Freeview and Sky face more competition as rival confirms free TV channel boost

Freely TV update

Sky and Freeview are the biggest TV platforms in the UK. They send content to millions of homes. However, they have a new rival called Freely. Freely started in 2024 and has over one million users. It has many features and is getting more popular.

Freely has over 50 live channels. You don't need an aerial or dish to use it.

Freely has new channels called Spotlight Channels. They are free and will stream through Wi-Fi. These channels will add more entertainment to homes without extra cost.

Freely TV update

Spotlight Channels will be on channels 31, 90 to 99. These channels will also be on CTV OS partners' devices.

V is the company that helps Freely. V will bring new channels to the Freely TV Guide.

Freely Spotlight Channels will be with other UK TV channels. This will help them be more visible and trusted.

We don't know what will be on these channels yet.

Deep Halder said Freely wants to help its partners and give people free, trusted TV.

Freely wants to make it easy for people to find free TV in the streaming age.

V was Freely's first partner. Now V is helping with Spotlight Channels.

Do you know what Freely is?

Freely is run by the same people as Freeview. But Freely uses the internet, so you don't need an aerial or dish.

To use Freely, you need a compatible TV or box and Wi-Fi.

Freely has over 50 live channels and on-demand content.

You can also pause live TV on Freely.

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