Football season is the number one reason people hang on to cable. It’s also the reason a lot of cable bills keep climbing. The good news: you can watch every NFL game all season long without a cable box, a contract, or a pile of separate apps.
This guide walks you through why watching football got so complicated, what you actually need to stream games at home, and how to try UGFTV free for 3 days before you spend a dime.
Why watching every NFL game got so complicated
A few years ago, you turned on the TV and the game was there. Today, NFL games are split across several different broadcast networks, cable sports channels, and streaming apps, depending on the day and time:
- Sunday afternoon games are split by region, so the game you see depends on where you live.
- Sunday night, Monday night, and Thursday night games each air in different places.
- Out-of-market games (your team playing in another region) usually need a separate, season-long package.
- Special games like international and holiday games can land on yet another service.
If you try to stack all of those subscriptions together, the monthly bills add up fast. For example, the main YouTube TV plan alone has a regular price of $82.99 a month before any football add-ons (price listed on tv.youtube.com as of Oct 14, 2026).
That’s a lot of logins, a lot of bills, and a lot of “which app is the game on tonight?”
The simple way: one service, every game
UGFTV is a prepaid live TV, sports, and movies streaming service. With UGFTV you get every NFL game, all season long, in one place, alongside live TV, news, and movies on demand.
Here’s what makes it different:
- Every NFL game, all season long. Sunday afternoons, primetime, and everything in between.
- Plans from $25 a month. The 12-month plan works out to just $20 a month.
- Prepaid, with no contract and no auto-renew. You pay once for the time you want. Nothing renews on its own.
- Free 3-day trial. No credit card, and signing up takes about 30 seconds.
What you need to stream NFL games at home
You don’t need special equipment or an installer. You need three things.
1. A streaming device for your TV
Our top pick is the ONN Google TV 4K, sold at Walmart. It’s affordable, fast, and easy to set up. Follow our step-by-step guide: How to Set Up UGFTV on ONN Google TV 4K.
UGFTV also works on:
- Android TV boxes and Nvidia Shield (setup guide)
- Amazon Firestick (older models; newer models running Vega OS may have trouble with the app) (setup guide)
- Android phones and tablets (setup guide)
- iPhone, iPad, and any web browser (setup guide)
See every option on our Platforms page.
2. A solid home internet connection
Live sports need a steady connection. We recommend 50 Mbps or faster for each TV that’s streaming, with 25 Mbps as the minimum. If several people in your house stream at the same time, you’ll want more.
Your internet comes from your internet provider, not from UGFTV, so run a quick speed test on the TV you plan to watch on. If your speed is low, a wired connection or a call to your internet provider is usually the fix.
3. A UGFTV login
Sign up for the free trial and your login is sent by email and text. Open the app, sign in, and you’re watching.
How to start watching tonight
- Sign up for the free trial at ugftv.com/onboarding. No credit card needed.
- Watch for your login in your email and texts.
- Install the app on your device using the setup guide for your device.
- Sign in and find the game. That’s it.
Tip: set it up a day or two before kickoff so you’re not rushing five minutes before the game.
How much does it cost to watch the NFL with UGFTV?
All UGFTV plans are prepaid and cover your household:
| Plan | Price | Works out to |
|---|---|---|
| 3-Day Trial | Free | No credit card |
| 1 Month | $25 | $25/month |
| 3 Months | $70 | About $23.33/month |
| 12 Months | $240 | $20/month (save $60) |
There are no hidden fees, no equipment rental, and no surprise charges. When your plan ends, it just ends, unless you choose to buy more. If you buy more time early, the new time is added to the end of your current plan, so you never lose days. See all options on the Plans page.
Tips for the best game-day experience
- Use a wired connection if you can. An Ethernet cable from your router to your streaming box is the most reliable setup.
- Restart your streaming box before big games. It clears out memory and keeps things running smoothly.
- Keep your app updated. Updates bring fixes and improvements.
- Test early. Use your free trial on the same TV and device you’ll watch the game on.
Frequently asked questions
Can I really watch every NFL game without cable?
Yes. With UGFTV you get every NFL game, all season long, without a cable box or contract. Try it free for 3 days to see it on your own TV first.
Do I need a credit card for the free trial?
No. The 3-day trial needs no credit card and takes about 30 seconds to sign up. One free trial per household.
What’s the best device for watching football with UGFTV?
We recommend the ONN Google TV 4K from Walmart. It’s affordable and works great. Here’s the ONN setup guide.
How fast does my internet need to be?
We recommend 50 Mbps or faster for each TV, with 25 Mbps as the minimum.
Will I be charged automatically when my plan ends?
No. Every UGFTV plan is prepaid and never renews on its own.
Who do I contact if I need help?
Email us at support@ugftv.com and we’ll help you out.
Don’t miss another game
Stop juggling apps and bills just to follow your team. Get every NFL game, all season long, with one simple prepaid service.
No credit card. No contract. No auto-renew.
— The UGFTV Team