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Sling’s Rewards Program Is Now Open To All Subscribers And Freestream Users

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The Sling Rewards program is now available to all Sling TV subscribers and all Sling Freestream users. While Sling announced its new Rewards program earlier this year, it had previously only been available to invited users.

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With the program now available to everyone, all Sling users, paid and free, have the opportunity to win prizes for simply watching Sling content. The program works by rewarding users with sweepstakes entries for every 30 minutes of content they watch each day, with the added ability to earn up to 70 entries per day. Increasing their chances of winning further, the program also awards bonus entries for maintaining a Viewing Streak of consecutive days watching Sling.

In terms of the current round of prizes, one grand winner will get $10,000 and twenty winners will each receive $500. In addition, another 125 winners will each get a free month of Sling TV. Rewards winners of this latest round of prizes will begin to be notified on or about May 1, 2024.

Today marks an exciting milestone as we open the doors for everyone to enjoy Rewards. You don’t have to be a paid subscriber to have the chance to win some incredible prizes,” says Gary Schanman, Group President, Dish Video Services. “Anyone can sign up for Sling Freestream and not only enjoy the benefits of our free streaming service, you can also enjoy the benefits of Rewards and earn entries for our sweepstakes.”

With Sling Freestream users now eligible to take part in the sweepstakes, those looking to collect entries may want to consider signing up for a free account. Even though Freestream doesn’t require an account, one will be needed to take part in the Rewards program.

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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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