ESPN launches ESPN Unlimited streaming service for sports fans

ESPN has launched a new streaming plan called ESPN Unlimited, which provides access to all ESPN networks, including ESPN2 and ACCN, as well as CW Sports. The service includes coverage for the MLB, NBA, NHL, WNBA, college football, and WWE Premium Live Events.

Subscribers to ESPN Unlimited also gain access to the NFL Network, featuring seven exclusive regular season matchups—five of which are from the NFL International Series—and over 1,500 hours of live studio programming.

Subscription options include a standalone service for $29.99 per month or various bundles. Users can bundle the service with Hulu and Disney+ for $35.99 per month for 12 months, or pair it with FOX One or NFL+ Premium for $39.99 per month. The ESPN Unlimited and NFL+ bundle specifically includes access to NFL RedZone.

Streaming platforms such as YouTube TV and DIRECTV offer the service. YouTube TV includes ESPN Unlimited at no extra charge within its Sports and Base plans, while all DIRECTV streaming packages include the service at no additional cost.