A new free streaming service is coming for Sling TV that doesn't require any credit card or other payment information.

Sling TV looks set to join the ranks of streaming platforms that offer a free subscription, although in this case it seems more like a standalone service. Sling TV’s free streaming service, called Freestream, doesn’t require any payment information to sign up but offers hundreds of channels. You will, however, have to put up with ads since they support the free service.

Currently, Freestream has over 200 available channels and over 40,000 on-demand titles in virtually every genre you can think of (news, sports, sitcoms, cooking, etc.). But it also offers familiar channels like ABC and CBS News, Nick Jr., ESPN On Demand, and more – with plans to add more in the future.

“We know some people want free content, some want a year-long paid subscription, and others want to subscribe to specific events or shows,” Gary Schanman, president of Sling TV Group, said in the press release. “We’ve combined world-class content with the ability to easily upgrade to premium paid TV to create a unique entertainment experience.”