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Roku launches Howdy, a cheap, ad-free streaming service

Gizmodo · 9h
Roku Just Launched an Ad-Free Streaming Service for $2.99 a Month
The launch of Howdy also comes just months after Roku acquired the live-TV provider FrndlyTV for $185 million. The service provides users access to 50 live channels, including the History Channel, A&E, and the Hallmark Channel for plans ranging $8.99 to $12.99 per month.
The Hollywood Reporter on MSN · 8h
Roku Launches Howdy, a $2.99 Monthly Streaming Service
Priced at less than a cup of coffee, Howdy is ad-free and designed to complement, not compete with, premium services,” said Roku founder and CEO Anthony Wood.
Los Angeles Times on MSN · 11h
Roku unveils $2.99 ad-free subscription streaming service
Roku on Tuesday announced a new ad-free streaming service for $2.99 a month, the cheapest price point in the U.S. by a major company.
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Roku Debuts Ad-Free Subscription Service Howdy in Partnership With Lionsgate, WBD, FilmRise

Howdy will house thousands of titles from partners Lionsgate, Warner Bros. Discovery and FilmRise for just $3 a month ...
13hon MSN

Roku’s new $3 ad-free streaming undercuts Netflix—with a catch

Howdy delivers thousands of hours of ad-free streaming titles for a fraction of what Netflix and HBO Max cost. There is a ...
ConsumerAffairs10h

Roku launches $2.99 per month streaming service

Howdy offers 10,000 hours of content from Lionsgate, Warner Bros. Discovery, FilmRise & Roku Originals Ad-free subscription ...

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