is shomi or crave tv better
There are two big differences between Crave and its Rogers/Shaw counterpart, Shomi. First, Crave is tethered to a television subscription, making it inaccessible to cord-cutters or cord-nevers, a small but growing percentage of Canadian media consumers.o if they want to make more money, offer it to everyone and make some money off of your competitor's customers. But that also means the need to make it available conveniently to anyone who wants it, thus DEVICES, DEVICES ,DEVICES. From what I can see so far, CraveTv has the better tv programs and a better price.
Canadaâs top TV providers have been maligned for not embracing video streaming, but the launch of Shomi by Rogers and Shaw, and CraveTV by Bell are respective attempts to add some digital credibility.Unlike Netflix, which leans heavier towards movies, both of these streaming services are oriented more towards TV shows.hat already puts a damper on what each service offers, especially in a time where consumers are looking to cut the cord to save money. Rogers, Shaw and Bell look at their streaming options as a way to augment an existing TV subscription. Itâs an extra $8.99 per month for Shomi, and $4.00 per month for CraveTV.