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Philo’s Reality TV Subscribers Just Got What They Wanted — Bravo

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Philo has now added Bravo to its channel lineup. The network has been added to both live TV packages so Essential and Bundle+ subscribers can now find it in the live guide and start watching the popular channel.

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What You Need to Know

  • Essential and Bundle+ subscribers can now stream Bravo through the live channel guide.
  • Viewers currently only have access to the live channel, with on-demand content due to be added later.
  • Bravo arrives just as Philo starts offering annual plans, which lower the cost over a year.

Bravo is home to a variety of popular titles and is especially popular with reality TV fans. After all, the network is home to titles like The Real Housewives and Below Deck franchises, as well as Summer House, Southern Charm, and Next Gen NYC.

With the Bravo network now available to all Essential and Bundle+ subscribers, Philo users can now check out all of these titles and much more. Bravo joins a growing list of reality TV networks available on Philo, including TLC, A&E, MTV, VH1, WE tv, and Lifetime.

In announcing the arrival of the channel, Philo’s CEO Mike Keyserling explained that Bravo is one of the channels users have requested the most. Considering Philo is a live TV service that skews toward entertainment networks and reality TV programming in general, its absence was a notable omission.

While the live channel is now available, on-demand episodes from the network are not — yet. This appears to only be a launch-related issue, as Philo has confirmed the plan is to add on-demand support at a later time.

For those completely new to Philo, this is one of the more affordable live TV services around. At $25 a month, Essential is the cheapest package in general. For an additional $8 a month, the $33/mo Bundle+ package includes AMC+, Discovery+, and HBO Max.

As Streaming Better first reported earlier this week, Philo has also now started rolling out annual plans for the first time, opening up the option to save as much as $36 a year on the cost of a live TV package.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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