TeslaStreams vs. ViewIn: Free Tiers, Passes and Content Compared
Updated 2026-10-19
ViewIn and TeslaStreams are both browser apps for a Tesla's screen. This page sticks to what each publishes about itself. ViewIn's details come from its own website on October 19, 2026, and may have changed since.
At a glance
- ViewIn: a free tier of radio, podcasts and public live TV for 60 minutes a day, plus up to 3 days of everything with no card. Paid passes and plans: $2.99 for 3 days, $4.99 for 7 days, $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year. Needs an account (Google one-tap or a QR code).
- TeslaStreams: free during early access, with no account or card. Launch tiles for the big streaming services, YouTube and Twitch on our page, free live TV from Tubi and live YouTube news, live radio, podcast search and six games of our own.
Free use
ViewIn's free tier covers radio, podcasts and public live TV for 60 minutes a day. TeslaStreams has no daily limit during early access.
Sign-up
ViewIn needs an account, through Google one-tap or a QR code. TeslaStreams doesn't: open the site in the car and tap Start without an account.
Content
ViewIn lists more than 4,000 public channels from over 180 countries, plus YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Plex, Pluto TV, Netflix, Apple TV, radio, podcasts, films from Google Drive, Jellyfin and Emby. TeslaStreams has launch tiles for Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Paramount+, Peacock, Apple TV, Hulu, Spotify and Tubi; YouTube and Twitch on our page; free live TV from Tubi and live YouTube news; live radio; podcast search; and six games of our own.
Playlists
ViewIn accepts M3U and Xtream playlists. TeslaStreams doesn't take playlist links at all; there's no field for one anywhere in the product. Our safety checklist explains why we made that choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which is cheaper?
TeslaStreams is free during early access, with no daily limit. ViewIn has a free tier limited to 60 minutes a day, and paid passes and plans from $2.99 for 3 days to $79.99 a year.
Do I need an account?
TeslaStreams doesn't need one. ViewIn asks you to sign in with Google one-tap or a QR code.
Does TeslaStreams claim ViewIn does anything wrong?
No. This page compares what each app offers, using each app's own published details.
Can I use both on the same Tesla?
Yes. Both are websites, so you can open either one in the car's browser.