Cutting the cord isn’t a new concept to anyone in 2018. Millions of people have left traditional cable behind in favor of paying only for broadband internet and streaming services. An increasing number have never had a cable box in their home from the get-go. We’ve all got our Netflix and our Prime Video subscriptions; I don’t need to sell you on those.

But maybe you don’t know which streaming TV service best fits your tastes. Perhaps it’s been a couple years since you bought a streaming stick and you’re wondering what’s best as we enter 2019. And as more of us confront subscription overload and try to weed out the entertainment we can live without, it’s helpful to have a reference for how much these things cost — not just by month, but also added up over a year.

Below you’ll find The Verge’s new cord cutter’s guide. We’ll be updating everything as new products are released, as streaming services inevitably up their prices and adjust programming, and as consumers continue to splinter away from traditional cable. Cord cutting can be about saving money if you find the right internet package and don’t need every subscription service at your fingertips. But it doesn’t have to be; maybe you want the freedom to watch TV wherever you want or just don’t like putting money in Comcast’s pockets. Whatever the reason, hopefully our tips below will make things less confusing.