Watch INSP Online: Every Streaming Plan Or Add-On You Can Use

My dad and I are big Western fans, and we can always find something worth watching on INSP. It’s one of the cheapest channels to stream too, depending on whether you go with Frndly TV, Philo, Sling TV, or DIRECTV STREAM.

In a hurry? INSP isn’t supported by every live TV streaming services, so I suggest going with one of these:

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Stream INSP

INSP may not be a household name like some bigger channels, but it’s still easy to find online. Several live TV streaming services carry it — Frndly TV, Philo, Sling TV, and DIRECTV STREAM — for less money per month and without the long-term commitments of cable.

Service	Price	Channels	Reviews
	$6.99/month	50+	Frndly TV
	$28.00/month	70+	Philo
	$40.00/month*	40+	Sling
	$86.99/month**	90+	DIRECTV

These services include cloud-based DVRs with their plans, though Sling limits users to 50 hours of storage (with the option to pay for more space). Frndly only includes a DVR with its second- and third-tier plans which automatically delete recordings after three or nine months.

All four services are compatible with common streaming devices, including Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Google TV, iOS and Android devices, Roku, and web browsers. Most plans let you watch on multiple screens at the same time, though Frndly’s base plan restricts you to just one.

What on INSP Now?

If You Like INSP, You Might Also Like…

The streaming services that carry INSP also carry other wholesome family entertainment networks such as Discovery Family, Freeform, Great American Family, and the Hallmark channels.

If you like your family fare with a side of religion (a bit like INSP), there’s BYU TV, Dove Channel, FETV, and UPtv. If you’re looking for classic TV or movies you can tune into FMC (Family Movie Classics), Classic Reruns, Cozi TV, getTV, or Turner Classic Movies.

For more grown-up and unedited Westerns, take a look at Heroes & Icons or Grit, and turn to The Cowboy Channel or RFD-TV if you want to check out some real-life cowboys and ranchers.

Our Choice

If you only want INSP and other family-friendly channels, I suggest going with Frndly TV — it’s the cheapest option and provides plenty of beneficial streaming features, such as an unlimited DVR. To get INSP as part of a full cable-replacement package, I’d look at a Sling TV plan with the Heartland Extra add-on.

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Editor’s Choice: Frndly TV ($6.99/month)

Best for: INSP and other family cable channels for the lowest price.

• 50+ channels.
• Upgrade for an unlimited cloud DVR.
• Free trial available.

Runner Up: Sling TV + Heartland add-on ($46/month)

Best for: A full cable-replacement service with INSP.

• Heartland add-on includes 10+ related channels (outdoor sporting and American lifestyle).
• 40+ other channels for entertainment, sports, and news.
• 50 hours of free DVR storage included.
• Deals for prepaying.

Budget Pick: Philo ($28.00/month)

Best for: Budget cable-replacement plan with INSP.

• 70+ channels (mainly entertainment and lifestyle).
• Unlimited DVR storage included.
• Stream on up to three screens at once.
• On-demand library.

FAQ

What is Moments, and where can I watch it?

Moments is a collection of shorts produced by INSP, featuring uplifting stories told through documentaries, narratives, and interviews. Each one is themed: “A Moment of Hope,” “Unbroken Soldiers,” “House of the Righteous,” “A Moment of Insight,” “A Moment of Valor,” and the popular “Old Henry” series starring Ralph Waite of The Waltons as a man struggling with the challenges of aging.

Moments‘ flagship series, “A Moment of Truth,” includes the award-winning and much-lauded tribute to Vietnam War veterans, “Thank You For Your Service.”

Where can I find INSP originals that are no longer airing on INSP?

All of INSP’s original series and most of its movies can be found on Peacock and Tubi. Most can also be found on IMDb TV, and some are also on Amazon Prime Video and/or Roku. You can visit insp.com to see which service carries the show or movie you’re looking for.

Does INSP have an app?

Most TV channels offer apps that allow you to watch live and on-demand content either with a service provider log-in via TV Everywhere or direct subscription. INSP does not currently have an app. It does have a website with an up-to-date schedule and an interesting blog. But no streaming.

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I am a Senior Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in sports streaming and regional programming issues. With a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and extensive experience in remote sensing technology, including early video streaming, I bring a unique technical perspective to the streaming industry.

My expertise in sports coverage, particularly for out-of-market games and regional sports networks, stems from years of hands-on experience as an early adopter of streaming services and my work addressing fans' viewing challenges. As a longtime cord-cutter and subscriber to multiple streaming platforms, I combine my technical knowledge with practical user experience, making me a leading expert in the field of sports streaming and entertainment technology.

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