A standalone subscription to ESPN+ will increase by $3 starting August 22, 2022.
If you’re an ESPN+ subscriber who isn’t paying for the streaming service via the Disney Bundle, get ready to pay a little bit more. Starting Aug. 23, 2022, a standalone subscription will cost $10 per month, up from $7 per month. An annual subscription will increase to $100, up from $70.
The price hike comes a little more than a year after the last increase, which was a mere $1 per month. The timing also is notable because it comes ahead of the start of the college football season, with college basketball following closely behind. While major conferences and teams still end up on live, linear channels, ESPN+ has been home to dozens of smaller games, making it a relatively inexpensive option for those looking for specific teams and matchups. ESPN+ is also home to just about every other live sport, though what you’ll find on the service still varies.
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