You should compare services to see what you get on each one.
https://clark.com/technology/tvsatellite-cable/streaming-tv-comparison-best-channel-lineup/
That's a pretty recent article.
How much do you pay now?
1. Try out a cheap antenna from walmart, and go from there. https://www.antennaweb.org/ I tend to trust .org sites more than others...
3. You can get a fire tv, or maybe a roku for $20-35 for every tv that will play any app.
5. Get an Antenna from Walmart and see how your reception is. Take it back if it sucks (antenna).
6. I have DirectTv now and HBO is $5 a month. But if you have Att Unlimited all the way, I think it is free and you get $15 off DTV Now. Only Downside is no NBC in Austin. Comes with only a 20 hr DVR, which is fine for me as I catalog tv shows through other means.
7. You should be able to get a free trial to any service to see if you like it.
In my opinion Cord Cutting is mainly about cost, channels, then ease of use and menu ease, then Dvr(Or higher based on use).
DVR, I just got a 4 tuner Network TV Tuner for local channels. I thought setting up a DVR would be easy for that for free, but I was mistaken (It may be on a windows PC, I am trying on my linux server, or Android TV, and there are a lot of things to do, and I will post them when I figure it out.)
Like I stated in another post, the cheapest is a refurbished HDHomerun...
You can buy a HDHomerun, and pay another $35/yr to record whatever you want over the air to your PC for an easy setup.