It appears that Sling TV is still in hot water as it continues to experience subscriber churn. Parent company DISH reported its Q2 2023 earnings results on Tuesday, revealing a loss of 97,000 Sling TV subscribers. In retrospect, this is a slight improvement from the whopping 234,000 customers who left the service in Q1. However, the fourth quarter only saw a drop in 77,000 users.
The decline is significant considering that Sling TV was among the first live TV streaming services to hit the market in 2015. Now, it lags behind competitors Hulu Live TV and YouTube TV with only two million subscribers total– Sling TV’s lowest number of users in five years.
While Sling TV is on the affordable side of live TV streamers — starting at $40/month – it also provides fewer channels than rivals, which likely deters some potential subscribers. In an attempt to k …
