Among the three day-pass options, the Weekend Pass stuck out as the one with the least flexibility, locking subscribers into the Friday-to-Sunday period, while the $5 one-day and $15 seven-day passes can be activated on any day of the week.

Overall, Sling TV's monthly Orange plan still offers the best value. At $46 per month, it works out to about $1.53 per day -- much cheaper than a $5 day pass. However, if you only plan to watch live TV for a day or a weekend each month, that's when the value of a day pass really shines.

DirecTV offers signature streaming packages, and its basic plan starts at $90 a month with fees (without the promo rates). YouTube TV, Sling, Fubo and Hulu Plus Live TV's plans all cost more, affecting the value of these services based on their channel lineups. With channel losses and price hikes, some of services may seem less appealing.

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We’ll break down the differences between the three options using the details we currently have, and let you know which option might be best for you! As the months go by, it appears increasingly likely that genre-themed channel packages may be the future of pay TV.