⚡Quick verdict
Each comparison sets Telly Hub TV against one licensed UK service on price, content, contract terms and legal standing. The licensed services cost more and hold the rights to what they show; we cost less, cover more channels in one place, and say plainly that the rights question is yours to weigh. The tables show where each one wins.
- Prices are list prices checked on the date shown on each page.
- Where a licensed service is the better fit, the page says so.
- vs SkyTelly Hub TV compared with Sky TV and Sky Sports in 2026: monthly prices, the 24-month contract, channels, screens, devices, and the licensing difference.
- vs NOWTelly Hub TV compared with NOW (formerly NOW TV): Sports day and month passes, Entertainment and Cinema, picture quality, devices and licensing.
- vs TNT SportsTelly Hub TV compared with TNT Sports in 2026: the £30.99 price on HBO Max, the saver plan, Champions League, Premier League 12.30 games, FA Cup and licensing.
- vs NetflixTelly Hub TV and Netflix do different jobs: live channels and sport versus Netflix's own series and films. 2026 Netflix UK prices and when to keep both.
- vs Disney+Telly Hub TV compared with Disney+ in the UK: 2026 prices and the October rise, Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars, children's channels and live TV.
- vs Prime VideoTelly Hub TV compared with Amazon Prime Video in the UK: the Prime price, adverts, rentals, the Tuesday Champions League game, and live channels.
- vs DAZNTelly Hub TV compared with DAZN in the UK: monthly and annual prices, boxing pay-per-views and DAZN Ultimate, women's football, and live channel coverage.
- vs FreeviewTelly Hub TV compared with Freeview and Freely: free channels, what an aerial gives you, pay sport, home-language channels, and when free TV is enough.
How we compare
Every page uses the same rows: monthly cost, what is included, contract, number of screens, devices, and legal status. We use the other service’s published prices, not promotional ones, and link to them. If you only want one thing, such as Premier League football or a single box set, a licensed service may well be cheaper and simpler, and we say so.
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