Rated 7+ IMDb · 70%+ RT Little-known finds Curated by humans
Updated September 22, 2026 • By Renee Cuisia
AGMTW score, out of 100
Every out-of-market game for six dollars, which is remarkable until the blackout map applies to your team.
Value for money100
Very cheap for every out-of-market baseball game, unless your team is blacked out.
$5.99 a month, the lowest price in its category.
Content quality75
Every out-of-market baseball game, unless your team is blacked out.
Apps and devices83
Solid app, available on 9 of the 12 major devices.
Rated 4.7 on iPhone and 4.43 on Android. Works on 9 of 12 devices.
Streaming quality55
1080p, stereo; no 4K at any price.
Base plan streams in 1080p.
If you’re a hardcore baseball fan, you’ll be glad to know you can tune in to your favorite pastime via MLB.TV, the league’s official streaming service. Previously MLB.TV offered All Teams and Single Team packages, but it’s replacing them with more affordable tiers that start at $5.99/month. The cheapest plan allows you to stream MLB Network 24/7 and tune into extensive baseball coverage and analyses, while the MLB.TV + At Bat plan, which costs $6.99/month, adds access to La Liga Dominicana (Spanish only), live Spring Training games, and archives from past seasons. An important reminder: if you’re still on the cord and have the MLB Extra Innings cable TV package, you’re likely entitled to a free MLB.TV subscription. Contact your provider to check whether you’re eligible.
How much does MLB.TV cost?
MLB.TV starts at $5.99/month. Plans range from $24.99 to $149.99/month.
Does MLB.TV have a free trial?
Yes. MLB.TV currently offers a 7-day free trial for new subscribers.
What devices support MLB.TV?
MLB.TV is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, iOS, PlayStation, Roku, Samsung, Samsung TV, Xbox, Xfinity Flex.
Can I cancel MLB.TV anytime?
MLB.TV is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Is MLB.TV worth it?
If you're a hardcore baseball fan, you'll be glad to know you can tune in to your favorite pastime via MLB.TV, the league's official streaming service. Previously MLB.TV offered All Teams and Single Team packages, but it's replacing them with more affordable tiers that start at $5.99/month. The cheapest plan allows you to stream MLB Network 24/7 and tune into extensive baseball coverage and analyses, while the MLB.TV + At Bat plan, which costs $6.99/month, adds access to La Liga Dominicana (Spanish only), live Spring Training games, and archives from past seasons. An important reminder: if you're still on the cord and have the MLB Extra Innings cable TV package, you're likely entitled to a free MLB.TV subscription. Contact your provider to check whether you're eligible.
Four criteria, each out of 100. The overall score is their weighted average: content 38%, value 27%, apps 22%, streaming quality 13%.
Value for money
0The most expensive service of its kind.
100The cheapest service of its kind.
Content quality
0None of the ten most-watched cable channels, or nothing from our recommended list.
100All ten channels, or the deepest catalog of titles we recommend.
Apps and devices
0A one-star app that runs on none of the 12 major devices.
100Five-star apps on all 12 major devices.
Streaming quality
0Below 720p.
1004K on the plan we price.
Services are compared only against others of the same type and price range, so a full live TV package is never ranked against a single-channel app. Read the full methodology →