Finding out where can you watch Chrisley Knows Best used to be as simple as turning on the USA Network on a Tuesday night. Now? It’s a bit of a scavenger hunt. Between the legal drama that sent Todd and Julie to prison and their surprise presidential pardons in mid-2025, the show’s digital footprint has shifted. People are still obsessed with the Chrisley clan, even as the family moves into their post-prison "2.0" era.
Honestly, the show is scattered across about four different major platforms. Depending on whether you want to watch the classic seasons or the final, shorter Season 10, you might need a couple of different logins.
The Peacock Powerhouse
If you want the most "complete" experience, Peacock is currently the heavyweight champion for Chrisley fans. NBCUniversal owns USA Network, so it makes sense that their streaming service keeps the library close to the chest.
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You can find Seasons 1 through 9 on Peacock right now. It’s pretty much the only place where you can binge the early "patriarch of perfection" days without having to buy episodes individually. The UI is clean, and if you’re already paying for a Premium or Premium Plus subscription, it’s just sitting there waiting for you.
Will Season 10 show up there soon? It’s expected. For now, Peacock is the safest bet for anyone trying to remember what Chase and Savannah looked like before the world turned upside down.
What About Hulu and Live TV?
Hulu is a weird one. You might see it pop up in search results, but it’s not as straightforward as Peacock.
- Hulu + Live TV: If you pay for the expensive live TV tier, you can watch Chrisley Knows Best as it airs on USA Network or via their on-demand library.
- Standard Hulu: Usually, they don't have the back catalog. You’re better off looking elsewhere if you just have the $7.99 basic plan.
Then there’s YouTube TV, Sling Blue, and FuboTV. These are basically cable replacements. If you’re a "cord-cutter" who still wants that traditional TV feel, these services carry USA Network. This is where most people caught the premiere of Season 10.
Buying vs. Renting: The "I Don’t Want Subscriptions" Method
Maybe you’re sick of monthly bills. I get it. If you just want to own a specific season—maybe Season 4, which many fans consider the "golden era"—you can go the retail route.
Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Google Play all sell individual episodes and full seasons. Usually, a season runs about $20. It sounds steep, but if you watch it more than twice, it’s cheaper than six months of a streaming service you barely use.
Why the Location Matters
If you're reading this from the UK, Australia, or Canada, your options change. Hayu is usually the go-to for reality TV junkies outside the US. They tend to get episodes about 24 hours after they air in the States. Pluto TV also has some of the very early seasons (1-3) for free in certain regions, but expect a lot of ads.
The 2026 Chrisley Landscape: What’s New?
The family is actually back in the spotlight in a big way this year. After being pardoned by Donald Trump in May 2025, Todd and Julie have been slowly reintegrating into public life. If you’ve been keeping up with the news, you probably saw them recently unmasked as "The Croissants" on The Masked Singer Season 14.
That appearance was a huge nod to Savannah’s late fiancé, Nic Kerdiles. It’s wild to see them back on a major network after everything that happened with the bank fraud and tax evasion conviction.
Where to Avoid Watching
Don't go to those "free" sites with fifteen pop-ups. You know the ones. Sites like Popcornfilmz or random Reddit links might promise free episodes, but they are a nightmare for your computer's health.
Stick to the verified apps. Even the USA Network app allows you to watch some episodes for free if you have a cable login or a "credits" system.
Quick Checklist for Streaming:
- Peacock: Best for binging Seasons 1-9.
- USA Network App: Best for the latest Season 10 episodes (requires login).
- Amazon/Apple: Best for "owning" the show forever.
- Philo/Frndly TV: Great budget-friendly ways to get the live channel.
To stay current on the family's next moves—including the rumored "Chrisleys Back to Reality" project—follow Savannah's Unlocked podcast or the rebooted Chrisley Confessions 2.0. The old show is a time capsule of a different era, but the streaming rights are still very much alive.
Start by checking your existing Peacock subscription; if you have it, you already have access to over 200 episodes of southern-fried chaos.