So if you go with Fios internet only you're probably looking at $100 or there abouts?
Can't speak for Count but I'm only paying $65 for 100/100 service (which I've not yet seen a need to upgrade from).
FWIW, I'm paying about $190 a month for FiOS Gigabit service, the lowest TV package, and a phone line. That includes two STBs and a multi-room DVR.
$65 for 100/100 + $20 for streaming service of choice (about ~60 cable channels including the ~4 we actually care about). Unlimited DVR, up to 3 concurrent users, and the app is fantastic on all platforms. Good old antenna takes care of local channels for free.
Not trying to get into a contest here but it's super easy to "beat" traditional cable on price if your viewing needs are not excessive and you're not a new customer. I personally have no interest in going back to coax service when FiOS is available so while I suppose I could bounce back and forth for the new customer deal every 2 years, I'm much happier with the setup we've got (which is still less than new customer deals last I checked).
Tack-on: this isn't a decisive factor but Roku's responsiveness and usability absolutely blows Verizon's awful boxes out of the water. Same for Apple TV and Firewhatever, from what I've seen at family/friends homes. Just something about those Telco boxes... they run like hot garbage.