watch TV for your area, you can just check out Local Now. The Weather Channel's streaming service airs a few channels for free depending on your area, as well as some films and shows on-demand. The best part? Vice is actually one of the channels available.
Go to Local Now

While the website has gone bankrupt, Vice lives on through its magazine, studio, and its TV channel, Vice TV. Teaming up with A&E, the channel airs their original docuseries and some acquired reality shows focused on young adult media. Not all streamers have Vice, so it can be hard for fans of the channel to hunt it down. It's why we write lists like these. If you've been missing the website, or you're simply curious about Vice, you can refer to this list for all the streaming services that include the channel in their line-ups.