This article shows the steps to stream NBC shows, movies, originals, and live sports on Roku using the Peacock TV app.
Steps to Add and Activate Peacock TV on Roku
Installing Peacock TV on Roku is straightforward, as it is natively available in the Channel Store. If you live in the US and its territories, you can add and use this channel with a Premium or Premium Plus subscription. The ad-supported Premium tier costs $7.99 per month, whereas the ad-free tier costs $13.99 per month. If you are new to Peacock TV, visit its official website to sign up for a new account, which is mandatory to get started.
- Ensure WiFi Connectivity
Begin by connecting your Roku to WiFi, which should be stable and strong.
- Tap Streaming Channels
Go to the Roku home page and tap Streaming Channels using the Roku remote.
- Search for Peacock TV
On the next page, hit Search Channels. Enter Peacock TV using the on-screen keypad to search for it. Then, choose that channel from the suggestions.
- Add Peacock TV
When the Peacock TV app description appears, tap Add Channel to begin the installation. Once installed, tap OK from the confirmation prompt.
- Open Peacock TV
Click Go to Channel to run the Peacock TV app on your TV.
- Choose the Login Method
Once the Peacock TV channel launches, tap Sign In and enter your account’s email address and password. Click Continue.
- Activate Peacock TV via Phone
If you prefer to sign in using your phone, tap Activate on Your Phone at the bottom of the on-screen keypad. The app will show the activation URL along with the code. Note it down.
- Visit the Activation Website
Go to peacocktv.com/tv on a phone or PC browser and enter the code. Further, sign in with your Peacock TV account to complete the device activation.
- Stream Peacock TV on Roku
The app will let you in and take you to its home page. You can explore many categories, such as Channels, Movies, TV Shows, WWE, News, etc. Tap the Search bar to find the desired content and play it on your device.
FAQ
Go to the home page, highlight the Peacock TV channel, and press the Star (*) key on the remote. Select Manage subscription and choose Turn off auto-renew or Cancel subscription.
Update your Roku firmware and the app, connect a device to a strong WiFi, clear the app cache, or uninstall and reinstall the app.
It happens if Roku runs with outdated firmware, an unstable internet connection, or your Roku device is incompatible with the app.
