
ESPN Raises Prices on Streaming Plans and Disney Plus Bundles
ESPN is increasing the cost of its Select and Unlimited streaming tiers, along with bundles that include Disney Plus and Hulu, by $1 to $3 per month.
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ESPN is raising prices across most of its streaming subscriptions, with monthly increases of $1 to $3, according to reporting from Android Authority and Engadget.
The ESPN Select plan is going from $13 to $14 per month, or $140 per year, up from $130. The ESPN Unlimited tier is rising from $30 to $32 per month, or $320 annually, up from $300. Engadget reported that the Unlimited tier will cost $32 per month as of September 17.
The changes also apply to bundles that pair ESPN with Disney Plus and Hulu, which are increasing as well.
The move follows news last week that Verizon will raise prices for its Disney Plus, ESPN, and Hulu add-on perks starting in September, with those add-ons going up by a dollar or two per month. Unlike that change, ESPN's new pricing applies to all subscribers, not only Verizon customers.
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