ESPN Unlimited is getting more expensive. The streaming service that has hosted every WWE premium live event since Wrestlepalooza in October 2025 will raise its price from $29.99 to $31.99 per month starting September 17, according to a support page on ESPN’s website first reported by Sports Media Watch.
The annual subscription is climbing as well, from $299.99 to $319.99. It marks the first price increase for ESPN Unlimited since the direct to consumer platform launched just over a year ago.
ESPN Select, the cheaper tier that does not include WWE PLEs or the flagship ESPN linear channels, is also going up. That plan rises from $12.99 to $13.99 per month, with its annual cost increasing by $10 as well.
What This Means For WWE Fans
Anyone wanting to stream WWE premium live events legally now needs the full Unlimited tier, since Select does not carry them. The $2 monthly bump works out to an extra $24 a year for fans staying on the monthly plan, or $20 a year for annual subscribers.
The price change was also flagged in an on-screen message inside the ESPN app over the weekend, giving subscribers advance notice before the September 17 effective date. ESPN Unlimited previously offered a way for YouTube TV subscribers to get the service at no extra cost ahead of SummerSlam.
