Streaming the Super Bowl on Tub's free service at 4K quality could be great for fans. Or it could overwhelm systems, frustrating fans who just want to watch the Big Game.

Fox's Tubi will host two feeds as the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

While Tubi’s pricing is far lower than the $7 million to $8 million advertisers paid for 30 seconds of national ad space on Fox, the audience will also be much smaller than broadcast’s, which last year hit 120 million on CBS out of the 123.4 million total for Super Bowl LVIII.

Super Bowl LIX between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will get a majority of its viewers from Fox but that’s not the only way to watch the NFL’s biggest game of the year. The Super Bowl will also be available to watch the game on Fox’s free ad-supported television (FAST) platform Tubi.

Football fans who don’t have basic cable — or a digital antennae — will be able to stream the Super Bowl for free on the Fox-owned Tubi streaming service.

For cable users, the game can be streamed on any live TV streaming service that carries the channel. For non-cable users, you can watch the Super Bowl online through live TV streaming services that offer Fox, including DirecTV Stream, Fubo, and Tubi (links for each available by clicking on the OTT service you wish to watch the game).

Below I've rounded up all the ways you can watch Super Bowl 2025 without cable, with free options explained, too. From the obvious (using a classic TV antenna) to the obscure ( tuning into an overseas free broadcast with a VPN ), I've got you covered.

The free streamer, owned by Fox, is planning its own Super Bowl programming around fashion and celebrities as well as two ad spots.

Fox Corp.’s Tubi is taking a major step this year by offering the Super Bowl on its free, ad-supported streaming service. Tubi will stream the same feed, commercials included, alongside a Spanish-language broadcast and exclusive red carpet content.