ESPN Launches Standalone Streaming Service at $30 Monthly

Tuesday, May 13, 2025, 12:20 pm

ESPN is set to debut its dedicated streaming service offering all live sports content for $30 per month while maintaining ESPN+ as a separate entity. Industry insiders note the move sharpens the network’s digital playbook amid evolving subscription models and competitive streaming landscapes.

theverge.com / ESPN’s standalone streaming app launches this fall for $30 a month

Disney is launching its direct-to-consumer ESPN streaming service this fall. The service, which will simply be called “ESPN,” will cost $29.99 per month for the “unlimited” plan, which will include all of ESPN’s linear channels. Disney will also offer ESPN’s unlimited plan annually for $299.99,…

pocket-lint.com / ESPN's $30 streaming service is almost here, but it won't replace ESPN+

ESPN's new streaming service will serve as the primary destination for all of ESPN's live sports content and other programming.

engadget.com / ESPN's streaming service will cost up to $30 per month and be called... ESPN

Disney isn't quite ready to reveal exactly when you'll be able to start using ESPN's long-awaited standalone streaming service, but it has announced some key details. For one thing, the company isn't rocking the boat in terms of branding. The service will simply be called ESPN. That was the best…

cnet.com / ESPN's New Streaming App Will Launch as ESPN With $30 Unlimited Price Tier

Standalone plans and bundle options will be available for the new ESPN app.

theinformation.com / New ESPN Streaming Service Will Cost $30 Per Month - The Information

New ESPN Streaming Service Will Cost $30 Per Month The Information

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