To which streaming services do you subscribe? (PG Edition)

[Easy Mac]

Just wondering. We have a pretty tech savvy bunch here, so surely there's some media streaming people here. Which non-porn sites do you pay/subscribe to use? I'll start:

Netflix
Hulu
Spotify
edit: X-Box Music

I've actually gotten Netflix and Hulu free for over a year. Spotify is the only one I actually pay for, and I've more than gotten my money's worth out of it. If I didn't get Hulu free, I wouldn't continue it, but I'd probably pay for Netflix. I had Slacker free for a year and found it was probably the best "radio" streaming service out there. Also had Pandora for a while, but wasn't blown away by the value added with a subscription. Edit - Fidatelo reminded me, I did actually get a cheap 1 year subscription to xbox music that I used for like a day, just hated the interface.

So, what else do people pay for? I'm sure there's numerous MLB/NBA people out there, but I wonder if there's something under the radar that some of us may be missing.

[JonInMiddleGA]

Netflix paid.
Spotify, only the free.

If anybody in my house uses any others -- free or paid -- off the top of my head I'm not conscious of it.

edit to add: To conform to what the thread seems to be doing, I'll add Sirius/XM to the list. I honestly don't consider it a "streaming service" per se, mostly (I suppose) because it isn't something I use via computer or mobile device. I've probably used their online version 2-3 times in 2 years, it's almost strictly a car thing via a dedicated receiver so I consider it a different category. YMMV.

[Barkeep49]

I pay for Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon. Until recently I had satellite radio but with my new car and new prices it's no longer worth it.

[Fidatelo]

Google Play Music subscription

I used to have an Xbox Music subscription for years but the app doesn't work properly on my new phone so I switched when Google Play came to Canada a couple months ago. I don't regret it.

[gstelmack]

Netflix
Amazon Prime

Since my son is getting into sports, I may have to add MLS, NBA, and NHL to it soon.

[Logan]

Netflix and Amazon (free with Prime).

I had been trying to get my wife to pay for either full Pandora or Spotify, just so I don't have to hear her complain every time a commercial comes on. But now Amazon has the free music service too.

[BillJasper]

Netflix
Amazon
Spotify

[cougarfreak]

Netflix
Amazon
MLB TV

[BYU 14]

Netflix
Hulu Plus
Sirius (Paid for a lifetime subscription when I got in 2005)

[molson]

Netflix, Amazon Prime, WWE Network, NFL Game Rewind (if that counts).

Once I finally cut the cord on DirecTV I'll consider Hulu Plus and late-season MLB.TV offers.

[Peregrine]

Netflix
Amazon
MLB TV

[Radii]

Netflix
Amazon Prime
Twitch.TV Turbo (get rid of ads while still giving streamers ad revenue from my views)
OnGameNet (twitch channel) - HD/On Demand access to the top Korean League of Legends tournament, since I'm never up at 4-6am to watch live.

[Scoobz0202]

Netflix
Amazon Prime
Google Play Music
Mlb.tv

[DanGarion]

Pandora.

[Buccaneer]

The only thing that we stream are sports games (specifically college football and basketball) and we get that free through Xfinity.

[NobodyHere]

Amazon

[Critch]

Netflix
Amazon Prime (got cheap on a student deal)
Fox Soccer 2 Go (year subscription - moment of madness)

[Izulde]

Netflix
Hulu+

for paid

Pandora free only
WatchESPN (only the ESPN3 stuff since I don't have cable TV)

I keep getting tempted by NBA League Pass, but everything I hear says that it's a terrible service, and Las Vegas is considered a local market for something ridiculous like 5 or 6 teams anyway, so it really doesn't make sense for me.

[kingfc22]

Netflix
Rdio
MLB At Bat app

[frnk55]

Sirius
MLB
Netfilx

I did try Hulu but I could not put up with the ads.

[dfisher]

Amazon Prime
Hulu Plus - had it since December. Haven't paid for it yet because of Bing toolbar points and am already paid up thru December.
WWE Network

[Subby]

Netflix/Spotify/Amazon

We have the over-the-top FiOS package and live in a major market, so I really get more sports than I could ever watch (ESPN/Comcast/NBCSN plus the league networks). Otherwise, I would definitely look at stuff like League Pass, etc..

[Scarecrow]

Paying
MLB At Bat
Netflix
Sirius (Mostly Music plan + Internet Radio)

Free
Amazon Music (with Prime)
iTunes Radio
Pandora (paid for years till they went unlimited free)

[Young Drachma]

Spotify
Amazon Prime
Netflix
Rdio
XBox360

[Mizzou B-ball fan]

Netflix
Pandora (pay for commercial unlimited for my business)

[SplitPersonality1]

Netflix - watch it daily
Hulu - not sure why I still have it. We very rarely watch it
Rhapsody
NFL Game Rewind

[PilotMan]

Netflix
Hulu
MLB TV
NFL Rewind
WWE Network

[General Mike]

WWE Network

[korme]

Thinking about cutting cable altogether and just riding with Netflix and the NBA package

[oykib]

Netflix
Spotify (premium)
Hulu Plus (which I should switch to Crunchroll)
Amazon Prime

Edit:

I forgot MLB.tv (just like I do every March when I forget to cancel it)
Last year I got the DirectTV football package with Madden 25. I'll probably renew that if there's an option.

[ISiddiqui]

Netflix
Amazon Prime
Hulu Plus
MLB.tv

Thinking of getting MLS Live

I don't have cable anymore, so I need streaming to watch most sports. And Hulu Plus is a good backup for broadcast channel shows when the weather is bad and it messes up the antenna signal (I have a Tivo for recording broadcast channel shows).

Oh, for the free stuff:
WatchESPN (well, I pay for Comcast internet, I didn't realize ESPN3 comes with that)
Spotify
Pandora (at times)
TuneIn Radio

[Marc Vaughan]

Netflix
Hulu
Amazon Prime (although I only use it for free delivery)
Brighton and Hove Albion (subscription service for streaming matches/commentary from UK)

Thats my lot presently - tbh I have no idea why we're bothering with Hulu, we're paying for the priviledge of streaming adverts ...

On the 'free' front:

Pandora (although less than I used to)
WatchESPN (for soccer)
NBCLive (for soccer)

I would use if they worked ever:
iTunes radio

[Barkeep49]

Netflix
Hulu
Amazon Prime (although I only use it for free delivery)
Brighton and Hove Albion (subscription service for streaming matches/commentary from UK)

Thats my lot presently - tbh I have no idea why we're bothering with Hulu, we're paying for the priviledge of streaming adverts ...

On the 'free' front:

Pandora (although less than I used to)
WatchESPN (for soccer)
NBCLive (for soccer)

I would use if they worked ever:
iTunes radio
I subscribe to Hulu for the convenience of watching it on my AppleTV but the fact that you have to suffer through ads really irks me.