How many streaming subscriptions are you stacking at the moment? Is the cost of having four, five, or even six streaming services getting out of control? If so, you may be looking for a streamer or two to cancel this month, and The Streamable’s experts are here to help.

We’ve gone service by service to see which streaming services are ones you can’t afford to let go of this month, and which ones we think you’re probably safe saying goodbye to — at least temporarily. Check out our options below!

Streamers to keep and cancel in June 2025

Streamers to keep in June

Hulu

Sometimes you get the bear, and sometimes the bear gets you. On June 25, however, Hulu will be getting the fourth season of “The Bear” on June 25.

The high-stakes comedy/drama series follows Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and his sous chef, Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri,) as they work to transform the former Berzatto family sandwich shop into the next fine dining sensation in the Chicago food scene. The show has won multiple Emmy Awards, and fans have had to wait a year since the last season debuted.

Watch a trailer for ‘The Bear’ Season 4:

If you’re like me, the Season 4 premiere of “The Bear” is more than enough to make a Hulu subscription worthwhile in the month of June. But there is more coming to the streamer as well; if you’re a lover of nature documentaries, you’ll want to check out the new show “Underdogs” on Hulu on June 15. This series celebrates the true underdogs in nature, animals that don’t get a lot of attention but are making their way through the world despite all the odds.

Other titles like the docuseries “Call Her Alex” are making their way to Hulu in June, so make sure you’ve got your subscription credentials all up to date. You won’t want to lose access to the streamer this month!

Peacock

Reality TV fans, take note: Peacock is an absolute must to have this month. There’s a fantastic lineup of new seasons of favorite titles coming to Bravo in June, and each of them will stream on Peacock on-demand, with some of them due to premiere exclusively on the streamer.

Start with Season 12 of “Below Deck,” which follows the crew of a luxury yacht as they tend to their customers with a smile and gripe about them behind their backs. There’s plenty of drama between crew members as well, and the fun begins on Bravo on June 2, with episodes streaming on Peacock the day after they air on the cable channel.

Check out the trailer for ‘Below Deck’ Season 12

The unscripted fun continues on June 11, when “The Real Housewives of Miami” debuts its seventh season on Bravo. Once again, Peacock will get episodes of this outrageous, in-your-face reality series the day after they premiere on linear TV. And don’t forget about a new season of “Love Island USA,” which hits the streamer on June 3!

Not a fan of reality TV? That’s alright, because the second season of “Poker Face” is still releasing new episodes as well. Four episodes of the popular Peacock original are debuting this month, proving the streamer isn’t all unscripted nonsense. “Poker Face” centers on Charlie Cale, a woman with the uncanny ability to tell when someone is lying beyond a shadow of a doubt.

Streamers to cancel in June

Max

There is a premiere of note to mention with Max this month: the period drama “The Gilded Age.” But the show doesn’t premiere on Max until June 22, and with the ending of the latest seasons of “The Last of Us” and the “Hacks” in May, there’s not a whole lot of other prestige TV to pay attention to hitting Max this month.

It’s also worth noting that the NBA and NHL playoffs are ending in June, and TNT won’t carry any games from the NBA or Stanley Cup Finals. That means the amount of marquee sports games on Max is about to trail off significantly, and provides another good reason why you probably don’t need to keep it this month.

Paramount+

The release schedule on Paramount+ is fairly light in June. There are no new Taylor Sheridan shows to sink your teeth into this month, and while Star Trek fans are eagerly awaiting the debut of “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” Season 3, that show won’t be coming out until July. In addition, popular CBS shows like “Tracker” that stream on Paramount+ have finished their 2024-25 seasons, so there’s really not a lot of meat left on the bone for customers this month.