ESPN app offers new streaming options for sports fans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 6:01 PM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026
The ESPN app has updated its streaming service, providing fans with more options to watch live sports. Plans include ESPN Select, priced at $13.99 per month, focused on ESPN+ content, and ESPN Unlimited at $31.99 per month, offering full access to all ESPN networks. This move reflects ESPN's shift towards direct-to-consumer streaming amidst declining traditional cable subscriptions. The app incorporates studio programming, original content, and features like multiview for enhanced user experience.
- •ESPN Select includes select college sports and NHL games for $13.99 monthly.
- •ESPN Unlimited offers full access to all ESPN networks for $31.99 monthly.
- •The app streams live sports, studio shows, and on-demand content.
- •ESPN focuses on direct-to-consumer access amid changing viewer habits.
- •Multiview feature supports simultaneous streaming of multiple events.
- 6:01 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN app streaming guide: How to watch live sports, ESPN+ content, channels and more
"Here is everything sports fans need to know about the ESPN streaming service, including subscription plans, pricing, live sports, available channels, shows, bundles and how to start watching.
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