ESPN is increasing the monthly prices of its streaming subscriptions effective September 17, affecting both its main tiers and certain bundles. Multiple outlets report that the ad-supported ESPN Select plan will rise from $12.99 to $13.99 per month, while the ESPN Unlimited plan will increase from $29.99 (reported by some outlets as $29.99/month) to about $31.99–$32 per month. The change also applies to some related bundle offerings.
Because ESPN’s streaming services are sold alongside other Disney-owned brands, the price hike extends to packages that include Disney+ and Hulu. Outlets note that the new pricing will take effect next month, with some also referencing annual pricing updates. Coverage generally frames the move as timed ahead of the fall sports season, with one report describing the increases as ESPN’s first price hike since launching its current subscription offerings.
While each source highlights specific price points and which bundles are affected, they agree on the key details: the effective date is September 17 and both ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited get more expensive.
