Commercials are a huge part of the Super Bowl experience. Along with the half-time show, the ads are one of the few things that make non-sports-lovers tune in.

If you want to watch this year's Super Bowl ads, as well as the most famous Super Bowl commercials from bygone years, the web has you covered.

Here are the best places to watch Super Bowl TV commercials online.

1. FOX Sports

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The 2023's Super Bowl LVII was hosted by FOX Sports, enabling viewers in the United States to watch the Super Bowl for free on the network. Likewise, you can also find some of Super Bowl LVII's most popular commercials on the Fox Sports website. If you live outside the US, you can use a free VPN to circumvent the geoblocking restrictions.

CBS and NBC hosted the Super Bowl in 2021 and 2022, respectively. You can watch Super Bowl 2021 commercials on the CBS website and Super Bowl 2022 commercials on the NBC website.

2. NFL.com

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The official NFL website offers videos of Super Bowl ads for free. The site divides the ads into the breaks in which they were shown, meaning you can easily navigate to the ones that caught your eye.

At the time of writing, the ads from the 2022 Super Bowl are available. As soon as the 2023 edition kicks off, you will be able to find this year's commercials. It is unclear whether the 2022 ads will still be available to access.

3. YouTube

A lot of companies have uploaded their Super Bowl 2023 ads onto YouTube. The ad from Doritos featuring Jack Harlow in the video above is an example. Loads of other Super Bowl LVII ads can be found on YouTube, and you're sure to find some commentary about them, too.

Sadly, there is no official centralized channel for Super Bowl ads on YouTube. However, in the days and weeks after the event, many companies will upload the ads they ran onto their own channels.

You'll also be able to find a few Super Bowl commercials on third-party YouTube channels, though they are liable to be taken down without warning.

4. iSpot

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iSpot is a web-based ad measurement tool that's used by dozens of well-known advertisers.

Normally, regular users wouldn't need to visit the site. However, given that the Super Bowl is the biggest ad event of the year, iSpot has a whole library dedicated to Super Bowl commercials from both the past and present.

You can watch the best Super Bowl ads of all time, the best ads from the 2023 Super Bowl LVII, and commercials from past Super Bowl events. This is one of the best sites to see all of the Super Bowl commercials in one place.

How to Watch Super Bowl Ads Outside the US

If you live outside the US, your local broadcaster may or may not make the American TV ads available. Figuring out how to stream

In Canada, for example, US networks like CBS and NBC could still show American ads on their broadcast inside Canada. Since a Supreme Court ruling in 2017, all channels are now required to run Canadian ads.

Similarly, the game is being broadcast on ITV and Sky Sports in the UK. Both ITV and Sky Sports sell their own ad spots, meaning few—if any—US commercials will end up on air in this part of the world.

If you're living outside and desperate to watch the US version of the Super Bowl commercials, the only reliable solution is to use a VPN. Because the game is being shown live on the CBS website, you just need to spoof your location to a place within the US. We recommend using a paid VPN for both reliability and privacy.

A lot of these adverts are only broadcast during the Super Bowl. This makes it worth tuning in so that you don't miss out on product details and teasers that you may not see elsewhere, even if you're outside the US. Google, for example, has used its Super Bowl 2023 ad to show off Pixel 7 camera tricks.

This is the case across many brands, but you can easily find the commercials online using the websites in this article.

Catch the Best Super Bowl Commercials

While 2023's Super Bowl LVII is over, you can still catch all of the great commercials from the event (as well as the games themselves) online. This gives you plenty to enjoy until the next Super Bowl rolls around.