Your team's games are split across a stack of apps. Pay for the right one each month.
Tell us your teams, leagues and shows. Every week RotateTV sends you one plain-English email: which service to have this month, when to cancel before it renews, and whether a bundle you already have covers it. Every step is one tap to the service's own official page.
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Your plan this week
Following a team now means juggling streaming apps
Here's roughly how national NFL and NBA games are split for the 2026–27 season. Rights deals and schedules change, local TV rules vary, and specific games move around. RotateTV checks your team's actual schedule so you don't have to.
| League | Where national games generally stream (2026–27) |
|---|---|
| NFL: Thursday nights | Prime Video (games are also on local broadcast TV in the two teams' home markets) |
| NFL: Sunday nights | NBC, streaming on Peacock. Peacock also has one exclusive late-season Saturday game |
| NFL: Monday nights | ESPN (some games also on ABC) |
| NFL: select special games | Netflix has a handful of games, including holiday games |
| NFL: Sunday afternoons | Local CBS and FOX (CBS games also stream on Paramount+). Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games are in NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube / YouTube TV |
| NBA | National games are split among the ESPN app, Peacock and Prime Video. Local games depend on your team's regional deal |
| MLB, NHL, college and more | A mix of regional networks, national TV and streaming deals. Tell us your team and we'll check |
Sources, checked October 2026: NFL.com 2026 prime-time schedule, Consumer Reports, NBA.com: how to watch 2026–27. This is a general summary, not a guarantee for any specific game. Always check official listings.
How it works
A couple of minutes to set up, then one email a week.
Tell us what you follow
Your teams and leagues, the shows you're waiting on, which services you pay for, and when each one renews.
We map the season
We match your team's schedule and your shows' air dates to the service that carries them, and factor in bundles you already have.
You tap, you decide
Each week: subscribe here, cancel there, keep this one. Every link goes to the service's own official page. A running total shows what skipping months has saved you.
Built to be trusted
Your accounts stay yours.
- Links go to each service's own subscribe or cancel page
- We never ask for, see or store your streaming logins or passwords
- Sports first: we follow your teams game by game, not just "sports"
- We never sign up or cancel anything for you
- Bundle-aware: we'll flag when something you already pay for covers a game
- We never sell your email or personal information
Join the waitlist
Free to join. Waitlist members will be offered founding member pricing when we launch.
Questions
How much will it cost?
Joining the waitlist is free. When we launch, waitlist members will be offered founding member pricing. We'll tell you the price before you pay anything, and you can say no.
Do I have to give you my passwords?
No. Never. You tap the link, sign in on the real service's site, and make the change yourself.
How do you make money?
Mainly from a small subscription after launch. Some subscribe links may also be affiliate links, which means we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That never changes what we recommend, and cancel links are never affiliate links.
Which leagues and services do you cover?
We're starting with the major US streaming services and the big US leagues, plus college sports. If you follow something we don't cover yet, put it in the form and we'll look into it.
What if I pay through Apple, Google, Amazon or Roku?
Then the cancel has to happen there. We'll point you to the right place.