Paramount+ is not technically a live TV streaming service: It's CBS's combination live shows and video-on-demand streaming service. This year it's also hosting the AFC Championship game and the Super Bowl. Paramount+ offers the cheapest way to stream both games with its$5.99 per month or$59.99 a year Paramount+ Essential plan. On top of that, you can get a free month of the service if you sign up for either of its plans by entering the promo code "Superbowl" at checkout.

One caveat: You'll only be able to watch the game in HDTV HDR, not 4K. The service also doesn't have any DVR features. Still, you can't beat the price. 

DirecTV Stream has gone through an amazing number of name changes. In the past, it's been AT&T TV, AT&T TV Now, and DirecTV Now. Whatever you call it, you'll get your local CBS station and Univision on even its cheapest package: the$69.99 Entertainment package.

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DirecTV Stream's other packages offer additional channels, with prices from$105 to$150 per month. For a limited time, you can get the Choice package, with more than 105 channels, for$83.99/month for your first two months instead of$108.99. Unfortunately, DirecTV does not offer 4K streaming at this time.

In addition, DirecTV Stream includes generous unlimited Cloud DVR storage. At home, you can watch the game, or any other show, on up to 20 streaming devices at once on your home network. Away from home, you can share your stream with three other devices.

FuboTV is best known for its sports coverage. But it's not just sports. It's also a full-fledged streaming service with all the usual networks, including the ones that matter for the game -- CBS and Univision.

FuboTV's starter plan, Pro, has 183 channels and comes with 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage. You can stream to up to 10 screens at once on your home network and three screens at once away from home for$74.99 a month. One big plus about FuboTV is that it offers 4K streaming as part of its base package.

FuboTV's other packages -- Elite,$89.99, and Premier,$99.99 -- include additional channels. 

This service also encourages new users to sign up for the big game with a free seven-day trial. FuboTV is convinced that once you've tried their service, you'll stick.

Hulu with Live TV offers CBS on all its packages. The least expensive option is Live TV Only for$76.99 a month. However, Univision is not available on any Hulu offering, not even its Espa?ol add-on.

You could get one of the service's bundles with Disney+ and ESPN+, albeit all with ads bundled. For$79.99 a month, that's a good deal. Or if, like me, you can't stand ads, you can pay$89.99 and avoid most of the ad spots.

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With any of these packages, you can stream two sessions at once. For another$10 a month, you can play as many streams at once at home. But you're still limited to three screens when you're away from home. 

Another nice plus is you can store an unlimited number of videos in your cloud DVR archive for up to nine months. One thing you can't do, however, is watch or store the Super Bowl in 4K. While you can watch many Hulu shows, such as Only Murders in the Building, Kindred, and Reboot, in 4K, live TV shows, including the Super Bowl, aren't available in 4K. 

With over 100 channels, YouTube TV offers more of the most-popular channels than its competitors. By CNET's count, out of the top 100 networks, YouTube TV offers the most channels, 78, of any streaming service.

It also enables you to watch your local ABC, CBS, Fox, PBS, and NBC channels in most areas. That means, of course, you can easily watch the Super Bowl on the service with its lowest-priced plan, the YouTube TV Base Plan, for$72.99 a month. YouTube TV is also currently offering this service for$62.99 a month for your initial three months.

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If you're a Spanish speaker, you'll need the$34.99-a-month Spanish Plan. You can also subscribe to this plan without getting the YouTube TV Base Plan.

YouTube TV also has unlimited cloud storage, and you get six accounts to share with your household. For this, you'll pay$54.99 for your first three months and then$64.99 monthly. You can use this service on three screens at once. For Super Bowl watchers, you can also watch the game in 4K, but to get that resolution, you must pay an additional $20 for 4K Plus.