ESPN Unlimited: Plans, Channels, Subscription Pricing Guide

ESPN has launched a new streaming service called ESPN Unlimited, which offers all ESPN Networks in one convenient package. This service can be purchased on its own or as part of a bundle with Disney+ and Hulu. If you’re on the hunt for a sports streaming service as football season approaches, here’s what you need to know about ESPN Unlimited.

The old ESPN+ service has been replaced by ESPN Select. So, if you had a subscription to ESPN+, you’ve been transitioned to ESPN Select, which offers similar content.

Unfortunately, ESPN Unlimited does not offer a free trial. However, you can test out the service for free by signing up for a Hulu + Live TV trial, which includes access to both ESPN Unlimited and ESPN Select for three days. It’s a great option if you’re interested in exploring a live TV alternative to cable.

There are two new ESPN streaming services available: ESPN Unlimited and ESPN Select. ESPN Select is similar to the old ESPN+ and does not include live ESPN channels. On the other hand, ESPN Unlimited offers all ESPN networks and content included in ESPN Select.

Both services offer monthly and annual pricing options, with a slight discount for annual subscribers. Additionally, there’s a new bundle that combines Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited for a discounted price.

ESPN Unlimited boasts access to all of ESPN’s linear networks, 47,000 live events annually, and original programming. Channels included with a subscription to ESPN Unlimited are ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN News, ESPN Deportes, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPN on ABC, ESPN+, ESPN3, SECN+, ACCNX, and more.

In addition to these channels, ESPN has secured deals with the NFL and WWE. A deal with the NFL will bring the NFL Network to ESPN in the future, and WrestleMania will be available on ESPN Unlimited in 2026.

To watch ESPN Unlimited, you can access the service through the existing ESPN app on various platforms. The app is available on mobile devices through the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, as well as on streaming devices like Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, Android TV, and gaming consoles such as PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.