@C4God81
What is it that you're having to pay for? There's no charge to use a Roku. Sure, you have to buy one, just like you have to buy a TV or food or soap or anything else, so you can't be talking about that. So what is it you're paying for?
There is no charge to hook up a Roku. There is no charge to use a Roku. (keep reading)
However, some content providers do charge. Netflix isn't free, for instance. If you want to watch Netflix, you have to pay Netflix. It's how Netflix makes money.
But, there is plenty of stuff that is free. Most of that is ad-supported, so you have to sit through commercials, but that's it.
What is it that you're paying for that you think is free? It may be free, but if so, who is it that you're paying? And how much? And for what?
Yes, @RokuDanny-R will probably be the one to help you, particularly since he works for Roku, but do share the information about what you're paying, how much, to whom, and for what. Be specific in the names of the apps and services for which you say you're being charged. Don't just say "everything" say something specific.
DBDukes
Roku Community Streaming Expert
Note: I am not a Roku employee.
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