Peacock offers NBC's reality slate, including prime-time favorites The Voice and America's Got Talent, but that isn't all. Bravo's conveyor belt of unscripted series lives on Peacock too, with hits like The Real Housewives franchise, Top Chef, Married to Medicine, Below Deck and Vanderpump Rules. The service also has a suite of live channels that air reality TV 24/7 and originals like Love Island USA.

A few of Fox's reality picks are also on the platform, including Hell's Kitchen. And no mention of reality series on Peacock would be complete without originals. The Traitors and Love Island USA are two popular picks for reality fans, and you can continue to follow the dating show's contestants in the spinoff Beyond the Villa. Snoop Dogg and Maya Rudolph are just a couple of well-known celebs hosting their own original Peacock reality series.

You can watch NBC and Bravo shows with Peacock's $8-a-month Select subscription, but to get originals and additional Peacock content, you must at least have a Premium subscription, which costs $11 a month.

Paramount Plus houses a wide variety of reality shows, including the CBS series Survivor and Big Brother. You can stream older and newer seasons of VH1 and MTV shows such as RuPaul's Drag Race, The Challenge and Basketball Wives or check out all-new offerings, like the CBS cooking competition America's Culinary Cup.

Paramount Plus also has a few reality originals, including The Family Stallone and RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars. Fans will also find titles from CMT (The Last Cowboy) and Paramount Network releases such as Bar Rescue and Ink Master (now a Paramount Plus original). Because there's a designated "Reality" tab on Paramount Plus, it's easy to find each title in one central location.

The service costs $9 a month for the ad-supported version and $14 a month for the ad-free plan that includes Showtime.

Discovery Plus is home to some of the biggest brands in unscripted programming, including HGTV, Food Network, Discovery, TLC, Magnolia Network, Animal Planet and ID. At $6 a month, the streaming service is a bargain for those who love to skip around the reality TV landscape. 

Multiple subgenres of reality TV available on the platform will have you bouncing from paranormal investigations to fishing expeditions to foodie competitions. If you're into celebrities like the Kardashians, Tony Hawk or Martha Stewart, they show up as guests, clients and contestants on various networks.

90 Day Fiancé fans can stay up to date with every episode of all the franchise's spinoffs. Viewers can also stream every iteration of House Hunters and Flip or Flop, as well as follow Chip and Joanna Gaines' offerings from HGTV to Magnolia Network.

After rebranding, HBO Max carries a slate of reality programming from Discovery Plus. If you already have the service, then it doesn’t make sense to subscribe to both or to switch. Keep HBO Max. If you’re only subscribing to watch HGTV, TLC, Food Network and related brands, Discovery Plus is less expensive than $11 ad-supported HBO Max.

Hulu harvests much of its catalog from traditional networks like ABC, Fox, A&E, E! and more. The streaming service provides next-day streaming of Fox shows such as The Masked Singer and Next Level Chef, as well as ABC offerings Shark Tank, The Bachelor and American Idol. The streamer's reality stash also includes originals like The Kardashians and The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.

Full seasons aren't available for every reality series. While Hulu has past seasons of Lifetime shows like Married at First Sight, current seasons don't air on Hulu, so you can't watch episodes the next day. Since NBC moved its content to Peacock, Hulu users can no longer stream shows from Bravo and other NBCUniversal-owned networks unless you have a live TV subscription.

Hulu keeps its reality lineup well-organized with a dedicated section on the app. For the ad-based $12 subscription, you can take your pick from an assortment of titles. 

Netflix has been gradually building its platter of reality fare. Ultimate Beastmaster was its first release, but the streamer has made an imprint in dating and cooking entertainment. The Great British Baking Show and Is It Cake? have become hits with viewers, and series such as Love Is Blind, The Circle and Selling Sunset often become hot topics on the internet. Food, real estate and romance aren't the only areas that Netflix covers in the reality world. Home improvement, mindfulness, travel and international releases are among the categories you'll find on the service. 

Originals Selling Sunset and Owning Manhattan give viewers a look inside luxury real estate, while Floor is Lava and Bullsh*t the Game Show put a different spin on… game shows. In addition to steamy options like Perfect Match and Too Hot to Handle, Netflix's catalog spans music competitions and series spotlighting rare collectibles. The streamer's monthly cost runs from $8 up to $25, depending on your plan.

Originals make up the majority of Netflix's reality slate, but a sprinkling of licensed series such as Old Enough and Tiny House Nation are also on the platform. Whatever you do, do yourself a favor and skip the dating-in-a-creature-mask weirdness of Sexy Beasts.