Sling TV is now offering a limited-time promotional price of $15 a month for the first three months of either its Blue or Orange basic programming packages.
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At the end of the three months, the price for either plan will return to its regular $25 a month. You can cancel before the three months is up to avoid paying the regular price.
In addition to the $15 promo, Sling is selling the Blue and Orange plans as a combo for $25 a month for the first three months. The regular price for the two packages grouped together is $40 a month.
Sling, which is owned by Dish, has seen its sub growth slow in recent months as had other live streaming services such as DIRECTV Now. It would appear that Dish is trying to give the service a shot in the arm by introducing the new promo. DIRECTV Now witnessed a dramatic sub surge last year when it offered a $10-a-month plan for three months; it ended the promo late last year.
The Sling offer terms do not reveal when the $15-a-month promo will end.
Sling’s Orange plan includes ESPN and more than 30 cable networks. The Blue package includes more than 40 channels including live network feeds in select markets as well as several Fox channels.
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Just talked to sling tv. They only have one month for $15, not 3. They said offers online under other websites are not legit??