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Reading Time: < 1 minuteUrbanflixTV is a diverse streaming service dedicated to celebrating Black and Brown voices in film, television and beyond. With a vast library of scripted and non-scripted content, including original programming, UrbanflixTV is offering a multi-cultural streaming experience like nothing else in the streaming world.
Subscriptions are only $3.99 a month, but you can try out the service for seven days free with a trial subscription. You can also purchase an annual subscription for just $39.99, which basically means you get two months free.
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UrbanflixTV is a subsidiary of AMC Networks that was launched in 2015. Since then, the service has added hundreds of titles and expanded its roster of original content significantly. You can stream the service from a number of devices including Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Google Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV.
Streaming is also available on mobile devices via the official UrbanflixTV apps for Android and iOS. Like most streaming services, you can also stream immediately from the browser-based app at UrbanflixTV.com.
With new releases every month, the service is constantly evolving. Popular titles include hit series like Tokens, Dystopia and Darknet. You can also watch films like The Broken Rose, All About the Money and Postal.
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