ESPN+ is raising its price on August 23 to $9.99 per month. But before the new rate kicks in, now is the time for smart shoppers to avoid the increase. This is your last chance to get ESPN+’s annual plan and save $30.
If you watch a lot of sports, consider locking in the current rate for the annual plan before the price goes up. Or upgrade to the Disney Bundle for more cost savings across ESPN+, Hulu and Disney+.
We’ve done the math for you to show you the cost savings that are available.
Currently subscribing to ESPN+ on a monthly basis?
When you upgrade your ESPN+ subscription from the monthly to annual plan, you’ll get ESPN+ for $69.99. On and after August 23, the annual plan increases to $99.99.
If you’re already an ESPN+ monthly subscriber and want to get the annual rate, click here and then select the ‘Get ESPN+’ button (even if you already have it). You’ll be able to log in and then switch to the annual plan.
We can all agree that $69.99 is far better than $99.99 especially if we’re going to be watching ESPN+ throughout the year for soccer. And, of course, that doesn’t even factor in all of the others sports that ESPN+ offers.
If you do nothing and continue subscribing to ESPN+, your monthly price increases from $6.99 to $9.99 from August 23 onwards. Over 12 months, that’s an increase of $36 for a total expenditure of $119.88. Therefore, the annual plan of $69.99 makes even more sense if you’re currently a month-to-month subscriber.
ESPN+’s renewal of soccer rights
Specifically back to soccer, ESPN+ already features every game from the Bundesliga and LaLiga each season. Plus ESPN+ recently renewed its deals for the English Championship, League Cup, DFB-Pokal, Copa del Rey and Eredivisie. The streaming service also broadcasts other soccer leagues such as USL and MLS, as well as college soccer, Liga MX and more.
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