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At homePaid: Philo or cablePhilo / cable / Hallmark+
AbroadUS onlyNo: US only
Cost at homePhilo plans from $25 a monthChecked 13 November 2026
The short answer

How to watch Hallmark Channel live online

Hallmark Channel is live through cable and third-party streaming services such as Philo, whose plans start at $25 a month; Hallmark says live channel access is separate from Hallmark+. Hallmark+, $8.99 a month or $79.99 a year, streams new Hallmark Channel original movies the next day, and only in the US.

Hallmark says live Hallmark Channel access is through traditional cable and third-party streaming services, and is separate from Hallmark+. Philo lists Hallmark Channel among its channels; its plans start at $25 a month, and new users of its Essential plan can try it free for 7 days.

Hallmark+, Hallmark's own streaming service, costs $8.99 a month or $79.99 a year. New Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Mystery original movie premieres stream there the next day.

Country
United States
Run by
Hallmark Media
Type
Entertainment
Language
English
Cost at home
Philo plans from $25 a month; Hallmark+ $8.99 a month
Abroad
No: US only
Checked
13 November 2026
Outside the US

Can you watch Hallmark Channel abroad?

Hallmark says Hallmark+ is only available to stream within the United States. Philo says it is available in the United States and its territories.

We found no official way to watch the live US channel outside the US.

No official way abroad

Country by country

Watch Hallmark Channel in the UK, Canada, Mexico and more

Hallmark Channel in the UK, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Australia and Germany

No. Hallmark Channel does not stream live in the UK, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Australia or Germany: it is blocked outside the US, and we found no official alternative.

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Apps and devices

Apps for Hallmark Channel: TV, phone and laptop

PhiloWeb, phones, smart TVs, streaming sticksUS
Hallmark+Web, phones, smart TVsUS only
About the channel

What is Hallmark Channel?

Hallmark Channel is an American cable channel of Hallmark Media, part of Hallmark Cards, with family-friendly series and made-for-TV movies.

Questions

Hallmark Channel: common questions

Is Hallmark Channel on Hallmark+?

Not live: Hallmark says live channel access is separate from Hallmark+. New Hallmark Channel original movies stream on Hallmark+ the next day.

How much is Hallmark+?

$8.99 a month or $79.99 a year.

Can I watch Hallmark Channel without cable?

Yes, in the US, on live TV services such as Philo, whose plans start at $25 a month.

Can I watch Hallmark Channel abroad?

We found no official way: Hallmark+ streams only in the US.

Which app do I need to watch Hallmark Channel live?

Philo (US): web, phones, smart TVs, streaming sticks. Hallmark+ (US only): web, phones, smart TVs.

Can I watch Hallmark Channel on a smart TV?

Yes. Philo has an app for smart TVs and streaming sticks (US).

Is Hallmark Channel free to watch?

In the US: Philo plans from $25 a month; Hallmark+ $8.99 a month, on Philo / cable / Hallmark+. Abroad: no (US only).

Can I watch Hallmark Channel in the UK?

No. Hallmark Channel does not stream live in the UK: it is blocked outside the US, and we found no official alternative.

Sources

Where the facts come from

We check every fact on the broadcaster's own pages, or on two independent sources that agree.

  1. Hallmark+ Care: what is Hallmark+? (16 September 2026)
  2. Hallmark Media: Hallmark+ availability
  3. Philo: channels and plans
  4. Philo help: watch Philo outside the U.S.
  5. Wikipedia: Hallmark Channel

Last checked: 13 November 2026. Prices and rules change: the official pages always win.

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