How to watch The Sopranos online: stream one of TVs greatest ever series wherever you are

How to watch The Sopranos online: stream one of TVs greatest ever series wherever you are
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Still hailed as one of the greatest series of all time, knowing how to watch The Sopranos online is a surefire way to witness greatness on your TV. Six seasons of drama, mafia intrigue, internal struggles and some of the best story-telling and character development ever seen on screen, if you watch The Sopranos online, you will not regret it one bit.

Having that HBO pedigree running through it The Sopranos is as much about family as it about the mafia. It's set around the same time it aired - between 1999 and the mid-2000s - and follows James Gandolfini's Tony Soprano as he tries to balance his role as head of the Soprano mafia family and his home family life too. This is detailed and covered really compellingly via his sessions with his therapist which, while simple, are some of the most revealing scenes in the series. His struggles as an organized crime boss and family man eventually manifest in falling out with his uncle, his wife, other mobster members of the Soprano family. Not to mention, the prominent complications and life-threatening conflicts with the New York City-based Lupertazzi family.

It's a truly great series and comes from a time when seasons ran for loads and loads of episodes so there's plenty to get your teeth into. And by the wonders of modern technology, there's a whole host of different methods to watch The Sopranos online, no matter where you are in the world. Native options exist all over the globe, but if you need a way to stream The Sopranos from a different country to your own or you like the look of another country's streaming options (maybe it's cheaper) you can employ the use of a VPN. Regardless of the method, you'll find the best ways to get your Sopranos hit here. Plus, all the options can get you streaming in minutes, and avoid massive contracts or bloated fees. So let's get to it; the best value options and easiest ways to watch The Sopranos online.

Watch The Sopranos online in the USA

$14.99 a month at HBO Max

$14.99 a month at HBO Max
Even though it's twenty-odd years old, its status as one of the best shows in the world ever and it being an HBO Show means The Sopranos is a premium show still and as such is best enjoyed on the still relatively new HBO Max streaming service. Don't expect to find it anywhere else in the States.

Check out our roundup of the latest HBO Max prices to see if there are any deals on right now.


Watch The Sopranos online in Canada

$9.99 a month at Crave

$9.99 a month at Crave
Head on over to Crave if you're in Canada. It's by far the best and easiest option for you, plus you can even watch The Sopranos online on Crave's standard package priced at a reasonable $9.99 a month. 

Of course, if you fancy Hulu and HBO as per the US readers, then you could try a VPN option.

Watch The Sopranos online in the UK

From £9.99 a month at Now TV

From £9.99 a month at Now TV
The best way to watch The Sopranos online in the UK is via Now TV. If you're a new customer, bag a 7-day free trial first, then you're with everyone else by going for an Entertainment Pass which will you £9.99 a month. It does get you a considerable amount of content though. The downside is that if you want to watch in 1080p you'll have to bite the bullet and pay a few quid more for the pleasure. The Sopranos will be on Now TV until February 8, 2023.

However, UK readers might want to seriously consider deploying a VPN to gain access to the envious arrangement US readers can get with other services instead.

Stream The Sopranos online in Australia

Binge| From $10 a month

Binge| From $10 a month
All six seasons are available for Australian viewers at Binge. These prices are much cheaper than the Foxtel prices and include a 14-day free trial for new customers and no lock-in contracts. Nice.

$10 a month only gets you Standard Definition, but the middle $14 tier gets you HD and an extra screen. This is clearly the way to go over other services. Can you watch the whole series in 14-days? One way to find out.

How to watch The Sopranos online from anywhere else

Via an Express VPN sub from just $6.67/£5.50 a month

Via an Express VPN sub from just $6.67/£5.50 a month
While the above options are the most straightforward, generally, options for those locales, if you're somewhere with no access to your original subs or if you like the look of another country's option, then using a VPN can be a great way to do so.

Taking a step back, a VPN is an abbreviation of 'Virtual Private Network'. This is a mechanism that will disguise your PC or mobile device's internet 'address', enabling you to appear as if you are in another country, thus hopping over the hurdles that could come from geographical limitations or license restrictions. 

We have guides to the best VPN for gaming as well as the best VPN for Netflix, so we feel well placed enough to recommend Express VPN as our favorite. It's one of the best for many reasons, but it offers sound security options and has a large selection of reliable server locations to dial into. Express VPN works on a wide range of devices so you'll be fine when it comes to compatibility too.

1: Get a VPN installed. ExpressVPN is good value at the best of times but right now there's a great offer on which gets you three extra months FREE on a 12-month package, saving you 49%

2: Connect to a server. Choose to connect to server in the country of the service you're picking.

3: Then head over to your chosen service. This is when you can just shop 'as normal' and pick your streaming service of choice and complete your order.

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Rob Dwiar

Rob is the Deputy Editor of sister site, TechRadar Gaming, and has been in the games and tech industry for years. Prior to a recent stint as Gaming Editor at WePC, Rob was the Commissioning Editor for Hardware at GamesRadar+, and was on the hardware team for more than four years, since its inception in late 2018. He is also a writer on games and has had work published over the last six years or so at the likes of Eurogamer, RPS, PCGN, and more. He is also a qualified landscape and garden designer, so does that in his spare time, while he is also an expert on the virtual landscapes and environments of games and loves to write about them too, including in an upcoming book on the topic!