Grit TV Channel Online: Top Ways to Watch Westerns Without Cable
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I love Westerns — one of my favorite movies is The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly — and Grit is a great way to get these classic movies.
In a hurry? Here are three streaming services that offer Grit TV:
- Frndly TV: You get three western channels including Grit, ION and ION Mystery all in the base plan for $6.99/month.
- Sling TV: Enjoy classics like Grit by getting Sling Orange or Sling Blue, then adding the Hollywood Extra package for $6/month.
- Fubo: Watch Grit and other 150+ channels for $79.99/month.
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How to Stream Grit
Although most streaming services don’t provide Grit, here are the ones that do:
| Service | Price | Channels | Reviews |
 | $6.99/month | 50+ | Frndly |
 | $45.99/month | 30+ | Sling |
 | $79.99/month | 150+ | Fubo |
 | $114.99/month | 125+ | DIRECTV |
 | $82.99/month | 95+ | Hulu |
More Streaming Details
You get unlimited cloud DVR with Fubo, DIRECTV, Hulu, and the Classic and Premium Frndly plans. Sling offers 50 hours of cloud DVR storage.
The number of screens you get depends on the service and plan.
- DIRECTV: Unlimited screens
- Sling: 3 screens
- Fubo: 10 screens
- Hulu: 2 screens
- Frndly: 1-4 screens
These streaming services also support most devices and smart TVs as well as streaming via the Xbox gaming console. Check our streaming review service reviews for more details.
Our Choice
After carefully evaluating all the streaming services available, Sling TV emerged as the most compelling option for accessing Grit TV. Here’s why: it offers exceptional value for your money, coming in at a lower price point compared to the other two contenders listed on this page. Additionally, Grit TV is seamlessly integrated into Sling TV’s channel lineup, ensuring you won’t miss a single episode of your favorite shows. Sling TV also boasts impressive versatility, allowing you to enjoy Grit TV across a wide range of devices, whether you’re on the go or relaxing at home. While Frndly TV and Fubo certainly have their own strengths, Sling TV strikes the ideal balance between affordability and adaptability, making it an ideal choice for cord-cutters seeking to enjoy Grit TV without straining their budget.
Editor’s Choice: Sling TV’s Orange Plan ($45.99/month)
Best for: An affordable channel lineup to replace cable.
- Comes with 30+ channels
- To get Grit, you’ll need the Hollywood Extra add-on which comes with 10 film- and drama-oriented channels and costs $6/month more
- The Orange plan comes with 3 screens and 50 hours of cloud DVR
Runner Up: Fubo (starting at $79.99/month)
Best for: Best overall value to replace cable and get Grit.
- 150+ channels
- Lots of ways to customize your subscription with add-ons
- Most comprehensive service for sports
- Unlimited cloud DVR + 10 screens
- Free trial available
Budget Pick: Frndly TV (starting at $6.99/month)
Best for: Cheapest way to get Grit.
- Classic or Premium Plans include HD and unlimited cloud DVR
- Classic ($8.99) comes with 2 screens; Premium ($10.99) comes with 4 screens
- 50+ channels
- Classic and Premium plans also include ION and ION Mystery which also feature classic films
- 7-day free trial
FAQs
What is Grindhouse Grit?
Whoa there, slow them horses down — if you’re the kind that really takes to Grit’s classic Westerns with their old-Hollywood charm and ne’er above a TV-PG rating, you’d best steer clear of this similarly-named channel from Moturoais Studios/Independent Network Channel (INC). It has nothing to do with the Grit channel itself.
There are several channels in the Grindhouse Grit family: Grindhouse Grit 2.2, Grindhouse Grit Ultra, and Grit Gold. They all feature similar low-budget films featuring “guns, gore, and girls.” You can find them, if you’re curious, on Roku, and there’s a mobile app, “Grindhouse Grit on Fire,” that offers the same fare. Just be aware these channels and the app are absolutely no relation to the Katz Broadcasting channel.
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