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Limited time deal: Save $20 on an ESPN Plus annual subscription

By Jess Barnes  |  Last updated Oct 25, 2024 4:19 PM ET
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Do you love college sports? Want to keep up with UFC? Look forward to PGA Golf and US Open Tennis every year? ESPN Plus is making it more affordable to get the sports coverage you're looking for. 

Right now, ESPN Plus has a limited time deal for $20 off of annual subscriptions, bringing the cost down from $119.99 per year to $99.99 per year.

With the deal, you'll only pay $99 for your first year. After the year-long offer expires, your subscription will auto-renew at the regular price unless you cancel. This offer is for new and eligible returning subscribers. This offer ends on December 2, 2024.

Save $20 on an ESPN Plus annual subscription

How to get the ESPN Plus deal

  1. Click here to get the deal
  2. Click Subscribe to ESPN+ only
  3. If you've previously had an account with a Disney service, enter your username, or enter your email to sign up.
  4. Login or complete the signup process.

What to watch on ESPN Plus

ESPN Plus gives subscribers access to thousands of exclusive live events, original shows, and on-demand series. Some highlights include the entire 30 For 30 library, The Man in the Arena with Tom Brady, 1000 out-of-market NHL games and NFL PrimeTime on ESPN Plus with analysis of recent games and highlights from around the league. 

ESPN Plus is also the home of UFC. You'll need a subscription in order to purchase PPV events, so this is a deal that fighting fans won't want to miss. 

ESPN Plus also gives subscribers access to exclusive fantasy sports tools and articles by well-known voices in the sports world. 

An ESPN Plus subscription does not give you access to the traditional ESPN cable channel. 

Save $20 on an ESPN Plus annual subscription

Jess is a writer, editor, and Cleveland sports fan. She previously worked for TV Guide and Cord Cutters News where she covered all things streaming and sports.