What is Philo? How to get a free trial to watch Yellowstone

Philo may be the best-kept secret in the streaming TV world.

The service offers over 70 channels at an unbeatable price, thousands of on-demand movies, the ability to stream across three devices simultaneously, and cloud DVR with unlimited storage.

Philo costs $28 a month, making it the cheapest way to watch Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 when it returns.

“Yellowstone,” which airs on Paramount Network, is currently the king of television ratings, and its final 6 episodes are likely to become the television event of the year.

So, if you want to watch what may be the biggest drama on cable television, here’s everything you need to know about Philo.

Read more: When will Season 5 of Yellowstone air on Peacock?

How much is Philo worth?

Philo costs $28 per month and can be canceled at any time.

While Philo’s channel lineup doesn’t quite match Fubo or DirecTV Stream, it’s much cheaper than almost any other live TV streaming service. Streaming services closer to Philo’s price range, such as Sling TV, offer fewer channels.

This is the cheapest streaming service offered by Paramount Network, the official home of Yellowstone.

When “Yellowstone” come back? When can I watch this on Philo?

“Yellowstone” returns to wrap up its fifth and final season on Sunday. November 10, 2024. These will be the last 6 episodes of the series, which means there will be no Yellowstone season 6.

You can watch the series as it airs on Philo. Each new episode will also be available on demand within days of airing.

What channel is Yellowstone on? What time does Yellowstone air?

“Yellowstone” airs on Paramount Network.

It will air at 20:00, as it has been on air since the beginning of its broadcast.

Does Philo offer a free trial?

Philo offers a seven-day free trial that requires little effort. All you have to do is enter your phone number and your credit card.

What channels are there on Philo?

Philo offers a wide selection of live channels, including AMC, BBC America, Discovery, Lifetime, MTV, VH1 and, of course, Paramount Network.

There are also several lesser-known channels that cannot be found on other streaming platforms, such as Magnolia Network, BET Her, Story Television, Cooking Channel, and Revolt.

A list of all 70+ channels can be found here.

How to subscribe to Philo

Sign up for a free trial at Philo.

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Joseph Regent covers television, writing about live television, streaming services and cord cutting. He can be contacted at [email protected].